I suggest you complete them in the following order:ġ. the challenge requirements for the Fire deck in each Set is always the same). The challenges are the same for each elemental deck across all 3 Sets (i.e. Next complete the silver challenge trophies. Once you beat the “Final” pre-constructed deck for a Set, it will unlock all the challenges for that Set. The “Final” deck has a different name in each Set: The Starter Deck is not a pre-constructed deck, technically, but you won’t be able to select a pre-constructed deck for Set 1 until you beat it. The deck order in a Set is always Fire > Water > Earth > Wood > Biolith > Final, with the exception of Set 1, which starts with the Starter Deck before continuing on to Fire. They have to be done in order for each Set, but you can do the Sets in any order you wish. In order to access the challenges in a Set (silver trophies), you must first beat all pre-constructed decks in that Set (bronze trophies, silver for Final decks). Step 1: Unlock All the Pre-Constructed Decks There is no story mode for this game, so really it just boils down to winning a lot of matches against the COMP. And that can only come from practice and really learning the game. So you need to know what to play in what situation. You still need to know game strategy, what some cards do, what kind of card limits there are in a game, etc, to be successful because even though the COMP is fairly predictable from deck to deck, it will draw different cards each time and occasionally you may be caught off guard. However.there are no true foolproof ways of beating the COMP. So while working on trophies, play from your entire pool of cards. you can only play 3 of a specific creature in a game). It merely tracks how many cards you have in your Library, Hand and Graveyard at any given time, as well as how many certain types of cards you have played (i.e. The COMP doesn’t know you are drawing cards dishonestly and not keeping a hand. To “cheat” for these trophies, you just use whatever cards you want out of your entire pool of cards. The trophies are fundamentally broken in that manner and it’s easy to take advantage of it if you want platinum. In this guide, you will be partially “cheating” by breaking a few rules that the COMP can’t enforce when you use the Eye camera. That’s another reason why this game can be difficult to platinum nowadays. I am not endorsing that, but at this point in the game’s lifecycle, they have discontinued making the cards, so that may be your only option in procuring some of the harder to find cards and making your life easier. Also, it is possible to find scans of the cards and print them out (the camera will recognize it if it’s a decent color print) if you are looking for a particular card. Sets 1 and 2 are the easiest to find online. There are a few challenges that are basically impossible unless you have other cards that don’t come with the Starter Deck.

You cannot get platinum with just the Starter Deck that comes with the game. The additional requirements make this one of the more expensive games to platinum, but the good news is that you can get through the majority of the trophies using mostly Set 1 cards, with a few Set 2 here and there for some of the challenges.

To platinum this game, you are going to need the following: The Eye of Judgment (EoJ) is a trading card game that uses the PlayStation Eye camera and collectible cards as part of its user interface. Like this guide? Then do me a solid and join the forums! Cheats: Playing against the COMP you can cheat by not using a hand and just playing any card you wish from your pool of cards. Number of missable trophies: All - you *must* play the COMP on Normal difficulty or above and with the Official Board Layout for the trophies to unlock. Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 100 individual games Approximate amount of time to Platinum: 20-25 hours

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