Microsoft Allows Cheating

• Do not cheat in a game unless cheats have been deliberately enabled by the developer.
  

[quote user="Temhotabot"]Boosting is allowed via Microsofts Terms of Service so long as the games mechanics allow it to happen.

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I was of the understanding that its not the mechanics but whether or not the developer allowed it.



"Do not cheat in a game unless cheats have been deliberately enabled by the developer"

Because Microsoft doesn't allow i it.

If someone is cheating you need to report them.

Well if it is not allowed then yes they would find an issue against that. Any type of cheating is not tolerated by microsoft

I do not understand that. How can Microsoft allow games to be cheated on? Is there no kick-on-cheat-detected system? I have heard about a score-resetting system.

How can it be that they allow people to use cheats/mods in a LIVE game?

I would logically figure that these things would not be possible but would rather be moderated/patched..

Just very odd to me..

[quote user="a tired old guy"]

• Do not cheat in a game unless cheats have been deliberately enabled by the developer.
  

[quote user=""]Boosting is allowed via Microsofts Terms of Service so long as the games mechanics allow it to happen.

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I was of the understanding that its not the mechanics but whether or not the developer allowed it.



"Do not cheat in a game unless cheats have been deliberately enabled by the developer"





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The Game Developer giving the boosters a TAC INSERT is them enabling cheating. They, the GD, knows this happens, it has since BO I and they still keep it in the game. Perhaps a third game will be the charm where they remove it...