Alpineinstaller
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I've got all the stuff i need. I just cant make someone host.
Any help is appreciated.
Any help is appreciated.
I've got all the stuff i need. I just cant make someone host.
Any help is appreciated.
I don't see why people cheat in Halo 2. I love the game when I play with people who aren't cheating, but when someone cheats it brings the whole experience down. You should be banned from XBOX live even for attempting it.I've got all the stuff i need. I just cant make someone host.
Any help is appreciated.
hahahah you are such a noob.I'm doing it to prevent cheating. When you make someone in your party host it garuntees that you don't getting modded, standbied, ect.
lawl you're an idiotOkay first off for all the morons out there..Let me give you this FACTUAL INFORMATION..
ONE: HOST BOXES DOES NOT MEAN YOU WILL EVER GET HOST OR WILL NOT GET CHEATED. YOU CAN GET HOST BOXES AND STILL NOT GET HOST, STILL GET MODDED, AND STILL GET BRIDGED.
TWO: Bridging is NOT cheating. Bridging is actual allowed, bridging people out / lagging people out of the game, however, is cheating.
THREE: Bridging does help prevent cheating. It helps in multiple ways, a) most modders also have a bridger to guarantee they get host. They do this becasue mods always work better if you're host. b) Your team always having host gives you the guarantee that you will never get standbyed/team standbyed. c) If you do happen to run into a modder who doesn't bridge, you'll be able to lag them out of the game, which means the cheater leaves and you play the rest of the game as it should be -- legit. d) If you bridge you will *never* get matched up against another bridger. That's good, you know why? Because as I said, *most* modders also bridge. When I started bridging, I never once got cheated, and trust me, playing Halo cheat-free is a Hell of a lot more fun.
FOUR: You CAN be modded on old maps, sorry, but that's just a myth going around that you can't, the reason people think you can't is because very few people know how to do it, it requires a lot more knowledge than normal modding. So if someone ever tells you that you can't get modded on an old map, find out their address, drive to their house, and slap them.
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Flame/bash me or him as much as you'd like, in the end I know I'm right, you're wrong, you'll cry about how I'm wrong and you're not and how you know everything and I'm just a noob. But this is coming from someone who has bridged, who has standbyed, who has modded casually on Xbox connnect, and who does know how to mod on old maps. So you can argue with me all you'd like, you can call me a noob because I possess the skills which you do not, and the chances are 90% of the people that read this thread have at one time or another (or will) party up with a modder, party up with a bridger, party up with a standbyer, or have gone to a forum asking for help just like he has.
You can call me a noob, newb, loser, cheater, thrash, whatever you'd like. The fact of the matter is that you're the one doing such things on an online message board, whereas I am however filling you in on the real information. What I said here is true.
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I'm sure I'll get atleast one person who will PM me or AIM me or contact me any way they can asking how to bridge, asking how to mod, or asking how to mod on old maps, but let me tell you the simple answer:
No, I won't teach you how to bridge, you'll use it wrong.
No, I won't teach you how to mod, learn by yourself, I did.
And I will never disclose how to mod old maps on Xbox Live, it is one of the most well kept modding secrets out there which only a few hundred people actually know how to do.
Thanks =]
Did you join this forum just because you saw the phrase "Halo"? Do you seek knowledge about audio?Bridging isn't that long of a process. Only initially, afterward it takes about 30 seconds each time.
i hope you meant parag0n //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif^^get bann3d cheating f4ggot^^
As I said, people who think they are cool because they argue online.