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porschephiliac
230,628
Achievement won on 21 Aug 08TA Score for this game: 1,361
Posted on 14 November 08 at 20:04, Edited on 25 February 12 at 14:41
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This solution has 40 positive votes and 1 negative vote. Please log in to vote. |
Alright, you can either earn this achievement by playing every song with a buddy, or, you could turn on the no-fail cheat and play every song by yourself.
1. Select "Options", "Cheats", "Enter New Cheat" from the Main Menu.
2. Strum each note or chord to unlock "No Fail" Mode.
3. Pressing G from the "Cheats" Menu will disable this cheat.
G + R, B, G + R, G + Y, B, G + Y, R + Y, O, R + Y, G + Y, Y, G + Y, G + R
Make sure you play a few notes on each instrument, for good measure.
EDIT: You should probably include to go to Multiplayer > Co-op in the guide considering half the commenters are confused about this.
For what it's worth, I did NOT have to do this in one session, I did NOT have to hit any notes on EITHER controller, and I did NOT have to keep both players on the same difficulty (The Elven Jedi's solution, while confusing, is correct). I did have to turn the cheat off and fail a song -- this last step should be in the guide, not just the comments.
Posted by Mental Knight 5 |
bmlx5867
128,089
Achievement not yet wonTA Score for this game: 1,484
Posted on 20 July 10 at 22:09
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This solution has 10 positive votes and 4 negative votes. Please log in to vote. |
| To add to the previous solution, both players must be on the same difficulty and each controller has to hit at least 1 note for it to count. then back out after you finish the last song in the last setlist, disable the cheat, then re-enter co-op and fail any song. |
Benchem
285,889
Achievement won on 05 Apr 11TA Score for this game: 1,709
Posted on 07 April 11 at 16:27, Edited on 04 August 12 at 13:46
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This solution has 6 positive votes and 0 negative votes. Please log in to vote. |
This has to be done in co-op. Many have doubted whether or not this achievement is obtainable over Xbox Live, and after trying this method myself, I can say that it IS possible to get over Live, but, and I stress this, ONLY THE HOST WILL GET THE ACHIEVEMENT.
I was unsure as to whether the achievement would work or not, but I set up a few sessions as a few friends swore they got it this way. Anyway, the boosting method is as follows:
- Whomever is going for the achievement first, should set up a private co-op player match, 7 songs. Send the other player an invite, then when they're in, the host chooses the first 4 songs, the other player the next 3. Complete the songs, then repeat 3 more times. Once 28 songs are complete (4x7 song setlists), set up a 3 song match, with the host choosing the first song and a random one, and the other selecting the last song. The achievement will unlock for the host after all 30 songs have been completed.
This method will net you both Love Me Two Times and Deuces Are Wild in ~12hrs of play, as 4 playthroughs of the set-list are needed (2 per person, per instrument).
I'd like to thank Stealther GodX and Ultima22 for helping confirm this method, although to their annoyance as it ended up with them not receiving the achievement first time through.
EDIT - According to EmDeeGee, the reverse was the case for him, and the achievement unlocked for him without being the host, while the host did NOT unlock the achievement, using this method. I cannot comment on this, as I have not experienced it, but it appears that it may be even more glitch than first thought. So, to clarify, it might unlock for either the host or the other player. If you have any experience regarding the matter, please comment so we can know better the situation. |
The Elven Jedi
73,084
Achievement won on 22 Mar 11TA Score for this game: 1,709
Posted on 15 March 11 at 09:09
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This solution has 5 positive votes and 0 negative votes. Please log in to vote. |
with regards to bmlx's comment, so nobody worries, both players DO NOT have to be on the same difficulty.
only the person who is the "least" difficulty has to remain that difficulty throughout the setlist, for example: my friend was playing easy bass and I started on expert guitar and I could go to any diff. no problem. if she changed difficulty however, then the song history would be gone.
now I can't say if the "worse" player played on med. or hard lets say and went down if that would work but I doubt it... I think the "lesser" player needs to stay the same. but it should be pretty obvious -- if the song history is still there then you're good to go. |