they need to focas on other things like fixing the 360 problems then to worry about gamerscores i am glad i have a PS3 Cuz What a Disgrce Microsoft has become they Should be ashamed of themselves
this is just bad business and away to run off customers dont get me wrong the 360 is a vary good system so i am no ***** by any means
but this is a bad move by Microsoft and even though i dont play online vary much via my PS3 i feel for 360 users as i am sure some 360 users are the same way
so if they still have a gamerscore are they gonna punish those people who dont play online what a shame
microsoft has gone insane shame on microsoft anyway here the link to the story thanks
Xbox cheaters get major smackdown
Tue Mar 25, 2008 12:15PM EDT
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Buzz up!on Yahoo!Video game cheating comes in many forms, the most notorious of which involves people who use dirty tricks to make themselves more effective (or invincible) in multiplayer combat games. The solution for people caught engaging in this form of cheating has long been permanent cancellation of the account and a lifetime of shame... at least until he or she gets a new account, that is.
But with the rise of Gamerscore and Achievements on Xbox Live, a new form of cheating has become popular: people who manipulate their save files and account information to artificially boost their Gamerscore by unlocking Achievements they didn't actually earn. Of course, neither Gamerscore nor Achievement unlocking will help you actually play a game better—both serve as mere bragging rights... and so they have become something that cheaters have begun to manipulate relentlessly.
Better watch out, says Xbox Live's Major Nelson, the well-known public face of Microsoft when it comes to all things Xbox. Starting today, Xbox is punishing Gamerscore cheaters with some pretty heavy penalties. If you've used a cheat on your account, better check it out to see if you've been affected. How will you know?
Well, your Gamerscore will be reset to zero. You won't be able to regain any Achievement you previously unlocked (legitimately or otherwise), though you will be able to gain new Achievements. And your account will be permanently labeled as a cheater account (see blurry pic above for an example). At least you still get to keep your account.
There you have it. It's like your mom always told you: Cheaters never win, and... well, you know the rest.
LINK: Gamerscore Correction
this is just bad business and away to run off customers dont get me wrong the 360 is a vary good system so i am no ***** by any means
but this is a bad move by Microsoft and even though i dont play online vary much via my PS3 i feel for 360 users as i am sure some 360 users are the same way
so if they still have a gamerscore are they gonna punish those people who dont play online what a shame
microsoft has gone insane shame on microsoft anyway here the link to the story thanks
Xbox cheaters get major smackdown
Tue Mar 25, 2008 12:15PM EDT
See Comments (103)
Buzz up!on Yahoo!Video game cheating comes in many forms, the most notorious of which involves people who use dirty tricks to make themselves more effective (or invincible) in multiplayer combat games. The solution for people caught engaging in this form of cheating has long been permanent cancellation of the account and a lifetime of shame... at least until he or she gets a new account, that is.
But with the rise of Gamerscore and Achievements on Xbox Live, a new form of cheating has become popular: people who manipulate their save files and account information to artificially boost their Gamerscore by unlocking Achievements they didn't actually earn. Of course, neither Gamerscore nor Achievement unlocking will help you actually play a game better—both serve as mere bragging rights... and so they have become something that cheaters have begun to manipulate relentlessly.
Better watch out, says Xbox Live's Major Nelson, the well-known public face of Microsoft when it comes to all things Xbox. Starting today, Xbox is punishing Gamerscore cheaters with some pretty heavy penalties. If you've used a cheat on your account, better check it out to see if you've been affected. How will you know?
Well, your Gamerscore will be reset to zero. You won't be able to regain any Achievement you previously unlocked (legitimately or otherwise), though you will be able to gain new Achievements. And your account will be permanently labeled as a cheater account (see blurry pic above for an example). At least you still get to keep your account.
There you have it. It's like your mom always told you: Cheaters never win, and... well, you know the rest.
LINK: Gamerscore Correction
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