| QUOTE (poiygon @ Nov 7 2004, 02:42 PM) |
Well duh asswipe. Some people, including myself, made a mistake somewhere. Wether it be playing a Live Aware game without having an XBL blocking BIOS or thinking you could play a backup on XBL. Whatever the case may be, it was never intentional. However, there is a good chance that you will be banned in the future if MS decides to step up their security. Right now we think that MS is gathering other info and testing a new method on gamertags that have been banned. This other info seems to rely heavily on the harddrive and eeprom. If they start banning HDD models/serial #s that aren't in their database, many people will be needing to buy seperate XBoxes just for XBL. |
from what ive noticed the new system is to ban both eeprom and HD serial number when you connect with a hacked bios loaded
after this initial ban it is then possible to be banned with chip off, sicne your HD is also banned it will ban your new eeprom, thus far the only way to get banned for the first time is the same as it has always been, conencting to live with hacked bios laoded
im not making any arguemnts for future security measures MS may implement, who knows what theyll do in the future thats not what im discussing, my point is that there are only 2 ways to get banned, and only 1 if youve never been banned before