RA Walkthroughs

Prompt

As someone who (almost definently) has ADHD, it is hard for me to be focused on anything, unless I have some sort of goal, which is somewhat conflicting with all the gaming I enjoy, especially with how many games I have access to and am interested in, using retroachievments and infinite backlog help, but there is still a lot to do in each game so each session falters without something to look forward to, what I want you to do is create a plan for each session with each game I select randomly, this plan will be part walkthrough/strategy guide part routing for retroachievments, each session should be 1-3 hours and be extremely well researched (due to the obscurity of some games on retroachievments), pull out all the stops. Before we get started, do you have any questions. Read and added to memory Yes, a few. The answers change what I build, so they’re worth settling first. How does the random pick happen? Do you roll it (Infinite Backlog’s randomizer, say) and send me the title and system, or do you want to paste a pool and have me roll? I can’t see your Infinite Backlog or RA accounts, so I’ll work from whatever you tell me. How do you play? The plan depends on whether you’re in hardcore mode (no save states, rewind, or cheats) or softcore, which emulator you use, and which version of the game you have. For some games the region or ROM version changes the achievement set and which achievements are doable. Is each plan a full-game roadmap or just the next session? Many sets are too long for one 1-3 hour sitting. I can map the whole game into numbered sessions up front, so you can see the finish line, or I can plan only the next session and adjust based on how it went. If you want the full map, the plan for session 1 would still be detailed and the later ones would be outlines I refine as you go. How much do you want spoiled? Options run from “tell me everything, including exact routes and item locations” to “only tell me what I need for the achievements and keep story spoilers out.” I’ll also flag missables and point-of-no-return moments clearly either way. It would also help to know what format works best for your focus. I could do a plain chat message, a document, or an interactive checklist page with tick boxes and a clear session goal at the top. Each session would have one concrete target, ordered checkpoints, and a natural stopping point, so you always know what you’re working toward. On research, I’ll pull from the RA set page and achievement list, RA forum and community guides, and walkthroughs, wikis, and speedrun routes. For obscure games, I’ll label which parts are verified and which are my best inference, so you aren’t relying on a guess when something is thin. One note: I currently am not able to save information about sensitive topics, like health-related information, to memory. I will select it, it will be a mix of random selection and a series I'm interested in the time 2. Hardcore mode and retroarch and dolphin, but other than being the version of the game and emulator required for the retroachievments set, it shouldn't matter 3. just the next session, as due to how ais work, it is more detailed the less you have to worry about 4. tell me everything, 5. make sure to tell me if you couldn't access all the information you need for something, with a confidence level too (if you can't access a website, I can just send you the html file for the website because all information you would need would probably be text based). 6. for pokemon games create for me a powerful/diverse/useful team with places to obtain the pokemon and anything needed for evolution alongside a team snapshot at each location (this is mainly helpful for a lot of missables that us the same format of limited amount of pokemon and level caps at gyms) 7. If you can use an artifact to create a pdf with checkmarks, that would be a great format and give you enough space for enough information, especially with how if I end up selecting a game again you can add on to the artifact and reference it more consistently than just doing it in the chat box. Additionally, tell me if you have any usage limits that would prevent all of this from being done in a timely manner.