HACKED on XBOX ONE - DON'T BUY IT UNTIL IT'S FIXED -

I moved from the 360 to the ONE console in November because of the amount of hackers on the 360 at a cost £400.

NOW it's obvious that Black Ops is ALSO hacked on the ONE. - download game £20

I spoke with an ambassador on the support channel and it's OBVIOUS that Microsoft has known about this for some time. Apparently they can't solve the problem- OH REALLY, I WANT A REFUND

Treyarch - I WANT A REFUND.

BOTH Liable in a class action LAW SUIT.

THIS IS B.S.

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The Walking Dead Episode 2

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Gonna wait until it's unborked before i buy.

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I've bought it but shall too just wait until it gets fixed.

 

Xbox one not working

That's about two weeks now my Xbox one has been down not loading games and when it does the very odd time it's so slow. Don't no whether to buy a new one or try and get it fixed but it's around £110 quid. What a waste of £500 quid

 

Since I was having so many problems playing on 360, move to PS4 instead of ONE

 

I am not sure what you mean when you use the general term "hacked." Are there glitchers, modders, and cheaters... sure, there is in every game. But that is more of a toxic community or community members than it is real hacking. CoD:BO is a backwards compatible
game, so even on the Xbox One you are still connecting and playing with Xbox 360 players on the same servers that you were accessing before. The best thing you can do when you see cheaters is to let the Policy Enforcement Team know what is going on with particular
players through the reporting system. That allows them to solve the problem. It takes players making reports so that they can look into the activity that is going on in the games with specifics, since they can not monitor every game and every match, and they
take action when the XBL rules are violated. As for liabilities, I won't address that much because laws vary from region to region, but it is pretty universal that in the Terms of Use you agree to a class-action waiver to access the services. Treyarch is just
the developer of the game. Developers usually focus their community support and focus on their most recent title. For Treyarch it is Black Ops 3.

The publisher, Activision, still maintains some support for the game but it is likely minimal and they do not offer alternative measure for reporting cheaters other than the tools offered on the system platform.

 

It's a waste of time filing complaints for cheating as the enforcement team do not even look at them.

Do they ban cheats on PS4? I have held back on buying XB1 purely because of the massive amount of cheating on XBL and the fact they don't even try and sort it out.

 

Could have rented the game to see what it was like and you wouldn't have wasted your money.