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12/25/2014 2:49:32 PM
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Opposite. 99% are fine. This has nothing to do with cheesing. Only network exploitation
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Do you realize probably 50% of players have cheesed crota. And that's 50% less profit they will make in the next dlc
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Interested in where you get those numbers. Not nearly 10-15% have completed crota as of bungies weekly newsletter. Many less have exploited the network connection. Even less have abused it.
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5 days ago bungie tweeted that crota had been beat 165,00 times. That was five days ago. That number has probably more than quadrupled. Multiply it by 6 for the number of people in a fireteam subtract a few legit ones and that's alot
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Lets pretend its 200,000 due to the holidays. So 1.2 million of well over 10-12 million accounts. So 10%. And I have yet to meet anyone who runs this cheese personally. My clan nor the other clans we keep in contact with will do it. Yes LFG is saturated however this is not everyone.
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That tweet was five days ago the 200,000 number your thinking of is much much higher
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Okay lets say its 350,000 with over 10 million accounts. Thats still less than 15%. 50% of that is 7.5% of player base. And even less have abused the network exploit enough times to get flagged by the server
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What's do you mean by "even less have abused the network exploit to get flagged by severs"
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Servers track the number of disconnects per ip adress. A certain threshold gets flagged. In most cases this is to help the community. I.e. find a common problem and fix it. But it can also be used against you. I.e. Halo Reach
