These DISHONORED Achievements ARE INTENSE - The Achievement Grind 

glad to see someone making Dishonored content, i just did a clean hands ghost run two days ago but i have like 40% of the achievements left to go. also how long did this run take u to record?

The only other mistake I could catch was you calling it a bethesda game - while it's technically true, it was just published by them, it was developed by Arkane

just curious, how many hours of playtime did you have after finishing all the achievements?

You also said "Solokov's" instead of Sokolov's. 😅

@@kurttlorenz386 🤓

I hope he does the second game later, the Clockwork Manor is mind-blowing.

I loved that too. The only problem I had with that is that, once you tried a few things, you can really bypass almost everything :D That takes a bit away from the thrill of having to get around a difficult situation with guards and stuff because there is always this easy way. But then you still have to go to those places you could skip anyways just to loot everything... I went on set myself some different boundaries and challenges on every of my 10 Playthroughs.

@@cookie_space Both Dishonored games are super duper easy, but that's part of the charm for me. An immersive sim that's also an over-the-top power fantasy is a unique beast. I remember dev interviews at the time talking about how Blink ledgegrabbing was completely unintended at first, and they just decided to let the player keep that crazy level of mobility when they saw how much fun it was.

@@benpasko the problem with the second game is when playing as Emily she basically tells you she wants everyone siding with Delilah to die. And they should because everyone is committing treason but the game punishes it for you by increasing difficulty. That being said the Clockworks mansion was brutally challenging and fun.

@@Skilful_basics8 I'm on my 5th or something ng+ as emily, I don't remember anything of that manner. They tend to be pretty cagey about whether they want to kill them or nonlethal them until the deed is done.

Tbh I feared the worst when doing the non-lethal route. Brisby did say he had good intentions and all that and yet I just couldn’t really trust him.

My favorite is assassinating the Pendletons

The fact they actually made the serial killer who oppressed others and murdered people after sleeping with them get a happy ending is kinda gross

@@RadMan224 but it does fit in the world. Even post plauge low chaos dunwall is kind of a shit hole full of rats and corrupt guards.

That's what the Outsider tells you if you take the non-lethal route and you get the rune at the shrine AFTER completing the mission. He wonders if that was the right choice, that he sees all futures and that he sees her having a good life

And i just love how he was like Oh Crap... No Witnesses, before reloading.

*LAUGHS IN METAL GEAR*

The worst part is taht apparently those tiger crusts count as well and well how can I not kill thsie annoying things?

@@hyhena-gaming9986 OMG STOP I WAS ALMOST DONE MY NO KILL GHOST PLAYTHROUGH AND I FOUND OUT THEY COUNT AND I WAS LIKE WHAT I had to restart the whole damn thing

its not a struggle if you dont dont do it all at onse.

@@clearkun5825 yeah sorry, they destroyed my clean hands play through, I never went for ghost I’m never good at stealth but o can never do clean hands because of accidental kills, river crists, and in dishonored 2, enemies killing eachother

oof that makes me feel slightly worse about the no killing policy. It really sucks when the moral thing to do in each situation is to actually just kill them. See also the next two neutralisations

@@Lylybeebee All the targets are pieces of shit who kinda deserve it, same for most of the guards or thugs. And the weepers are basically dead. Clean hands makes no sense in this game, imo. But yeah, I did play like that as well for the challenge and because the game kinda tells you it's the "canon" way.

@@Lylybeebee the non lethal option are mostly "I won't kill you, but I'll make you wish I did

10 years? Fuck!

Bethesda has a tendency to have games like that. Look at Skyrim, Dishonored, Doom, even multiple of the fallout series. All amazing games that still hold their own dedicated playerbase many years later.

As someone who is going through the games again with the patience and peace of mind i didn't have the first time i played, i'm glad to hear the worst of it is over, i spent 12 hours (very happily, loved it, didn't mind re-doing missions either which was weird cuz i'm usually impatient) doing the non-lethal ghost and getting the clean hands achievements etc, i was worried it'd get harder with the second and third game, (mind you i did the run on normal, i'll be going back after death of the outsider to do it on very hard :9) i'm familiarising myself with the second one by doing a shadow (lethal, i got sick of being non-lethal after the first game and i like playing the game how i would act as the player irl and i immediately decided i would kill the dude who goes to check the royal hidden room at the start of the game bc he killed the right-hand woman for NO reason :(.. ) run before doing the no-powers non lethal no detection run lmao, that was a mouthful, wish me luck :)

I don't understand how you came to that conclusion. The second game has just about every difficult achievement the first game has and then some. The 2nd game is easily harder than the first to 100%.

@@literallyjesus9207 ever done the Dunwall City Trials?

@shadow_ Those aren't base game achievements. I guess if you included those and the dlc, I'd definitely have to agree.

@@literallyjesus9207 they still count towards overall completion on Steam, yeah it's the same difficulty with the base game and yeah it sucks having to buy the DLCs for full completion. But honestly the DLCs are really worth playing through regardless.

Leaving one in a closed bin also killed them off so that did me in a bit

I was trying to get clean hands but I gave up because one guy glitched out ,no clipped the floor and died during the party mission

Yeah, on my first ever playthrough I just decided to not kill anyone and I failed simply because bodies would just slide off the roofs and die from that. Pretty much impossible to do without preparation.

