Long-range kills are good, but it's difficult to keep your kill rate up, and there are very few maps that allow a long-range shot at the spawn point. You've probably already gotten your CQB to rank 20. After you've popped all the weapons, pick whatever you need to work on your A.C.E.S. Once you pop each weapon achievement, move onto the next, restarting the match after time runs out. You can ALWAYS get ammo from the corpses, since we've guaranteed that every weapon type is present. When you're out, move to whichever weapon you're working on. Your first kills at the beginning of each match should be with C4/grenades. The reason for this is that each person will drop a different ammo type whenever they get killed, and so our designated killer will never run out of ammo mid-match. The designated killer can equip whatever weapon he's going for first, while the others should (between them) cover all the weapons types he will need to get over the next couple of hours. With six people, everyone should have knocked out one weapon type (remember I said that before?), leaving five weapons achievements at the most. Set duration for 10 minutes.Īnother trick I'd add to this is that it is best if each person has a different weapon type on them. The set up will be similar to the Ace of Spades set up above, but turn respawns to "Unlimited". Regardless, the best way to do this is to set it up for one person, having them host, and let them go nuts for a couple of hours while everyone else goes and gets a beer. How many depends on your earlier boosting sessions. For his twentieth win another player on his team kills the entire other team, getting player one his 20th Team Leader win and becoming the next round's Team Leader in the process. Player one should make his kills with whatever weapon he is working on for the weapons achievements - no sense wasting kills. That continues until player one has nineteen wins (you need twenty for the achievement). The designated losing team gets killed by the winning team's team leader (call him "player one"), which keeps that person as leader. The first match, someone on each team will be randomly assigned as the team leader. Regardless of how you choose to do it, keep in mind that the person who kills the other team's leader is his own team's team leader in the next round. It's slower but it boosts that person's overall kills and weapons kills. There are two ways to approach this have one team commit suicide repeatedly - this is faster - or have the designated killer run over and kill them. Everyone else, keep killing but make sure you don't end the match. The designated hostage-rescuer needs to go grab both hostages and then return to the extraction area. First, the bomb achievements:Īttack and Defend, with possible maps being Import/Export, Oil Refinery, and Vegas Junkyard. Attack & Defend, one of the game types, has different objective types depending on which map you choose. The next thing to do is knock out the game type achievements. However, 6 gamertags are required for almost all of these achievements. You get to do non-ranked matches from here on out, which means you can control who is in the room, making boosting much easier. Win three in a row with one team, rotate wins as necessary.
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If you're lucky, you'll have a full room with just your people and you can go start play. Invite the people you want on your team, have the people that you want on the other team.
That said, set up a ranked match of, say, Team Leader. Obviously, on team games you want the live players on one team and their secondary accounts on the other whenever possible! All of the multiplayer boosting will go faster if you have multiple boxes.
On the other hand, if you have three people that have six gamertags and six machines to play on, then you can put three actual people on one team and three secondary accounts on the other team. For instance, in the three ranked games, you'd put three people on the losing team and three on the winning team for three games, then have the other team win three in a row for three games. That means that you'll have to rotate quite a bit to get everybody their achievements. Since the game requires 6 unique gamertags for most of these achievements, you may be stuck doing them with 6 people. But the downside is that what you really want is a room all to yourself, no randoms, and you can't lock randoms out of a ranked match.Ī quick, and probably unnecessary, word about boosting. The upside to the ranked game achievements is that you only need four people for a match - most MP achievements require 6 gamertags in the room.
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