Removing games with 0 gamerscore coming soon

Daft Badger · Oct 31, 2017

The latest preview update has given us the ability to hide any game you haven't unlocked any achievements on from your games played list like you could on the xbox 360.

You can't hide games/apps with unlocked 0 point achievements,only games that haven't got any unlocked achievements at all on or betas you've played,which will please quite a few people.

I know I have loads to hide.

Like I said,it's in preview at the moment but it's only a small update that adds this feature as well as game gifting & some minor fixes to the last big update so shouldn't be long until everyone gets this.

:)

Daft Badger · Oct 31, 2017

The update

Yep,agree with that.

I'm pretty sure there's a thread about removing 0 Gamerscore games on the feedback site you could add your name to
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ngocphi · Oct 31, 2017

Please let us remove unwanted games/achievements if we've been hacked...

You are mistaking resets with removing individual achievements

.resets means all the gamerscore is set to 0 not remove 1000 gamerscore there And there

And you can never earn past achievements ever again

only the xbl pet team has that kind of access and when they reset your score your score is 0

pretty sure you dont want a score of 0 with 0 possibility of gaining those again except new games and acheivements and you are forever branded as a cheater

smileskybird · Nov 1, 2017

"I know I have loads to hide"

I'm very concerned.....

Not something to throw a party about. But at least they're relentless with giving free updates, even though they get it both right and wrong. I think it's more than just "minor fixes to the last big update" that they need to do. This forum is usually dead
but people are going out of their way to come on here...... and say I don't like this UI. Why not just make it more like the current UI version of the Xbox 360 and I'd be way happy. And if you say the 360 UI is slow, hey at least it's something we both agree.
This UI from Microsoft is slow. Xbox One's UI was a nightmare when it launched. It's better now, than it was at launch. But it needs to be less boxy, more simpler and easier to read from a distance, and more kid and youth friendly too, cause Xbox is for all
age groups. Yes the younger people learn quicker than older people, but we also make the most rukis when Microsoft updates the UI to something we don't like. And you cannot escape the UI by saying "we do not buy a console to steer at the dash, we buy it to
play games", because the UI is part of the OS, the most important software running on your console. Because the OS controls everything you do on your console.

brandiesel1 · Nov 1, 2017

The UI on the 360 is old looking and just plain ugly. It was actually hideous.

Daft, I have the preview update but cannot figure out how to remove the games. I hate 0 gamerscore games stuck on my profile.

Daft Badger · Nov 1, 2017

If you are in the alpha ring then go to your profile,then "gaming" & highlight a game with no achievements on & you should see "X Hide" in the top right of that games tile,just press x & it will hide the game.

Every time there's a major update you'll get a handful of haters on the forums who will have a rant & never come back.This has been this way since updates started rolling out on the 360 & is nothing new.

We certainly do not want to go back to the dull,sluggish ugly UI of the xbox 360.

I just don't get how someone who wets themselves every time the xbox one x is mentioned & bangs on about how it's the best console ever wants to go back to the god awful UI of the 360.

Seriously,if it's that great then play on the 360.

Anyway,i made this thread about removing 0 Gamerscore games as quite a few people wanted this feature,not for people to whine about the console's dashboard/UI.

Njal the Blue · Nov 1, 2017

It was also released to Beta an Delta rings on 31st October 17

BluSwirl · Nov 1, 2017

This UI from Microsoft is slow. Xbox One's UI was a nightmare when it launched. It's better now, than it was at launch. But it needs to be less boxy, more simpler and easier to read from a distance, and more kid and youth friendly too, cause Xbox is for
all age groups. Yes the younger people learn quicker than older people, but we also make the most rukis when Microsoft updates the UI to something we don't like. And you cannot escape the UI by saying "we do not buy a console to steer at the dash, we buy it
to play games", because the UI is part of the OS, the most important software running on your console.
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What makes you such an "expert" on the performance of Microsoft's consoles when a cursory glance at your profile reveals the last achievement unlocked was FIFTEEN days ago? Additionally, your gamerscore has been sat on the 10k threshold (or just above it)
for the best part of one year (and no, I haven't been stalking - just pointing out a fact from prior observation).

It's perfectly natural for newbies to gripe about this or that shortcoming if they're new to the console, but I'm a 'core' user that signs on six days (or nights) per week, and just gets on with the job - of GAMING. Perhaps it's got something to do with
the age of one's console (not their *literal* age) because I certainly haven't found any drops in performance on the One S, much less been at a loss to find *anything* when it's required. So there's an extra layer of button pushes embedded in the experience?
Big woop, DMA if you're halfway familiar with machine logic.

It seems all you do is STARE (for the umpteenth time, check your spelling - it's *not "steer") at the screen, hoping to be spirited away to some idyllic destination of your own making, rather than immerse yourself in the worlds provided (also known as: playing
the GAMES). I've got no desire whatsoever to upgrade my One S to the One X anytime soon... in fact, I'm so immersed in the current game I'm playing (Dragon's Dogma NG+) that I've left a bunch of shiny new [PS4] games to fester in their wrappers. That's not
indolence; that's the mark of a fantastic GAMEPLAY experience! And it has *nothing* to do with pulling more power from the box or painting more pretties on the screen. (Although I'd be lying if I said the Xbox One version wasn't a step up from the 360 version
- performance really does matter.)

