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   07-03-2009, 3:37 AM
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Do I have to play the PUB games to get The Completionist achievement?
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   07-03-2009, 4:24 AM
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NO. Can find missing expressions on Knothole island. I can get you the acheivement if needed.
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   07-03-2009, 7:45 AM
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See the Future dlc will give you the two books from the pub games, not Knothole Island.  That will just give you back your dog.

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   07-03-2009, 11:01 AM
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You can get the expressions in the DLC, it is technically withing the rules of achievements as you can get it from a friend, but it is quite controversial.
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   07-03-2009, 8:28 PM
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 maul 2k8 wrote:
You can get the expressions in the DLC, it is technically withing the rules of achievements as you can get it from a friend, but it is quite controversial.


What is controversial? Helping someone get the achievement?
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   07-03-2009, 10:56 PM
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Some people miss the expression book that is in the book store in Bowerstone.  You have to go through the book shelves.  If I remember correctly it's on the second floor in one of those.  It's been awhile, but I believe it's the worship one.  Not sure if you are missing that one or not.......


@Dragon, I think what maul meant was that the controversial part might be that some achievements that you have, if a friend joins and needs them, all you have to do is go to a gift shop and buy certain things and they will unlock for them.  Not sure though Indifferent [:|]

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   07-03-2009, 11:11 PM
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That could be siren assassin but I was reading somewhere that there was a lot to do about rights being violated by them letting you get the expression from the see the future. The things I read said that by them doing that they broke arrangments with mircosoft by letting people get it if they dont buy the pub game (others dont agree about the rights being violated sice microsoft owns the company that made the game) and it made the argument even stronger since you dont have to buy the see the future content eather since you can just join someones game and get it free. I am not sure if that was what the poster above was getting at but thats how I read it could be considered contriversal but only the poster above can tell us what they were saying.
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   07-03-2009, 11:28 PM
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 ladyvader wrote:
See the Future dlc will give you the two books from the pub games, not Knothole Island.  That will just give you back your dog.


So this is certain? You can get everything you need for the cheevo from the 'See the Future' DLC?
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   07-03-2009, 11:29 PM
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yes I got it without playing the pub.
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   07-04-2009, 1:10 AM
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 jviator wrote:
That could be siren assassin but I was reading somewhere that there was a lot to do about rights being violated by them letting you get the expression from the see the future. The things I read said that by them doing that they broke arrangments with mircosoft by letting people get it if they dont buy the pub game (others dont agree about the rights being violated sice microsoft owns the company that made the game) and it made the argument even stronger since you dont have to buy the see the future content eather since you can just join someones game and get it free. I am not sure if that was what the poster above was getting at but thats how I read it could be considered contriversal but only the poster above can tell us what they were saying.


Oh, I had no clue about that the whole violation thing.  That makes more sense though, then what I thought about it being controversial.

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   07-04-2009, 9:52 PM
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FYI you can't join someones game unless you have the DLC but what i dont get is y ppl r being so cheap. you get so much more than just two expressions from pub games, i've almost got all the items. if you want the stuff/achievements, just get the DLC AND pub games. theres 200G in pub games. don't be cheap.
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   07-05-2009, 5:53 AM
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To Raven: For me it's not a matter of being cheap its just that I got the Pub Games when it was first released and completed everything within that arcade game, used the items/expressions from that on my first Hero in Fable 2, that first hero I began to not like so I created a second hero and went through it again right to the end. I don't want to use that first hero anymore, but it will not allow me to move the items and expressions from my first hero to my second hero. And going through those random spinnerbox tourneys again? NO Thanks lol that was brutal at times.
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