xDeadshot wrote:
what is trolling?
anyway read what i said i dont know why im getting a bunch of people calling me names and downing me all i said
was i support microsoft i could care less about external memory and someone even said i live in my basement
i live with my gurl and she don't play games she hates games she whines even when i play them
grandpa? i doubt it i'm 28 years of age unless your really old
man i see why nobody posts here unless i have a problem i think i wont post at all nothing but jerks in here uh-huh
Not everybody's situation is the same....
If you live in an area with little or no broadband then external storage is very handy.
If you have a collection of DLC and want to take it to a friends house to play co-op on his, then external storage is handy as you don't have to download it again.
If you want to backup your save games so that you have a backup in case of either being stupid and deleting it or your hard drive dies then external storage is useful.
To not acknowledge other people's views when they have valid points and listening to them when they point out where your points may be lacking is a sign of maturity.
Anyway the way you were talking you sounded like an 16-18 year old ... your still young enough to be my oldest ... he's not willing to see that there are valid viewpoints other than his either. To be fair it was not till I was in my late 20s when I started seeing how things were not as black & white as I thought that they were.
I was the one that said something to the effect that you live in your parents basement ... I'll apologize for that as it was uncalled for.
I understand the part of where your coming from wanting to stop cheating, but the thing is you don't need a memory unit to do that. You just need to detach your Official Xbox Hard Drive plug in the Offical Xbox Data transfer cable that comes with the 120GB upgrade and plug it into your PC and use a bit of software off the internet to move data on & off the drive.
BTW it's not microsoft's system ... it's my system as I paid for the Xbox and the Xbox Live, and I was not required to read and sign a contract before I got either of them, so in some places such contracts are considered null and void as they try to changed the terms of purchase after the purchase agreement has been executed. IANAL, YMMV, etc.
That said I do stay in the spirit of the ToS, if you read the ToS you may find that you, like many people are using unauthorized devices to access the Xbox Live service. AFAIK none of the following devices officially authorized and are all required to access the Xbox Live service though your Xbox 360...
- Cable, DSL and Wireless Modems
- Networking Cables (I supposed you could consider the cable that shipps with the Xbox authorized)
- Home Routers and Firewalls
- Television Set or other Display device
So the "using an unauthorized device to access the service" rule instantly causes all users to be in violation of the ToS so all should be banned if you go with the letter of the law so to say.
I agree that people using modded profiles & games, glitching and whatever else one can do to make gameplay not fun for others or stealing content should be banned. Banning memory devices because they *may* be used for ill by a *few* people is not right without something significant to back up that the primary or only use of a device is for ill.