Oh, and it's RUCKUS, for crying out loud - not "rukis". Get some learning in ^_^

Daft Badger · Nov 2, 2017

It was also released to Beta an Delta rings on 31st October 17
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Ah right,cheers mate,didn't realise that.

Njal the Blue · Nov 2, 2017

This UI from Microsoft is slow. Xbox One's UI was a nightmare when it launched. It's better now, than it was at launch. But it needs to be less boxy, more simpler and easier to read from a distance, and more kid and youth friendly too, cause Xbox is for
all age groups. Yes the younger people learn quicker than older people, but we also make the most rukis when Microsoft updates the UI to something we don't like. And you cannot escape the UI by saying "we do not buy a console to steer at the dash, we buy it
to play games", because the UI is part of the OS, the most important software running on your console.

What makes you such an "expert" on the performance of Microsoft's consoles when a cursory glance at your profile reveals the last achievement unlocked was FIFTEEN days ago? Additionally, your gamerscore has been sat on the 10k threshold (or just above it)
for the best part of one year (and no, I haven't been stalking - just pointing out a fact from prior observation).

It's perfectly natural for newbies to gripe about this or that shortcoming if they're new to the console, but I'm a 'core' user that signs on six days (or nights) per week, and just gets on with the job - of GAMING. Perhaps it's got something to do with
the age of one's console (not their *literal* age) because I certainly haven't found any drops in performance on the One S, much less been at a loss to find *anything* when it's required. So there's an extra layer of button pushes embedded in the experience?
Big woop, DMA if you're halfway familiar with machine logic.

It seems all you do is STARE (for the umpteenth time, check your spelling - it's *not "steer") at the screen, hoping to be spirited away to some idyllic destination of your own making, rather than immerse yourself in the worlds provided (also known as: playing
the GAMES). I've got no desire whatsoever to upgrade my One S to the One X anytime soon... in fact, I'm so immersed in the current game I'm playing (Dragon's Dogma NG+) that I've left a bunch of shiny new [PS4] games to fester in their wrappers. That's not
indolence; that's the mark of a fantastic GAMEPLAY experience! And it has *nothing* to do with pulling more power from the box or painting more pretties on the screen. (Although I'd be lying if I said the Xbox One version wasn't a step up from the 360 version
- performance really does matter.)

Oh, and it's RUCKUS, for crying out loud - not "rukis". Get some learning in ^_^
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You can't judge someones knowledge of Xbox by their gamerscore. Mine is just under 14k, I pretty much play the same online game, with my friends daily. I would say even with a lowish gamer score, that my knowledge is reasonable.

Remember everyone is entitled to an opinion, even if it is wrong.

BluSwirl · Nov 2, 2017

You can't judge someones knowledge of Xbox by their gamerscore. Mine is just under 14k, I pretty much play the same online game, with my friends daily. I would say even with a lowish gamer score, that my knowledge is reasonable.

Remember everyone is entitled to an opinion, even if it is wrong.
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So you're defending the pleb? You're jumping into the convo, bringing your 14k with you and saying that I'm not allowed to "judge" anybody because they're obviously entitled to an opinion even if their gamerscore means they don't place gameplay as a PRIORITY?
Maybe you need to take a step back and ask yourself why you're visiting these forums; or why you're defending the indefensible and making apologies for somebody who posts here regularly but has a super-selective memory when addressing the very things you're
defending? That's totally messed up, brah ^_o

brandiesel1 · Nov 1, 2018

Thanks Daft, I was trying to do it from the achievements tab.

BluSwirl

This UI from Microsoft is slow. Xbox One's UI was a nightmare when it launched. It's better now, than it was at launch. But it needs to be less boxy, more simpler and easier to read from a distance, and more kid and youth friendly too, cause Xbox is for
all age groups. Yes the younger people learn quicker than older people, but we also make the most rukis when Microsoft updates the UI to something we don't like. And you cannot escape the UI by saying "we do not buy a console to steer at the dash, we buy it
to play games", because the UI is part of the OS, the most important software running on your console.

What makes you such an "expert" on the performance of Microsoft's consoles when a cursory glance at your profile reveals the last achievement unlocked was FIFTEEN days ago? Additionally, your gamerscore has been sat on the 10k threshold (or just above it)
for the best part of one year (and no, I haven't been stalking - just pointing out a fact from prior observation).

It's perfectly natural for newbies to gripe about this or that shortcoming if they're new to the console, but I'm a 'core' user that signs on six days (or nights) per week, and just gets on with the job - of GAMING. Perhaps it's got something to do with
the age of one's console (not their *literal* age) because I certainly haven't found any drops in performance on the One S, much less been at a loss to find *anything* when it's required. So there's an extra layer of button pushes embedded in the experience?
Big woop, DMA if you're halfway familiar with machine logic.

