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Remember, all an achievement really means is that you achieved something. However I do agree with you that its pretty lame to put that kind of achievement in the game.
That's utterly mental.
Achievements originally came from achieving something from the game you were playing, not achieving something by buying another game from the f**king publisher’s catalogue of products.. You’re completely off you're rocker if you think that's right?!
It's bad enough that many games now add to the achievements with DLC's that you must buy, but at least these DLC's are for the same game and are usually a couple of quid (if that).
But heck, if you're happy to spend money buying additional games because you feel it’s a fair way to achieve something that should be gameplay based, be my guest mate.
Most people will just say "meh I just wont have all the achievements cause im not buying that JUST for an achievement."