The only issue was Lady Boyle, who I kept throwing over the railing into the boat, which was killing her but I didn’t know that. I became a speedrunning expert through that mission because of that

Clean Hands and Shadow on one run is easy. Try doing what I did; Clean Hands, Shadow, Ghost, and Mostly Flesh and Steel on one run. Now that is a challenge

I remember trying to do the art dealer achievement and thinking "If I don't interact with Granny and Bottlestreet it will be quicker," you actually need to unlock that area to get to the painting of the Outsider. So I ended up doing Art Dealer, Mostly Flesh and Steel, Ghost and Clean Hands in one go next playthrough.

The way I always play these game is basically like a challenge run, ghost/clean hands, every treasure/collectible in every level, every hostile NPC knocked unconscious and their body stashed safely, so I've slowly & methodically figured out how to get through every side mission and optional encounter that isnt meant to be stealth-capable

I was trying to play without powers in my first run, because I found them to be quite overpowered, but then I quickly realized (around the first target mission) that if you do that, you spend 10x longer on missions... sitting around waiting for random pathing and knocking everyone out. That is incredibly boring, so I ended up spamming blink as the game kinda forces you to do.

I've played so many times and occasionally find ways that make me go "wait I've never seen this wtf"

For me, Dishonored 2 is my favorite to replay.

@@saidinstouch2186 i have found i have replayed 1 more, but because that includes dauds story too. Dishonored 2 goes so hard gawdDAM

It’s not a short game if your doing clean hands 😂

Absolutely same. Cannot get over this game i keep downloading it every 6 months

well spoken sir

Same here. Just got a tattoo of the mark of the outsider lol

I replay Dis1more than I do Dis2, and Ive never replayed Death of the outsider

@@gxs64 hell Yes! I’m thinking of getting the same thing, as well as subject deltas mark from bioshock 2, and the mark of the slayer from doom 2016 / doom eternal

I like to sign the guestbook at the party, if you do, a note appears in the Lord Regent's chambers informing him of the fact. There is so much detail.

Appreciate the kind words! Made my night that! ☺️

@@thesonofjazzy_ You better keep making more videos, because I KNOW the subs are gonna start rollin in. Stay Jazzy

*No witnesses*

If you want another brutal challenge, I recently tried doing a stricter version of ghost; undetected with no bodies found plus nonlethal and it *would* have been no knocking people out but I'm pretty sure that's not possible so that was to be kept to a minimum. Even having cheesed it by reloading to get the spirit water charm early on, that was rough.

@@jaelin9107 tried it, first mission is probs the hardest one (that is actually possible to do) bcs you its nigh impossible getting past the gate explotion, all the enemies in the level run over imediatley and the dont stop looking for you, i tried for over an hour until i finally got through that part. other than that some missions are literally impossible, especially if you want to do the side objectives, like saving curnow in the second mission.

@@omnia859 I got through that by just luring one guard into the previous room, blowing up the door while the other guy was away from it and jumping out. It took a couple of troes to get right but wasn't too difficult. The hardest part for me was where you return to the pub and need to visit your room for Emily's note. I ended up leaning around the door frame and blinking to the middle of the room as the guards turned around, then blinking over the head of the one peeing on Corvo's bed onto the shelf thing against the wall, waiting there for a couple of seconds while he turned back, then blinking back to the middle of the room to land behind everyone again as they moved and blinking out of the room past one of the other guards before they could catch me. Even with bend time, that was frantic. ...admittedly, I probably made it a lot harder than it needed to be with my completionist tendancies driving me to steal everything not nailed down (looting the art dealers safe was tricky, for instance)

@@jaelin9107 i didnt really have too much trouble in the pub, if you wait for a little the guy pissing on the bed walks out of the room, and you can lean around a corner to blink in behind him. then just use the pole in the center of the room as cover when you pick the note up. you gotta move fast though or you will get spotted, bcs the two people that arent in there walk back within like 5 seconds of the first guy exiting. also, in the art dealers apartment you can stand on the small ceiling lights, but you dont really need to if you just lure the dudes away with a crossbow bolt

@@omnia859 as to the art dealer, I think I ended up doing both but there was a tense bit where I ended up hiding behind the door of the open safe, waiting for them to move.

@Fundamentally Unorthodox a guy taking a walk and messes up corrupt social and political figures completely by accident without anyone noticing

Especially if you go for zero knockouts (except the target when necessary) too

Really interesting to read that, I don't know if it's because i'm newer to the franchise but I loved number 2 as well! And YES, The Dunwall City Trials one will be coming next... and BOY, do I have some things to say about it!

I haven't played it yet, what was so bad about the sequel?

Do it

Holy shit lol

Well the controls of 1 are indeed a bit sharper than 2

I knew I'd get something wrong haha, thanks for letting me know! 😂

@@thesonofjazzy_ its alright, really enjoyed the video :)

Hahaha, that was the first ending i got. My friend who also played didn't even know it was possible. Good times.

Actually, there's more endings: Another ending requires you to simply not find and save Emily on the Pendleton Twins mission, and of course there's the variations of High/Low Chaos to consider as they influence the endings too.

@@enigma6845 you can't proceed through the game without finding emily. It's your main objective in the golden cat mission and also the indirectly your objective at the high overseer mission as you not only go there to assassinate/neutralize campbell but also take his black book and decipher it to find out where emily is.

@@LeonIsLate The main objective in the Golden Cat mission is killing the Pendleton twins, you can proceed with the mission without finding Emily, but finding Emily herself is an optional objective, you're not forced to get her, so you can leave and the game will proceed without her

@@enigma6845 me when I spread misinformation

Oh i would happily get all base 50, 50 more times than the 10 in Dunwall Trials... HORRIBLE achievements 😂

Yo. I legit almost lost a keyboard to those. Had to stop for like a year then completed all of them, but damn were they annoying as fuck.