Few questions out of curiosity

Rare Xbox Name · May 3, 2015

I have a few questions I would like to ask

1. When you are caught modding gamerscore and get reset and labeled as a cheater, is the cheater tag only for you to see or anyone else can also see it by visiting your profile? If only you can see the cheater tag, then what gamerzone do the others see when
they view your profile?

2. When you are reset, labeled a cheater and not able to earn any of the previous achievements again, does this kind of enforcement action taken against your account impact Xbox Live features like matchmaking, Xbox Live Party chats and messaging, livestreaming
ability, etc. on your account?

Just want to know as I'm curious. Thank you.

:)

SONIC SCREAM 07 · May 3, 2015

Out of Curiosity...

You can use however many USB flash drives you want to use, but you can only have 2 USB flash drives plugged in at a time.

DaRealm4D · May 3, 2015

out of curiosity

I was hoping this was not the case smh thanks for the info Murder.

Smwutches · May 3, 2015

1. I don't believe you can actually see the cheater label anymore, but it was made available for everyone to see.

2. A gamerscore reset only affects your gamerscore. Unless you are also suspended/banned, it would not affect anything else on Live.

davemcfly85 · May 3, 2015

I do not think they label people anymore the scores just get reset and it can be seen by anybody on xbox.com when they click on your name. it should not effect anything as the score was just a form of bragging rights and mean nothing for the most part.

Geckosaurus · Oct 31, 2018

Best thing to do, is Not Cheat

Nothing is more annoying to me and most, than ppl cheating, boosting, modding, hacking on Xbox live.

Well, some screechy 9-13 yr olds in Call of Duty can be more aggravating at times I suppose

Just play and interact within the Code of Conduct rules you agreed to = simplest answer

Geckosaurus

Best thing to do, is Not Cheat

Nothing is more annoying to me and most, than ppl cheating, boosting, modding, hacking on Xbox live.

Well, some screechy 9-13 yr olds in Call of Duty can be more aggravating at times I suppose

Just play and interact within the Code of Conduct rules you agreed to = simplest answer

davemcfly85

I do not think they label people anymore the scores just get reset and it can be seen by anybody on xbox.com when they click on your name. it should not effect anything as the score was just a form of bragging rights and mean nothing for the most part.

Smwutches

1. I don't believe you can actually see the cheater label anymore, but it was made available for everyone to see.

2. A gamerscore reset only affects your gamerscore. Unless you are also suspended/banned, it would not affect anything else on Live.

Danno McK.

[quote user="aMalfunction"]I know that I could go up to 16GB but I'm greedy and an American so, more is always better...[/quote]

If you let the console set up the 16 GB on a 32 GB flash drive, it puts the ~512 MB reserved space outside the 16 GB. So you will get more usable Xbox 360 storage than if you just use a 16GB flash drive.

(I don't know whether you get back the GB lost to the formatting difference between 16,000,000,000 bytes and 16 x 1,024 x 1,024 x 1,024 on a "16 GB" flash drive, though. That is, a "16 GB" flash drive will be 16 billion bytes, but since the console
uses the 1,024 counting you only get 14.9 GB usable and then it reserves ~512 MB of that for the system.)

davemcfly85

no even if you had multiple 16 partitions on a flash drive (or a hard drive) the 360 will ONLY see one of them sorry.

Few questions out of curiosity