It does manipulate the MP gameplay it creates insane lag and it makes you walk into walls while the person manipulating it can run around and just murder everyone with no problems. You've never heard of the stand-by button cheat? Basically someone turns their modem off and on really quick and creates a hiccup within the network and it makes everyone else lag except the person who does it. Bungie has been banning people for doing it since Halo 2.imgunagitusucka said:
Also Bungie warned all throughout development that they were going upgrade the banhammer and and use it on people using known or unknown exploits within the game. So all the crybabies saying Bungie didn't warn them perhaps they should have payed attention during development instead of cheating at other games.JaredXE said:cricket chirps said:its an in game bug that should have been patched. if it couldnt be patched then bungie should have put out a warning through the game telling people they will be reset if they continue useing the bug. i am one of the people who did so and i CERTAINLY would have stopped if such a warning was issued. i GREATLY believe that this was handled horribly. every last one of my friends who played halo reach were useing this glitch and two of my friends are actually selling Reach now because of this. i am definately not going to be playing for a while because of this. bungie should have just banned the abusers for a few weeks so that they would fall behind in rank to those who wernt useing it, and then patched the glitch or put out the warning for continued use.i am an extreamly angry halo fan bungie, way to make me hate the series with the last game. great big bang ending.
I'm sorry, WHAT GLITCH? This isn't a problem with the code or something in game, this is dumbasses unplugging their internet in order to reset a DAILY challenge many times a day and rake in the credits. You KNEW that this was wrong, that it was an exploit, Bungie doesn't need to wave a big red warning sign to let you know that is was an exploit BECAUSE YOU SHOULD HAVE FUCKING KNOWN. What game has unplugging and plugging an ethernet cord be an acceptable part of the gameplay experience?
You did something wrong, you knew it was wrong, and the company smacked your hands for it. Deal.
Props to that guy. At least some one didnt whine and took responsiblity for their actions.mjc0961 said:
Bungie have said that they will not penalise credit farming in general, it's only when people exploit the game's system to do things that you shouldn't be able to. You're only supposed to be able to complete daily challenges once and many people who didn't cheat probably played enough to earn the challenges multiple times but that's not how it was intended to work. You're right that this specific example doesn't affect your own gameplay but you've got to be vigilant with this kind of thing so that people know that if they cheat then they will get penalised. This way, if some exploit does show up that would affect everyone else's gameplay then a lot less people will take advantage of it.imgunagitusucka said:
I love the people who go "Oh, well, I have a life and a million girlfriends so I can't sit around playing Halo forever, so I had to cheat! You're just jealous cuz you don't have a life, I'm selling Halo for Black Opps (sic) now kthxbye"HG131 said:
I love Conspiracy Theorists.
"But Officer, I put so much work into planning that Bank Robbery, its not fair that you are arresting me!!!"HG131 said:
I love Conspiracy Theorists.
They don't ban you based on credits you've earned that day. They ban you on network manipulation. They also have a daily credit cap. Most people never hit it becuase it is pretty high. They won't target you becuase you've earned a lot of credits in a day. As long as you've earned them legitly, you're fine.Alpha164 said:
