Use wingstick as often as possible and the rocket launcher (after unlocking).A lot depends on how much time you have to spend searching for 30 drone spies or completing challenges related to killing enemies in certain ways. It may take about 30-40 hours to unlock all trophies.You can easily unlock all trophies related to the main story or challenges even if you choose a low difficulty level. The game can be played at any level of difficulty.Important information about trophies in RAGE 2 Important information about trophies in RAGE 2.Links to individual pages are in the commentaries below the achievements. So my question is.are narcissistic traits a positive thing in some cases ? because to me, its the best thing that ever happened to me.More complex and difficult achievements (for example, that require creative way of killing opponents) have been described on individual pages of our trophy guide. no one has ever helped me, I have had to help myself, and this rage serves me more than anyone has ever. I dont care if a therapist decides that anger is bad. However this feeling of rage will be with me until I decide it doesn't serve me anymore. I cannot ever see myself becoming abusive, I dont feel a massive sense of needing to be a CEO of a politician like a lot of grandiose narcs do. Because to be honest, I am more successful than the average 21 year old, with a business, a solid routine, fit and healthy, and well respected. all this pain is my fuel to get better and better. All of this pain has turned into success for me. The same people who condescnded me and found happiness in belittling me are now intimidated by me. These same people who bullied me in high school are now looking up to me, with respect and admiration. I love knowing that I am successful and that it pisses people off. I sill feel a sense of everyone being against me, but also below me, instead of in childhood where I felt inferior. I am still excluded from groups, but this time its because I feel a sense of dislike towards most people, not the other way around. I am obsessed with Karma, with revenge, with winning. Every time I go viral on TikTok, or get some sort of success, a good review in my business, an A grade at university, validation from important people, any minor achievement, the "rage" increases. And because it is so fundamental to my childhood and the feeling holds so much enjoyment and reward, I dont see myself digressing from seeking it or feeling int. The way I would describe this rage is that is a sense of fulfilling some type of revenge. The sadness I felt in teen years has now turned into what I would describe as a rage. I am now almost 22, so my brain is indeed at the later stages of full development. I would say this "anger" started developing in the recent year. However, as a child, it was the opposite, I felt inferior. I do view most people as below me these days. And in all honesty, I do feel it, deep down. I never thought anything sinister of this but looking back, I have always needed to feel special, like the reason I was left out, excluded, ect was because I am better. I always found so much validation the attention I got online. I am so convinced that many other spiritual creators are narcs too. I make a lot of advice-based and "spiritual" content. Now at 21 I have a platform with about 14k. As a teenager I became increasingly spiritual and interested in astrology, ect, it gave me a sense of comfort, being able to assess people so well I think my Narcissism roots back to this, if anything planted the seed it was bullying. left out and bullied, excluded and mocked. And ive spent so much time being angry at the Narcissism in others that.I didn't realise its me also. When my psychologist said this to me, guilt and shame came over me, but I laughed, I think to cover it up.īut now I really think about it.I am. But now at 21 I have just been diagnosed with Narcissistic traits. I have a diagnosis of BPD, I got it went I was about 19. I fell for someone with it and I was so angry and victimised by them. I have spent the past 6 months researching NPD.
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