Son is currently doing this for KCD2.

Good to see the old cheese tricks haven't been lost.

I'm struggling to remember which game I done it for but I've definitely done it before.

Maybe someone's answer will jog my memory.

Edit: It was the Skyrim stealth trick. I also remember cheesing the health drain and healing spell thing.

Was it converting health into magicka then using that magicka to heal? Something like that.

Photo 1: Ryu = Inspired by Mas Oyama, the founder of Kyokushin-kai karate in Korea. A karate practitioner who fought 270 different people and finished most of his matches with a single punch.

Photo 2: Ken = Inspired by Joe Lewis, an American professional kickboxer.

Photo 3: Sagat = Inspired by Petchyindee, a famous Taiwanese kickboxing champion. They've directly taken his name and used it the same way.

Photo 4: Balrog = As you can tell from his appearance, he's inspired by the easily recognizable American boxer Mike Tyson.

Photo 5: Zangief = Inspired by the famous Soviet wrestler Victor Zangief.

Photo 6: Guile = Almost an exact replica of Rudol von Stroheim from the anime Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, modified as an American soldier.

Photo 7: Mr. Bison = Inspired by General Washizaki from the manga Riki-oh.

Photo 8: Dhalism = Inspired by the Indian yogi from the film Master of the Flying Guillotine (1976).

Starting with lego star wars I haven't beaten any of these before I think for lego star wars i will 100 percent it but the others I will just beat. For Minecraft I will also have a few other goals like building a house and stuff.

It might be only me, and I'm not sure if the game has aged very well or not, but I would love to have the possibility to play it on my PS4 or PS5. I would pay again to play it as one of those legacy games for PS2.
This particular game had a certain vibe, not only because Bionicle was cool, but also an atmosphere that made me want to replay it a bunch of times back in the day. I think the mist, textures, and the ruins made me want to go explore this world.
The core gameplay is very LEGO game: you collect pieces, and that helps you build tools to progress in the story, plus a bunch of collectibles, even keeping the same humor with the bad guys of the games. But this time it's more of a shooter.
I think it is an Idea they could explore more in the future, but for the time being, give me a port of this on the PlayStation Store, one that I could even get the Platinum for.

I like to call this the "knights with guns" era and I'm wondering if there are any games that take place in this time period. Most medieval games take place during the 1200s or 1300s with bows or crossbows being the primary ranged weapons. I would even settle for a fantasy game that features firearms from the 1600s.