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12/24/2014 2:57:29 AM
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Oh no I slightly modified something I own! Put me jail I deserve it!
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Actually you dont own the game. Its like leasing a car. You bought a contract to play the game. But in the end, its always in the small print.
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Yea but my point is we payed for it, without us the consumer every big name company wouldn't exist. You would think they would treat us better but alas big companies are full of assholes.
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Agreed sir. And its a very small percentage of the players. A little over 1%. But thats about what Bungie did when they banned 12000 Halo Reach players
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Edited by Moonknight : 12/24/2014 7:01:55 AMDang I never heard of that happening. Why did they kick so many people to the curb? On second thought I'm pretty sure I can google it.
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Yeah all good haha. People seem to be focusing on how this wont matter because its pve not pvp. However, halo was a base pvp game, as where destiny is a base pve game. Therefore, they WILL care about what happens in pve.
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True but we can argue that it's a glitch and technically it is because whenever you join a fire team you are using the fire team leader as a host so when they leave it automatically finds the person with best connection, and during that time it just so happens that crota gets stuck.
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Yeah again i agree. And personally I think that the atheon grenade cheese and the templar cheese were smart and actually showed creativity with the community. However. Using a connection exploit is a totally different story. If you have to exit the game space to make it work it is a bannable (banana-ble) exploit.
