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congrats slane! 30K finally. And you guys were right, RE5 on amateur is fun and enjoyable, not the usual difficult fare from Capcom. Glad they finally came around to seeing it from the lazy gamer's perspective...

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Sometime in January I was at 21805 and then I didn't play for a whole month. When I get my hands on a game, I pretty much play only that game until I'm done with it. I didn't want to stop with Fallout 3, but there's really nothing left for me to do except get the expansions, and I'm not ready to fork out for them just yet.

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we don't take kindly to the term "whoring" round here...tsk tsk. anyway, just do it at your own pace. the 20K mark isn't too far off from you. i demand progress.

The Right term is achievement-masochism. You see, in that leaderboard, there are some gamers crazy enough to hunt the "Seriously" type achievements or play bizarre mind boggling games like Puzzle Quest Galactryx or even Onechambara ...

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muhahahahaha mon amis Vyk, this Onechambara was chosen for horniness, not points...it's terrible for points. Literally only 30 GS if you just play the entire campaign normally.

i don't think Galactryx is a points earner. looks like a cool puzzler. But one game i totally didn't expect to be easy for points is Hell's Highway. You guys never said anything! it's a good game, but too easy for points. Got 200 within the first hour of playing. there was a spell where i felt like everything i did short of pressing the Y button got me 10GS!

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that must have been one long day remy! how the hell did you finish that game so quick, it took me a month!

IIRC, the game took me about 12 hours, which included getting all achievements except for beating it on the hardest difficulty. I did it over the course of a few days, but one solid day is enough to beat it. Sometimes games are like kids, you make the time :D

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SMELTN - you need to get on the good side of PabUK in order to be added...i think there's one spot available at the moment.

as for the gamercard, you'll need to sign up with mygamercard.com, but i think PabUK can help you with that as well.

mathachew, as much as i love kids, i don't compare them to games. the latter are much more rewarding muhahahahahahaha. ha.

EDIT: PabUK can be found on the first page of this thread, just PM him.

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