Well, it's all you can do. *teeheedoggy* But for others, it's good to know it can be used to do a proper mod for basically no cost.That sounds great and all brother, but I'd rather just put a usb in my console and run the exploit for a few seconds.
You have no idea what I'm capable of. I'm glad for you and the others, but sharing your "proper" hardmod solution in a thread meant for people who aren't interested in that route just makes it look like you're punching air now that there’s a much easier (and still proper) way. There's always that one person.
Ya honestly I'm with you. Even though I can RGH a 360, if I were to buy another I'd just do the bad update. Hell of a lot less trouble honestly. RGHing a 360 isn't hard by any means if you know what you're doing. It's just tedious and time consuming, really.You have no idea what I'm capable of. I'm glad for you and the others, but sharing your "proper" hardmod solution in a thread meant for people who aren't interested in that route just makes it look like you're punching air now that there’s a much easier (and still proper) way. There's always that one person.
Exactly, there are multiple reasons to choose badupdate over a hardmod. Besides, people with the latest model don’t have any other choice.Ya honestly I'm with you. Even though I can RGH a 360, if I were to buy another I'd just do the bad update. Hell of a lot less trouble honestly. RGHing a 360 isn't hard by any means if you know what you're doing. It's just tedious and time consuming, really.
And at worst, you have to do one or maybe two reboots if the exploit has a hiccup
I've seen some sad comments. Like someone saying they broke their console a few days before it came out. It happens like u said.(And I did kill a couple of 360s learning how to RGH them. Aeons ago, it happen's)
Nah, you wanted to be all snarky when I specifically said it was great for avoiding a lot of tedium in a hardmod procedure (which is huge, yes). You moved the goalposts without thinking just to get a point or something silly. Don't even, little giggly dog.You have no idea what I'm capable of. I'm glad for you and the others, but sharing your "proper" hardmod solution in a thread meant for people who aren't interested in that route just makes it look like you're punching air now that there’s a much easier (and still proper) way. There's always that one person.
Well, at the end of the day, I think it matters whether you can boot up the system or not. A minute or two off won't make much of a difference once you get to play the thing. :)
Yeah, it is for sure better than nothing, and is opening lots of doors. My first PSX mod was a swap disc, and using it drove me to learn to solder (wasn't great at anti-pirate code titles).
Swap disk? Ah, because they made that wobbly sector they read to do the copy protection, right? I remember reading about that, don't remember whether it was PSX or another Playstation console.
Yeah, exactly right. Home CD burners can't replicate it, so the console knows it's a copy. There were other measures too, like 'anti-mod' and libcrypt. A boot disk like PSX-Change 2 allowed for inputting a *long* gameshark code to bypass the anti-mod stuff, but it was a pain and just led to not playing those.
Well, can't really blame them, can we?
No, I'd want the same of course. And can't fault the one(s) who made the protection that was defeated, either.
OP: Hey, there's a way to mod your xbox without soldering.
No it's not as tedious as a boot disc or swap trick, the xbox 360 is a remarkably stable console and once applied it stays applied until reboot...so to say you'll be doing it for every game is disingenuous at best.
Best to not risk it, use a throwaway account not linked to xbox live and disconnect from the internet until the exploit is applied then you can connect for ftp and suchlike.
So you're kinda nitpicking and reaching here, lol. I know you do it once per boot. It is required every boot, and to me, that is, in fact, tedious. I never once said you do this for every game. And the speed at which it does its thing is certainly an improvement, but that still doesn't change that you load a demo and run the exploit every time, 'remarkable stability' or not.
I'm glad I made you laugh, I'd fish out that soyjak gif but I can't be bothered, you know which one I mean.
It's not a jtag, bro do you even read?
He tried to make it look as bad as possible without even knowing what he was talking about, and trying to get his invalid point across.
" I bet the next thing he does is be a party pooper in the comment section of Mr. Mario's video too, for putting "How to mod your Xbox" in the title.
Thing is, I want to unlock trophies with my account. The reason I want to use the exploit in the first place is because my 360's disc reader is dying, and I want to run backups of the discs I actually own (I would make them using a friend's console).
Yes, they absolutely do still ban consoles and/or accounts for being modified. And even a bad update system may leave traces that persist when run vanilla if you install stuff (I wouldn't chance it but others seem sure it doesn't). You might want to look into 'stealth servers', but I can't vouch having never used one (mine was banned years ago for LT firmware, and don't care about online), and they might not be bulletproof.
