But nevertheless it IS illegal.

EDIT:
To add on, I remember reading back when I only played Halo 2, in the Halo 2 forums someone got banned. He said he didn't mod but he was invited into a modder's game and he played with him for quite a while. Some guy replied saying it's against the rules to play with modders too

This post has been edited by Hamster X: Feb 13 2007, 07:48 PM

Bro.. Toshiba Samsung, right?

LoL, one is a experienced enthusiast modder/gamer and a family man. one is a 13-yr ori supporter

no need to remind sum1 like tot31 what is legal/illegal, what is right/wrong he playing backups way b4 Hamster X was born

Some guy replied saying it's against the rules to play with modders too

That's the only thing I'm kinda worried about. Someone invites modder to a game and there goes everyone else.

I doubt that's even real, perhaps just some random rumor.

Yup, it's a Toshiba-Samsung TS-H943 MS28 modded with Xtreme 5.2A firmware.

I dunno about the 360 but in Halo 2 it is that way because some people get modders to help them boost their Halo 2 levels.

Modding in halo 2 days are just so wild until you can see cheaters everywhere.

So there is always good and bad,homebrew is one thing but people get to exploit the modding machine as well. It's really frustrating seeing "god" in halo 2, some of us like console online gaming because cheaters are minimum.

Anyway, to the thread starter. So far there is nothing to justify the modding scene yet, or any worthwhile homebrew and we all know why people wana mod now - pirated games.

If wana be safe, just don't mod it. Althought it's not 100% safe from brick+ing your xb360 but at least you can lower down the probability of getting a brick360.

Till then, thread close. Cheers.