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Relentless Assault achievement in Driver: San Francisco

Relentless Assault

Successfully attack the base 10 times in Blitz (Public)

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  • HarrawrHarrawr
    09 Sep 2011 15 Sep 2011
    To clarify, to get this achievement, you have to accumulatively score 10 points in blitz as an attacker.

    You do NOT have to win 10 full rounds.

    To score points as an attacker in blitz, you must wait until you are on the team that has the attacker role, and get into a certain area of the map that the defenders will be trying to keep you away from, as soon as you get to the marked circle, you score a point. Rinse and repeat 10 times for the achievement.
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    BulletproofRyuThe guide is compete, it is meant to be a solution. It solves how to obtain the achievement, number of players required is not relevant. you can find that out by not being lazy and putting the disc into your xbox.

    Would you like him to state in the solution that you need an xbox 360 with one controller and a TV and that you need to put the disc in the console to be able to play the game type?

    I guess people like myself, think that people shouldn,t be pathetic.
    I guess people such as yourself are easily offended and can't take a joke :D
    Posted by BulletproofRyu on 20 Feb 14 at 22:27
    BulletproofRyup.s it feels like it was just yesterday that we played games together, i knew i recognised you from somewhere lol
    Posted by BulletproofRyu on 20 Feb 14 at 22:34
    Guides should state the number of unique players/consoles required in a match for the gametype in question.
    Posted on 27 Jan 16 at 20:36
    HarrawrShould they include the model number of the consoles used as well?
    Posted by Harrawr on 11 Feb 16 at 22:14
    HandydarknessNo. But, guides should be detailed. Like when, where, why, how. So how many people are required for the achievement in the lobby? What game mode? Etc.
    Posted by Handydarkness on 11 Feb 16 at 22:43
    For a game that's totally dead now, and probably was even when the guide was posted, yeah it matters. One of the primary functions of TA is boosting online shit, if you hadn't noticed. It helps to know how many people you need to start a match if you're going to do a session. The flags are worthless, since it's flagged 3+ but actually requires 4 to start a match as it's a team gametype (which you also don't mention). It's also worth mentioning that this game has an annoying idle kick that sucks when you're running a 2nd Xbox.
    Posted on 11 Feb 16 at 23:02
    SmiththedudeI like how the OP of this solution will come back here to respond to people, but won't take the 5 seconds to put players required in the solution.
    Posted by Smiththedude on 14 Sep 16 at 04:56
    Handydarkness#lifehacks
    Posted by Handydarkness on 14 Sep 16 at 05:53
    GsO Lightlol seriously op is stubborn af, I don't get why people post solutions but then are too arrogant to update it with vital info left by others, these people shouldn't post solutions to begin with
    Posted by GsO Light on 15 Aug 22 at 17:40
    JLunenPlease tell how many players are needed. Left a negative vote.
    Posted by JLunen on 18 Aug 22 at 13:34
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