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This is also done on the Mega Black Label V1.1 edition, which introduces a number of changes (including a controllable familiar), and we've heard reports that despite the description, this achievement may actually require not losing a single life. You still have to play pretty much flawlessly - which is going to involve weaving between quite a few bullets - and on the hardest difficulty, but while The True Tyrant allows you to theoretically take the odd death and even use continues after meeting the conditions to challenge secret boss Bloody Jitterbug, this one asks for a max difficulty 1CC (one-credit clear, so beating the game with no continues at all). The Secret Achievement achievement in Deathsmiles (JP) worth 605 points Continue playing to unlock this secret achievementДeathsmiles is somewhat notorious for its savage The True Tyrant achievement, but the Japanese version of the game actually has a DLC achievement that is even harder than that one. If you want to feel even more inadequate, here's speedrunner SpootyBiscuit smashing a Coda clear in under five minutes while casually chatting to his viewers. Only 5% have tracked players have even beaten All Zones mode with default character Cadence, so you can probably see now why all those extra conditions would hold folks back from being able to complete this 'probably impossible' (in the game's own words) challenge. Coda combines the negative traits of three other characters (Aria, Bolt, and Monk), meaning she can never go over half a heart and dies in a single hit, dies if she collects any gold (and every enemy will drop gold when killed), dies if you miss a single beat, and must move at double speed. That's unlikely to be the case here, though - there are a handful of unlocks on PlayStation, and the requirements are just that bloody difficult that frankly, it's not that surprising that nobody on Xbox has done this. When we see an achievement that has a 0% unlock rate not just here but on Xbox, period, it's usually safe to assume it's just another of those horrible broken unobtainables. The Impossible, Right? achievement in Crypt of the NecroDancer worth 70 points Complete 'All Zones Mode' with solo Coda

Good luck doing this (or indeed any Souls game) 100% without a guide, too.

Since most of the mainline Souls game have one particular build or another that busts them wide open, Sekiro felt like the best representative for FromSoftware games, one where skill and timing rule (even if there are still a few cheese strats with certain prosthetics) and one mistake can be lethal. For one, fans of Souls-like games are getting pretty experienced with them by this point, making each feel that much less daunting, while From's games are notorious for their difficulty, meaning there are many people out there who simply won't try them at all.

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Don't let the numbers fool you on this one, though - while a decent 8% of players on TA might have polished off Sekiro in its entirety, that number drops to just 2% in the wider scheme of things on Xbox, plus you need to consider several other factors. Given that we decided to use the Cursed Phraseв„ў in the article title, it's only proper that we should kick things off with a FromSoftware game, even though this is technically one of the easiest achievements on the list.

The Sekiro achievement in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice - GOTY Edition worth 243 points All achievements have been unlocked.

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