Communism essentially requires that the goods and works of the achievers be taken and distributed to the people that are not achieving and that requires force leading to a dictatorship.
No it doesn't, on either point. It requires the means of production be owned communally and not by private individuals or corporations, so nothing can be taken away because it wasn't there in the first place. It requires everyone to partake in production and it affords everyone their needs. A dictatorship isn't required, although the dictatorship of the proletariat is a phrase we've all read and heard. What is required is planning for the economy and that's where in practical terms it can fall down. That's why market socialism has evolved as a theory. And I think perhaps the former Yugoslavia was a fair example of market socialism, although like anything else, it had its flaws.
Does the community tell me my needs as well?