Free Spirit said: Yeah, Platinum is actually a reasonably easy trophy to get for FFXIII-2. If you get every fragment, you've done all the nasty ones already,and a are probably well on your way to getting the rest. The only stuff you may still need is 10,000 steps on a chocobo(getting the Clock Master fragment skill makes this easier), 100 pre-emptive strikes in a row(you can just initiate an easy to pre-empt vortex battle, retry the battle immediately, and then initiate it again, over and over for this one), and the 10,000 coins won in Serendipity trophy.
Colinp42 said: And between the lucky coin fragment and needing coins to buy the stuff for other fragments, you'll probably get the 10000 coins won trophy anyway. The only other thing I'm working at is 1000 paradigm shifts - but since I just keep shifting as much as I can now, I should hopefully have that soon. Honestly the 100% beastiary fragment is probably the most time consuming thing (well, possibly casino, depending on luck).
...An enemy that is pure evil? Right or wrong are not what separate us and our enemies. It's our different standpoints, our perspectives that separate us. Both sides blame one another. There's no good or bad side. Just two sides holding different views.
Free Spirit said: Blarg. Since when is Snow more powerful than Gilgamesh? The dude's slaughtering me with his goddamn 99,999 damage to the whole party Sovereign Fist (65,000 damage if you're in full Tortoise mode, like that makes any difference). I imagine I have to use Steelguard or something before he actually hits me to survive the attack. I dunno, I guess I'll figure it out, or youtube it if I get fed up with repeated insta-game-over fists to my face. I was NOT expecting him to be this tough. Nor was I expecting you to apparently have to beat this ridiculously tough battle just to start Snow's DLC episode, which has me pretty steamed if that really is the case. I tried finding something new to do besides fight Snow from the Coliseum list after that very awesome cutscene....but I got nothing. I know Valfodr can be fought so there must be more to Snow's DLC than a snazzy cutscene and his Coliseum fight. And if I have to get through that 10 million HP blockhead Snow to see it, well, that's just lame. I can't imagine this to be the case, based on how powerful Snow's battle is. I mean, once I beat him, how could anything in his DLC episode even be vaguely a challenge compared to him, besides max level Valfodr? And one thing I'm curious about that maybe someone who bought Snow's DLC and not all the other Coliseum fights can help me out on. Do all the DLC bosses still make an appearance in his opening scene, even if you haven't bought them?
