Okay, like I said, I got banned because of a "chain reaction" when all my other friends got banned. Do they cheat? No. Do I cheat? No. We all have modded Xboxes, and have had them since we had our hands on an Xbox, before Halo 2 was even previewed. If you would like some proof that I don't cheat, my GT is Textb00k, you can own me and then you'll see that not all Xbox modders are cheaters. In fact, my dual hard drive setup means that the hard drive I'm using when I'm on Live is completely clean. I didn't want to risk getting banned again. I played against a cheater today, captured it all on camera, it was not pleasant. I hate cheaters just as much as everybody else. In my eyes, Halo 2 mods are great fun on a system link, split-screen, or XBC. To use them on LIVE is stupid. It's people like you, who assume that an Xbox modder is a Halo 2 cheater that is making this scene looked down upon. Everybody wants to blame somebody, and this is the place they come to shoot down because it's the most popular Xbox modding online community. I hope all cheaters get banned, it's obvious the autoupdate helped a lot, but isn't working like it should. I believe somebody on this forum said he had found the way around it in only 4 hours. Unfortunately, some of these cheaters are smart and will find a way around Bungie's efforts.
