When you beat a game, it needs a signifier in your library.

I need help with a couple of the harder achievements, mainly the speed run through the library, beating the library without dying, and beating two betrayals without killing any grunts. If anyone is willing to help soon it would be great! just message me
on live and let me know when is best for you.

Hi Jacob,

Thank you for posting on the Xbox forums. I'd be happy to answer that.

The cover for
NBA 2K20 in the Microsoft Store and in the Legend Edition bundle is Anthony Davis. You will see this cover in your Game
library section for NBA 2K20 since the Dwayne Wade cover just signifies the

Legend Edition bonuses, which come included in the bundle and don't need to be installed because they are consumables. Therefore you just have to load up the game when it releases and your consumables and digital items included in the bundle will be available
for you to use in game. As they are consumables, you won't see the Dwayne Wade cover in your Games library.

I hope this helps!

The 'artifact' of question was a GOG.com coupon for the initial PC release of the game. You could get the artifact by rolling two pair by chance (i.e. - First Roll) and beating him with that.

His presence in the EE must signify SOMETHING. Yet the two pair doesn't beat him. So the strategy's tweaked or he's truly broken.

All's I know is that I was almost late for work today because of that biscuit.

All pros, can't beat the price, games, selection, and convenience of having an entire library available.

Exactly, you borrowed games from friends and beat them, and never bought them, and you think microsoft were going to let ten people play 1 game, all be it at diffrrent times. Beat it, and never buy it.

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That is worse than anything. Just knowing that your mate has it, and yes you have to wait, but you can complete it, when it is your turn, is not any incentive to buy it, full stop. But a trial 1 or 2 hour play of your friends library is a very good incentive
to buy a game. Think about it from a publishers and logical revenue loss view.