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Originally Posted by DawnFalcon
No, because they could do things better right now. The false positives (again, they've done this very badly), the way they're excluding revenue streams...it's not good, at all.
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Show me a company that can't do things better! Of course they could do things better. I've agreed with that from the beginning. That doesn't mean they
must do things better though. It doesn't mean that the rights of MS to run its business as it sees fit is any less important than someones right to mod their Xbox.
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Originally Posted by DawnFalcon
If you want to ignore UK law and surveys, that's fine, but it really dosn't inspire me to respond to your posts. Apple are not a music or book company, either.
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I'm only ignoring your flawed understanding of UK law.
I'm not ignoring surveys, I'm just not taking them as god given truth or indisputable facts.
Apple may not make music but it certainly sells music. It is probably the number one driving force for change in the music sales business.
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Originally Posted by DawnFalcon
And once more, cheating on live has very very little to do with modding the xbox! They're done in different ways, and while they may be some overlap, banning modders will not affect cheaters per-se. Sigh.
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There is overlap and modding can allow cheating. Simple facts. Ergo, banning modders will affect at least some cheaters.
The fact that there are other ways to cheat does not mean that modding does not also allow cheating. The fact that banning modders will not stop all cheating does not mean it wont stop some.
Now I really am done.
Cheers,
PKFFW