Xbox 360 downloads wrong file

I purchased the "Bad Girls" skin pack for Injustice: Gods Among Us and no matter what I do, it always downloads the Lobo character pack. Please fix this.

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Question about owning a physical disc that is BC

haha indie is WRONG finally OMG.

I just want ot point out why. http://www.ign.com/boards/members/indierock.1439980/" class="username"> you are wrong, you have to download a file because Xbox One is NOT an xbox 360, because of this you have to download the game file as it comes with the entire Xbox 360 emulation, this is why when you boot game you can do back and start to bring up xbox 360's dash.

You want them to install a game that isn't even compatible with xbox one. The disc isn't even used because the xbox can't use the data on the disc as it's for xbox 360. The wrapper that holds the xbox 360 info is in each game title you play.

So if you play ME2 you are downloading the xbox 360 file, if you play Me3 you are downloading the xbox 360 file. The file contains the game and xbox 360.

So, again why is it MS being stupid? Or lame? It's download a file so you can have the xbox 360 emulation or, you know, don't give BC back to ungrateful shits.

Man i have never felt better, indie always said he doesn't post unless he knows. He finally didn't know something, and no indie isn't a developer he's a psychiatrist (so he says).

Also, still blocked indie just had to see who it was so i could explain it to them.

Thanks indie. He's already trying to get out of it HAHA.

"There is no reason Microsoft couldn't make it all work offline."

No, they don't do it that way every game has the wrapper. YOu are wrongo.

 

Question about owning a physical disc that is BC

That doesn't really explain anything. Every single other emulator works by running the original game file in a simulated version of the intended console/system. That emulator is already on the system and you load the game into it, fooling the system into thinking that it is running of a 360 in this case.
Why you would need to download the game files as well doesn't make sense. Having to download some patches that make it work properly and optimize it for the emulator does, but you should still be able to install the game files from the discs leaving the patch files needed very small.

That is why Microsoft is being stupid/lame/whatever with this. I am sure there is a very good reason why they designed the system like this. Be it technical or economical I don't know. But your explanation fails to explain why it is this way.

 

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