Blitz: The League II
50 Achievements
PS3
Dr. Feelgood
Successfully perform 10 Great Triages (over 90%) in Campaign Mode.
3.3%
How to unlock the Dr. Feelgood achievement in Blitz: The League II - Definitive Guide
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Credit goes to Jay3625 from ps3trophies.org. An easy way to get great triage's with the needle, is:
1.choose no bet when you are starting the game, you can choose bet but it makes it harder to see when you pause.
2.now when you get an injure that requires the needle, pause the screen when it comes up.
3.next repeatedly pause and adjust pointer, til you get it over the center and its paused
4. *important* now with it paused over the center, you have to double tap X very quickly.
With this method I was able to get 99% a couple of times and takes no time to get D. Feelgood. Hope this helps people that are having trouble with it.
1.choose no bet when you are starting the game, you can choose bet but it makes it harder to see when you pause.
2.now when you get an injure that requires the needle, pause the screen when it comes up.
3.next repeatedly pause and adjust pointer, til you get it over the center and its paused
4. *important* now with it paused over the center, you have to double tap X very quickly.
With this method I was able to get 99% a couple of times and takes no time to get D. Feelgood. Hope this helps people that are having trouble with it.
5 Comments
This solution does work. Since you're not having to fight where the needle is gonna land, this pausing technique works very well, and minimizes the effort needed to do this on your own.
By Stealther GodX on 18 Feb 2013 23:28
cheating bastards do it the legit way bye playing nature on the game
By on 09 Nov 2013 06:59
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I like to catagorize the injuries in Blitz 2 in three departments:
The first being the "walk it off" injuries. These, although painful as hell, will still allow you to come back into the game within a few plays. These include Shoulder Seperations, Fractured Fingers, Sprained Ankles, Back Spasms, and Broken Foot (feet?) to name a few.
The second being "sleep it off" injuries. These won't keep you out for a long period of time, but you will be out GUARANTEED for the rest of the game. Fractured Collar Bone, Spinal Cord Contusion, Fractured Wrist, and the infamous Ruptured Scrotum are all examples of this.
The third and easily most brutal catagory are the "you have died" injuries. These don't actually "kill" you (though they would in reality), but they'll take you out for a LONG time, up to an entire season. These can be Spinal Fracture, Fractured Skull, or Punctured Lung, among others.
Now WHY am I telling you this? Because only the injuries that DONT take you out of the game can be recovered from.
There are TWO recovery minigames, one involving aiming a needle in an EXTREMELY finicky target, and one that involves aligning and pulling the analog sticks in two directions. The only factor that determines which of these minigames you play is the type of injury you sustain. If it's typically a BONE injury (seperation or occasionally fracture), you'll play the latter.
As for "tips," I really can't offer any suggestions other than practice. The needle minigame is hysterically finicky and doesn't really have a pattern. To date (and that's 1.5 playthroughs) I've gotten over 90% TWICE. Don't bother with this one if you can help it.
The bone realignment (as we'll call it) is far, FAR easier. Here, you move the left and right analog sticks into position then pull them back in a certain direction. You may not get it at first, but it's surprisingly easy. You'll NEVER get the arrows bang on 100%, but despite being more off than you'd think, you will score high. Also, take your time aligning the targets before pulling away, it makes all the difference.
Also, DONT play the bonus modes. These will more likely lead to the more brutal and unrecoverable injuries.
UPDATE - It seems you need to do all to recoveries in ONE division. I had 40% (4/10) at the end of Division 2 and now I have 0. Or maybe it's a glitch, since this didn't happen on my last playthrough.
The first being the "walk it off" injuries. These, although painful as hell, will still allow you to come back into the game within a few plays. These include Shoulder Seperations, Fractured Fingers, Sprained Ankles, Back Spasms, and Broken Foot (feet?) to name a few.
The second being "sleep it off" injuries. These won't keep you out for a long period of time, but you will be out GUARANTEED for the rest of the game. Fractured Collar Bone, Spinal Cord Contusion, Fractured Wrist, and the infamous Ruptured Scrotum are all examples of this.
The third and easily most brutal catagory are the "you have died" injuries. These don't actually "kill" you (though they would in reality), but they'll take you out for a LONG time, up to an entire season. These can be Spinal Fracture, Fractured Skull, or Punctured Lung, among others.
Now WHY am I telling you this? Because only the injuries that DONT take you out of the game can be recovered from.
There are TWO recovery minigames, one involving aiming a needle in an EXTREMELY finicky target, and one that involves aligning and pulling the analog sticks in two directions. The only factor that determines which of these minigames you play is the type of injury you sustain. If it's typically a BONE injury (seperation or occasionally fracture), you'll play the latter.
As for "tips," I really can't offer any suggestions other than practice. The needle minigame is hysterically finicky and doesn't really have a pattern. To date (and that's 1.5 playthroughs) I've gotten over 90% TWICE. Don't bother with this one if you can help it.
The bone realignment (as we'll call it) is far, FAR easier. Here, you move the left and right analog sticks into position then pull them back in a certain direction. You may not get it at first, but it's surprisingly easy. You'll NEVER get the arrows bang on 100%, but despite being more off than you'd think, you will score high. Also, take your time aligning the targets before pulling away, it makes all the difference.
Also, DONT play the bonus modes. These will more likely lead to the more brutal and unrecoverable injuries.
UPDATE - It seems you need to do all to recoveries in ONE division. I had 40% (4/10) at the end of Division 2 and now I have 0. Or maybe it's a glitch, since this didn't happen on my last playthrough.
joseph2728
This can be very difficult unless you get the hang of it. When doing the minigame with the needle make sure it is in the tiny circle directly in the middle or it won't be 90% (This is the hardest way to do it). The easiest way to do it is when you have to snap bones back together, just make sure you get the analog sticks to the outside of the circle fast and then most importantly make sure you push them back in exactly the same direction as the arrows.
Tip from jay3625: When going for needle 90% keep pressing ps button until the marker is directly over the center circle. Then quickely exit and press X
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This guide was translated automatically.
You can only apply a bandage if your players have suffered minor injuries such as sprains, concussions, minor fractures and disorientation. After this, you will need to win a mini game with injections or bone fusion. With a little practice and desire, you can easily make this trophy before the end of the third division.