Petition created by legit gamers

It's been an on-going phenomena for years now but I have to say I've witnessed it to become an all time high. Cheating and lagging is in EVERY game in some form or another. What has been done beside the luck of the draw of gamertags being reset just to
create another fake profile to do the same thing. Legit gamers are becoming feed up and borderline frustrated on the lack of urgency in a resolution to this problem. I'm wanting to start a petition that will come up with different realistic views on how this
problem can be resolved once and for all. I know lots will disagree and say no one hacks on Xbox but that's far from the truth. Let's address the elephant in the room head on and make the gaming experience enjoyable for everyone again. Something has to be
done. Clearly the past fixes has only made things worst.

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA...........................NO!

It would be funny if it was legit. The part about the petitions actually being acknowedged I mean. Because there's definitely more gamers in the world than there are Christian zealots.

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We could just submit a petition demanding that all people, alive or dead, must play Skyrim for at least two hours a day. And that it is to be enforced by law. 1) We would win and 2) We'd actually be doing people a favour. Probably even the dead ones.

 

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$50 says this guy created the petition after he got owned by a frost troll for the 100th time.

 

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Hello,

This would be mainly regarding the Xbox 360 since the Xbox One is secure from hackers.

But first of all if the Gamertag is reported the Enforcement will look in to the report but on the other hand it is down to the game developers to keep there games patched and secure but every game have a life cycle and will no longer receive its updates.

But I do agree with you people are spending money on backward compatible games and seeing them in a horrible state.

 

One of the main issues is that it requires that game developer to be involved to actively reduce or eliminate cheating and lag for specific titles. The only thing Microsoft can really do is reactively respond when players report that other players are
cheating.