PREY'S ACHIEVEMENTS were an EXHAUSTING GRIND! - The Achievement Grind

Well, it's that time folks. The most requested game I've ever had on the channel, I am so happy to be able to bring you part 1 with us covering the Mooncrash DLC in a couple of weeks! Another game from Arkane as well, so will it live up to Dishonored and Deathloop or will it crash and fall prey to high expectation, well let's grind the achievements and find out!

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[thesonofjazzy_]

Here it is folks, THE most requested game on the channel! I hope you enjoy!

[Shadowgaming]

"Push the Fat Guy" achievement for killing Alex is in reference to the morality questionnaire you do at the start as part of the testing

[МаксимЦветков-гч]

(27:38) The name of this achievement is a reference from tests in the beginning.
The scientist asks you a series questions, including train dilemmas and one of them has options like: "jump on the tracks (to stop the train)", "do nothing" and... "push the fat guy (to stop the train)"
And the funniest part that if you choose the latter, Scientist will say: ''You know what... I'd probably do the same thing"

[cromajuhs]

I'm really glad you enjoyed this one. I really loved this game when it came out, it was so much fun.

[furgel]

I would say the ending to Prey was more than "it was just a dream"
Throughout the game you're getting small sprinkles of it set up.
Firstly, at certain points you get these visions which set up that something is amiss, though this is the most generic hint.
But everything else is set up: you have telecom transmissions where people say that the implants are Typhon neurons put into human neurons, to which they suggest putting human neurons on Typhon.
Then, Alex says that the Typhon are fully incapable of empathy because they lack motor neurons.
If you look at the looking glass guy and his office/bedroom, you can find the prototypes for the VR headset, which have some shady circumstances around them.
The whole game is setting up that they put human empathy in thypon and made VR simulations.

[hayloren]

so happy to see you playing prey, but honestly you can play anything and i will love it, i genuinly dont know how you dont have 1M+ subscribers, you make good content that actually feels like you enjoy making your content, please keep making amazing content so i can enjoy a good 30+ min of my day, as well as supporting your amazing content

[masterofthelink]

Also I highly recommend Joseph Anderson’s video on this game. The “It’s just a dream” ending is actually not that bad with all of the context.

[torinsmith]

27:35 "push the fat guy" is a reference to a trolley problem, where pushing a fat guy in front of the trolley kills him but saves everyone else.

[sanekibeko]

Prey not only got me into the rest of Arkane's catalog but also got me into completing games! I loved it that much lol

[uncledomek]

I finished grinding Prey around 3 weeks ago and it was probably the most exciting achievement hunting I've ever done. The DLC is surprisingly entertaining as well. Glad you enjoyed it.

[X-SPONGED]

27:30
Fun Fact: The name of the achievement for killing Alex actually makes a lot of sense. In the very beginning of the game, you were given tests, one of these involve different scenarios of the infamous trolley problem. In one of the iterations, you have the choice between doing nothing or pushing a fat guy off a bridge to stop 5 people from getting crushed by a train. By killing Alex and destroying the station, you've basically solved the problem all over again by pushing the fat guy (Alex) off the bridge to stop the train (Typhon) and save the five people (Humanity). Thus the achievement's name, _"Push The Fat Guy"_

[Uberphish]

I definitely agree with you on hating 'it was only a dream' endings. In this case, it being less a dream and more of a _test_ eases a bit of that pain for me, since even though what we did wasn't 'real', it was still important because we were being externally judged. Still frustrating in its own way, so I understand the folks who choose to wipe them out for the indignity, but at least it's not _entirely_ rendering everything we did pointless.

[caiacw]

27:38 The reason why the achievement is called like that is that, at the beginning of the game, one of the test's answers was "push the fat guy"! I personally found it so hilarious when it popped up for me.

[StealthViper]

“It was only a dream” is perfectly fine in this game because it’s stuff that actually happened. You're living through memories but altering them, which means the choices you made actually do matter. So it wasn’t just a dream

[kottadragon]

Hard to believe it's already been 5 years since Prey came out. Still stands up great, and glad to see it make its way onto the list.

[Baiswith]

'It was just a dream/simulation' can be really interesting when you go down the full psychological rabbit hole and never make it clear whether the 'ending' you reached was actually reality or not.

[darkdruidsvale]

id suggest watching NewtC's video "Prey: How an ending no one picked contextualizes eldritch horror" as it does a really good job at making the ending not so painful

[brodygray]

Just wanted to say the summon and banish recordings ar good for the two kinds of playthroughs. When you're doing a no neuromod run, banishing the nightmare when he shows up can make areas way easier. When you're doing one of the power runs, you summon it and kill it so you can turn its guts into neuromods!

[iwantagoodnameplease]

Surprised you did no needles first. I thought that would be a second run where you get to the end as quickly as possible, taking no optional quests. But here you tried to do as much as possible with no needles, which seems time consuming!

[JohnOnTheRadio]

Watching you since your first video and watching you grow makes a smile come on my face. Shine brighter
Love from Pakistan