It seems all you do is STARE (for the umpteenth time, check your spelling - it's *not "steer") at the screen, hoping to be spirited away to some idyllic destination of your own making, rather than immerse yourself in the worlds provided (also known as: playing
the GAMES). I've got no desire whatsoever to upgrade my One S to the One X anytime soon... in fact, I'm so immersed in the current game I'm playing (Dragon's Dogma NG+) that I've left a bunch of shiny new [PS4] games to fester in their wrappers. That's not
indolence; that's the mark of a fantastic GAMEPLAY experience! And it has *nothing* to do with pulling more power from the box or painting more pretties on the screen. (Although I'd be lying if I said the Xbox One version wasn't a step up from the 360 version
- performance really does matter.)

Oh, and it's RUCKUS, for crying out loud - not "rukis". Get some learning in ^_^

Daft Badger

If you are in the alpha ring then go to your profile,then "gaming" & highlight a game with no achievements on & you should see "X Hide" in the top right of that games tile,just press x & it will hide the game.

Every time there's a major update you'll get a handful of haters on the forums who will have a rant & never come back.This has been this way since updates started rolling out on the 360 & is nothing new.

We certainly do not want to go back to the dull,sluggish ugly UI of the xbox 360.

I just don't get how someone who wets themselves every time the xbox one x is mentioned & bangs on about how it's the best console ever wants to go back to the god awful UI of the 360.

Seriously,if it's that great then play on the 360.

Anyway,i made this thread about removing 0 Gamerscore games as quite a few people wanted this feature,not for people to whine about the console's dashboard/UI.

Njal the Blue

It was also released to Beta an Delta rings on 31st October 17

smileskybird

"I know I have loads to hide"

I'm very concerned.....

Not something to throw a party about. But at least they're relentless with giving free updates, even though they get it both right and wrong. I think it's more than just "minor fixes to the last big update" that they need to do. This forum is usually dead
but people are going out of their way to come on here...... and say I don't like this UI. Why not just make it more like the current UI version of the Xbox 360 and I'd be way happy. And if you say the 360 UI is slow, hey at least it's something we both agree.
This UI from Microsoft is slow. Xbox One's UI was a nightmare when it launched. It's better now, than it was at launch. But it needs to be less boxy, more simpler and easier to read from a distance, and more kid and youth friendly too, cause Xbox is for all
age groups. Yes the younger people learn quicker than older people, but we also make the most rukis when Microsoft updates the UI to something we don't like. And you cannot escape the UI by saying "we do not buy a console to steer at the dash, we buy it to
play games", because the UI is part of the OS, the most important software running on your console. Because the OS controls everything you do on your console.

Njal the Blue

This UI from Microsoft is slow. Xbox One's UI was a nightmare when it launched. It's better now, than it was at launch. But it needs to be less boxy, more simpler and easier to read from a distance, and more kid and youth friendly too, cause Xbox is for
all age groups. Yes the younger people learn quicker than older people, but we also make the most rukis when Microsoft updates the UI to something we don't like. And you cannot escape the UI by saying "we do not buy a console to steer at the dash, we buy it
to play games", because the UI is part of the OS, the most important software running on your console.

What makes you such an "expert" on the performance of Microsoft's consoles when a cursory glance at your profile reveals the last achievement unlocked was FIFTEEN days ago? Additionally, your gamerscore has been sat on the 10k threshold (or just above it)
for the best part of one year (and no, I haven't been stalking - just pointing out a fact from prior observation).

It's perfectly natural for newbies to gripe about this or that shortcoming if they're new to the console, but I'm a 'core' user that signs on six days (or nights) per week, and just gets on with the job - of GAMING. Perhaps it's got something to do with
the age of one's console (not their *literal* age) because I certainly haven't found any drops in performance on the One S, much less been at a loss to find *anything* when it's required. So there's an extra layer of button pushes embedded in the experience?
Big woop, DMA if you're halfway familiar with machine logic.

It seems all you do is STARE (for the umpteenth time, check your spelling - it's *not "steer") at the screen, hoping to be spirited away to some idyllic destination of your own making, rather than immerse yourself in the worlds provided (also known as: playing
the GAMES). I've got no desire whatsoever to upgrade my One S to the One X anytime soon... in fact, I'm so immersed in the current game I'm playing (Dragon's Dogma NG+) that I've left a bunch of shiny new [PS4] games to fester in their wrappers. That's not
indolence; that's the mark of a fantastic GAMEPLAY experience! And it has *nothing* to do with pulling more power from the box or painting more pretties on the screen. (Although I'd be lying if I said the Xbox One version wasn't a step up from the 360 version
- performance really does matter.)

Oh, and it's RUCKUS, for crying out loud - not "rukis". Get some learning in ^_^

You can't judge someones knowledge of Xbox by their gamerscore. Mine is just under 14k, I pretty much play the same online game, with my friends daily. I would say even with a lowish gamer score, that my knowledge is reasonable.

Remember everyone is entitled to an opinion, even if it is wrong.

Removing games with 0 gamerscore coming soon