Showing posts with label goldeneye-007. Show all posts
Showing posts with label goldeneye-007. Show all posts

Friday, March 23, 2012

Why did I get classified as 'Most honorable'?

Question

Yesterday, I was playing the wonderful Goldeneye, for the n64 with a few friends. We ended up playing a match, first to 10 kills.

I won the match by going 10 (kills) and 2 (deaths). At the end screen, it shows the watch with some stats about who killed who and two descriptive statements about how you played.

I ended up with 'Most Honorable' and 'Longest Innings'. Besides 'Longest innings', how are those descriptive statements determined? I thought I did pretty well...

Asked by Foxtrot

Answer

Honorable and Dishonorable are related to how often you shoot players in the back. They aren't a measure of how many kills or deaths you got.

Double Kill If you manage to kill two players at one time.

Triple Kill Self-explanatory--kill three at once.

Quadruple Kill Smooth move, you killed everybody.

AC-10 When you get all the body armor.

Most Deadly For the most kills, generally going to the best player.

Most Honorable Plays fair and doesn't shoot in the back much.

Most Professional No fooling around, mostly head shots, etc.

Marksmanship Award For being on the mark the best.

Longest Innings The one who stays alive the longest.

Most Cowardly When you run away and hide a lot.

Most Dishonorable Shooting people in the back.

Most Frantic Running all over the place in chaos.

Mostly Harmless Hardly kills anyone.

Where's The Armor? Didn't find any armor.

Where's The Ammo? Got hardly any ammo.

Shortest Innings The one who stays alive the shortest.

Lemming Award For the player with the most suicides.

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Answered by Resorath

Saturday, December 24, 2011

What are the hidden trophies?

Question

I am looking through my list of Trophies for Goldeneye 007: Reloaded on the PS3 and there is one hidden trophy I am missing.

If you order the list by "original order" it appears between "Clobbering" and "Hat Trick" - which makes me wonder if it is an online (public match) trophy.

Anybody have any ideas?

Searching online I only found a list of the following 3 hidden trophies, all of which I have already...

  1. Dance Commander - Surrender to the music in "Nightclub"

  2. Rocket Man - Kill an enemy with the RPG in "Dam"

  3. Royal Flush - In "Facility", successfully kill the enemy in the toilet cubicle without any shots being fired

  4. Cheated - Public Match: Get killed the most times by Oddjob's hat (min 3 deaths)

  5. Welcome to Russia - Make the initial rendezvous with 006 in 'Dam'

EDIT

Thanks to @Adeese, I was able to find that there are two more hidden trophies (added 4 & 5 to the list above)

Answer

PS3Trophies.org has the full list of Goldeneye 007: Reloaded trophies, including the secret ones. Hopefully using that list you can figure out which secret trophies you're missing.

Here's the full list:

  • Rocket Man: Kill an enemy with the RPG in 'Dam'.
  • Royal Flush: In 'Facility', successfully kill the enemy in the toilet cubicle without any shots being fired.
  • Welcome to Russia: Make the initial rendezvous with 006 in 'Dam'.
  • Dance Commander: Surrender to the music in 'Nightclub'.
  • Cheated: Public Match: Get killed the most times by Oddjob's hat (min 3 deaths).

Friday, August 19, 2011

Is GoldenEye: Source free?

Question

I can't tell if you have to buy anything to play GoldenEye: Source. Is it free? Are there any good tutorials on getting this up and running?

Answer

Yes here is the link to the current download version if you already own HL-2

GoldenEye: Source Beta 4 is the first major release since Beta 3.1.4 in March of 2009. Beta 4 brings us many steps closer to a final version of the mod and introduces a tremendous amount of polish in both gameplay, coding, and presentation. Some of the major changes include Rolling Explosions, Bullet Penetration, and Living Daylights, Capture the Key, and Live and Let Die gameplay scenarios. Please see the Beta 4 Change List for a complete list of changes in Beta 4.

Their wiki is a good source for tutorials

If you don't have HL-2 you can get it on either Steam (digital) or for $10 online (hardcopy disk)