4. Fracture Multiplayer

The online for this game is very easy to do, but it is very time consuming due to the fact that you have got to play and complete a lot of multiplayer games.

There are 12 achievements in Fracture which must be done online. There are some other achievements in this game which can also be earned online instead of the campaign. They will be revealed and explained later.

The online community for Fracture is dead, so the only possible way you'll be able to get the online achievements done is to boost them.

You can do the online achievements either in Ranked or Player Matches. The number of ranked matches will be recorded on the Leaderboards, but they cannot be private and require a minimum of 3 players. While player matches are not recorded on the Leaderboards, they can be private and require only 2 players.

Therefore, you only need 1 additional player to help you get all of the online achievements done.

Now, there are 3 methods in which you can use to boost the online achievements for this game...

Method 1: 1 Additional Player

You can boost all of the online achievements with just 1 additional player. If you're having a hard time finding a friend or a partner who is willing to help you get the online achievement done, consider creating a boosting session or searching for one. In addition, the game page will list "X want to boost" for other players wishing to boost.

The advantage with 1 additional player is that you will complete more matches and it'll be easier to organize your partner if they want to get weapon kills or other achievements completed. The disadvantage is that you will have to do 2x the amount of boosting in order for both of you to get all of the miscellaneous multiplayer achievements.

Method 2: More Than 2 Players

The maximum amount of players you can have in a game of Fracture is 12. However the magic number on this game is 8, since you can have up to 8 players in an Xbox Live Party. If you have more than 2 people in a lobby, the host has the power to move everyone around in their created lobby, by putting them on different teams and removing random players from the game as well.

When we boosted the game, we did a little trick where we put one person alone who just wanted the play and completed game achievements on one team, whilst the other 6 players (as well as me), were placed on the other team and we were capturing the hill (King Of The Hill) all the time.

The advantage with more than 2 players is that if other people participate, you will get a lot more games completed, allowing you to speed up the process drastically. If you're not the host, you have the right to leave the game on and the controller and go and do your own things around the household etc. The disadvantage is that you may get confused if people want to get certain achievements, weapon kills or miscellaneous related achievements. Also, the game has a bad habit of kicking people out of the lobbies/games time to time. If this happens, you'll have to re-invite the missing players to your lobby. Do not let them complain at the host. They are doing a favor after all.

Method 3: Dummy Account

If you have an extra console, another copy of Fracture, and a dummy account, then you can boost this game by yourself. In fact... many have suggested this is the best method among the lot.

The advantage is that you will be able to get all of the miscellaneous achievements for yourself and nobody else. The disadvantage is that because you are only helping yourself, you will have to play and complete more games in the long run.

Setting Up Your Online Matches

Unless you want to keep track of your online games played, I recommend you do Player Matches since that game mode only requires one additional player to start an online match.

If you really want to record how many matches you have done in Player Matches, the best method is to grab some paper and pen and create a tally chart of all the matches you have done to date. It'll be a long list by the way.

1. When you are in your multiplayer lobby menu, you should firstly make it Private so that you don't have any random players joining your matches. Even though most of the time the game is dead, you can still get a handful of random players passing by from time to time.

To make it Private, scroll down to the Private Match section and turn it On.

2. Next, you will want to select the Game Type. Choose the type you wish to go for first achievement-wise.

3. The map should always be "Area 52". It's the easiest map to boost on. You don't get all the weapons on the map, but that's not your main concern since the weapons can be done in the campaign as well.

4. Set your maximum players to the maximum number you're bringing into your created online game. If you keep it normal, then the game may take a while to load.

5. Put the "Respawn Time Limit" to 2. If you die you will respawn after 2 seconds in dying mode.

6. If you wish to switch teams in an online match, simply select your Gamertag and then select "Switch Faction"

Additional Options Can Be Found By Pressing The Button In The Lobby Menu

1. Put the "Weapon Respawn Time" to 3. This will respawn the weapons faster.

2. Put the "Team Balancing" to None

3. Ensure "Change Teams" is set to Yes

4. You can change the Grenade & Weapon Loadouts in Fracture as well. Choose which option you want, and when you start the match you will encounter weapons which belong to that category. Be aware that not all weapons will be available online.

5. I suggest you put "Team Killing" to "No Penalty"

Note: After you have completed an online match on Fracture, it saves your settings which you have created in the Lobby Menu. However if you decide to change the game mode, it will change some settings.

Step 1: Game Modes

The first grind you will be doing is winning the game modes which contain achievements you will need to do. You will get a large handful of achievements along the way, but don't be at all surprised if this step takes you around 6 - 10 hours. The length of time needed depends upon which method you're using to boost with.

You can do these game mode achievements in any order you wish. Do not feel as though you've got to do them in the order the walk-through presents them.

Capture The Flag

Note: This is a team game mode, which means you can go for the team based achievements as well. To ensure you are on the team you want to get the achievements on, simply select your Gamertag and then select "Switch Faction". Choose between the Pacificans and the Americans and stay on that team until you get the team based achievement you're looking for.

Capture The Flag will take a little while to get the achievement. It requires the winning player to run over to the opponents base, grab the enemy flag and bring it back to their own base to score. If 2 of you are doing this achievement on each team, then you'll need to win 50 matches each.

Note: Under the Game Type, you must do the normal Capture The Flag game mode. You cannot do Single-Flag CTF to get this achievement.

First, I would suggest you put the Capture Limit to 1, allowing the person who captures the flag to win the match.

Next, I would put the time limit down to 3 minutes. You may want to do 5 - 10 minutes for the first few matches in order to get the feel of the arena.

Double check the teams are OK and then start the match.

Now, simply run over to the opponents base and capture the flag and bring it back to your base to score a point and win!

Inductee

You have completed 1 multiplayer game.

	Fracture Walkthrough
1	Walkthrough overview
2	General hints and tips
3	Story walkthrough
4	Multiplayer