Playing through Mirror's Edge on hard, without guns. Got all the way to the server room (like 5 minutes before the end).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNukZBnvcTM

[censored] that place, that was annoying as hell. Only time in the game I actually felt I needed a gun.

How did you with at the time trials and speed runs ?

The moment I chose the cow in Black & White. I mean, looking at the poor thing's face, how desperate it was in those terrible moments before the verdict, I knew I made a good thing picking the cow, maybe I saved a soul.

Not dying in Super Ghoul's and Ghost.

Escaping to the train alive at the end of Medal of Honor Allied Assault on hardest difficulty.

Getting 100% in Spyro 2 on the PSX. Some of the Orbs and flying challenges where brutal. To date, I have never done anything as challenging and time consuming as that.

EDIT: Almost forgot - 30 kills and no deaths on my first ever foray into multiplayer Unreal Tournament (the first one). I had never played a shooter online before but about two years of playing against bots on Godlike difficulty clearly paid off. Or maybe I got lucky and ended up in a game with only terrible players.



I did this a few months ago. It's bloody annoying. What's worse is that the rest of the game is a breeze without guns, even on hard, but then you get stuck at this one horribly difficult segment. I must have replayed it well over 100 times.

I beat The Sims

Getting 72 kills on Red Orchestra 2 on the spartanovka map, using the machine gun emplacement. Admittedly it was mostly bots but I felt awesome nonetheless.

Also no scoped a pilot on bad company 2 on Isla inocentes rush. Which was my first time playing.

Winning the Dragonlord fight (in the first Dragon Warrior game on the NES) with a Bamboo Stick. Had to be max level to do that. Which involved fighting a lot of gd Star Wyverns before I could get strong enough to level up on dragons which involved trekking back and forth across two swamp squares for hours and hours and hours and hours and hours and hours and hours and hours on end. That svcked.

I got through Privateer's Hold on the first try.

I also never die in Battlefront II, ever.

Doing New Vegas on Very Hard, hardcoe Mode took over a large portion of my life. But killing Lanaius and Oliver never felt so satisfying.