The Beatles Rock Band
50 Achievements
1,000
40-50h
Xbox 360
Won't You Come Out to Play?
Play Dear Prudence on Expert Guitar, playing all hammer-ons and pull-offs without strumming.
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How to unlock the Won't You Come Out to Play? achievement in The Beatles Rock Band - Definitive Guide
"Dear Prudence" is the easier HOPO achievement and must be played on Expert Guitar (not bass) and if you can't play guitar on expert, don't bother with it. For the HOPO achievements, you need to hit EVERY hammer-on and pull-off without strumming them. You -CAN- miss regular notes as long as they're not the hammer-ons and pull-offs. Nothing really too tricky gets thrown at you here. Just keep your mind on restraining your spastic strumming hand when those little notes pop up.
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Very good point.
By VT PrfNutbutter on 10 Dec 2009 19:25
I've heard that "no fail" mode does not disable achievements on this game.
My question is, can you do this achievement on tug-of-war and then only have to play half the song? On other versions of Rock Band you can.
My question is, can you do this achievement on tug-of-war and then only have to play half the song? On other versions of Rock Band you can.
By greenturtle36 on 11 Mar 2010 03:20
"Dear Prudence" is the easier HOPO achievement and must be played on Expert Guitar (not bass) and if you can't play guitar on expert, don't bother with it. For the HOPO achievements, you need to hit EVERY hammer-on and pull-off without strumming them. You -CAN- miss regular notes as long as they're not the hammer-ons and pull-offs. Nothing really too tricky gets thrown at you here. Just keep your mind on restraining your spastic strumming hand when those little notes pop up.
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@Mattias: there are two shapes for the notes. The big ones have to be strummed. The little ones can normally be strummed or tapped. For this achievement you have to just tap the color button. For the tap to work, you have to have hit the note before it correctly, either a correct tap or strum.
By M1ght33 J03 on 25 Mar 2020 18:56
This is more of an addition to the above guide; You can choose to miss all of the chords in between the Hammers/Pulls to help make it easier. The chords will force you to keep repositioning your hand, but if you ignore them, it made it 100 times easier for me as you can prep your fingers in advance. And before you ask; you'll come nowhere close to failing for missing the chord notes.
By Neutropia on 06 Dec 2009 17:38
just to add on the other solution, the timing for the repeated chords (after?) the second chorus *not sure on the exact location, but anyways it proved a bit tricky so if you're having trouble just play the first two sets of chords and skip the RYO chord and have your hand ready for a red pulling off green
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I didn't notice anything tricky like that. The worst part would be the part with one strum followed by 5+ hammer-ons/pull-offs, and even that was a cake walk.
By Smeds on 12 Jul 2011 20:29
well that's damn good for you isn't it:) i'm a drummer (with a broken kit unfortunately) so this took a shitload of grinding at for me
By CDub192 on 27 Jul 2011 03:39
Do as it says. This one is pretty tough. The hammer ons are on opposite buttons. You will need to frequently go from green to orange or red to blue pretty quickly. Once you get the hammer on pattern, that is basically what you play the entire song. The intro and outro are the same and if you could do the rest of the song you should be able to do them. There is one tricky hammer on. It is a yellow that is between some double notes.
The strum pattern for this song may be confusing at first, get used to the rhythm and practice it if necessary. You don't have to 100% the song, just hit all of the HOPOs without strumming any of them, meaning that if you miss a normal note and the following note is a HOPO, you will not be able to get the achievement. It helps to 100% it so that you don't get confused.