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I would suggest practicing through the chapters that you know you have trouble on, and keep repeating them until you can get it right almost every time. The last few gravity based chapters are particularly more challenging, as you have to get them right the first time or else you'll die, so make sure you got a solid rhythm down.

Again, practice, practice, practice those challenging chapters before you start a play-through. It will save you much frustration later. My last advice; if you die before you kill the spider, go ahead and restart. It doesn't take you long to get there and you'll want to have those extra lives. Once you get towards the middle of the game though, keep going until you die six times.

Even if you're at five deaths and you're certain you won't make it, the practice is still good. Besides, you might get lucky. Well, good luck! Showing most recent comments. View all comments. Got it done with just one death, and that one death was from an easy part of the game, getting chased by the spider. Posted by Ar0nP1aYz05 on 26 Jul at Does using the reload chapter feature void the acheivement?

I went through all the game and died twice but didn't get the achievement. One sitting too Posted by Zeta Sigh on 30 Sep at Zeta Sigh, reloading a chapter does void the achievement. Posted by Ar0nP1aYz05 on 30 Sep at Leave a comment. Sign in and add a guide. Hi, this solution is meant as an addition to the solution of Eterna1 Soldier.

He gave some good hints in his solution which make your life definitaly easier if you want to go for this. The trick to get this achievement is to memorize the hard parts.

I used the videos below myself to get this achievement and with the help of them I got my achievements for the and the One in just two days with no more than 5 retries for each version.

You can unlock this achievement by selecting a New Game from the main menu and playing through to the closing credits in a single sitting no dashboarding, no loading another save, etc. Oh, also there's the minor point of doing it without dying more than 5 times in the entire run. Here are some approaches to this achievement that I found useful: 1 Don't let the "complete the game in one sitting" part scare you. Once you know the solutions to all the puzzles, this game probably clocks in at about 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete.

It's not like Dead Rising's "7 Day Survivor" where you have to set aside an entire day of your life. You may not unlock the achievement until your 3rd or 4th attempt, but still, at least you're able to do that over a couple of days. Chapter 10 is only about 20 minutes into the game, and those first 9 chapters are some of the easiest puzzles in the game. Unless you were doing something silly, there's really no excuse for dying that soon.

First of all, you never know what might happen. You might die 4 times in Chapter 16, but totally luck out on those jumps in Chapter 23, and that'll end up being the run where you get the achievement. Even if you continue playing and don't get the achievement, the additional practice on the later levels will only make life easier for your next attempt.

I personally found some jumps in Chapters 13, 14, and 18 tricky. If you need any more help, here are some videos with annotated tips I've uploaded to YouTube of my 2nd "No Point in Dying" playthrough. You'll probably want to click on each video to watch them directly through YouTube, as the annotations can be tough to read through an embedded player. Showing most recent comments.

View all comments. This kind of sucks but YouTube removed the annotation feature from their videos some time ago. The option is still there but it seems like it no longer does anything.

The videos are still really helpful though. Posted by AbyssalOrc33 on 22 Jun 19 at You really only need to practice the very late chapters, 23 and 24 because those final jumps are very difficult if you are not used to them. Everything else you can time pretty well by just following the video guides. That is the best thing you can do, always follow them to see what is coming up so you don't accidentally die, and you can see how to time the jumps correctly.

Queens reverse the digits of the count in its current state. So, if the count is 32, and a Queen is played, the count becomes Remember, the count must always reduce , so a Queen cannot be played on a number that gets bigger when reversed.

For example, a Queen cannot be played on a 45 because it would become If a Queen is played on a number like 50, it would simply become 5. Kings allow the player to divide the current total by any number between 1 and the current total. It must divide evenly with no remainder. Players continue taking turns as described above until one player brings the count to zero or one player is unable to go. If a player runs out of cards, they may attempt to continue playing with the top card from the stock.

If that card is not playable, the other player takes as many turns as possible before getting blocked or winning. Deal alternates each round. Continue dealing from the pack. There is no need to shuffle the expended cards back into the deck. Whoever plays the last card is the winner.