Archived: Microsoft swinging the ban Hammer
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Re: Microsoft swinging the ban Hammer
11/15/09 11:51 am | #32
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they shouldnt ban modded systems they should just redirect them to PS Network and see how they like them apples....PS Store bitches!
Re: Re: Microsoft swinging the ban Hammer
11/15/09 6:40 pm | #33
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Quote by DEANER1981:
Doesn't MS do ban waves every year though. I just think they took out a crap ton more people this year. I do think they've found a way to detect the firmware but I also think that 360 hackers will come out with a new firmware that is undetectable, and the dance will continue. You guys do know that some people with modded consoles actually buy their games right, and it does suck for those people, and MS is just pissing a lot of thier customers off. Plus MS is probably going to lose money no matter what because think of all of those xbox live subscriptions that aren't going to get renewed, 600,000 if that number is to be believed, is a lot of xbox live subscriptions.
If they're gonna buy games then they shouldn't have a modded console in the first place.
Re: Microsoft swinging the ban Hammer
11/15/09 6:56 pm | #34
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I got banned, and just renewed my subscription(s) 
Re: Re: Microsoft swinging the ban Hammer
11/17/09 2:26 am | #35
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Quote by DEANER1981:
Plus MS is probably going to lose money no matter what because think of all of those xbox live subscriptions that aren't going to get renewed, 600,000 if that number is to be believed, is a lot of xbox live subscriptions.
600,000 out of 20,000,000 is only 3%. For a company as large as Microsoft, they won't be hurting over losing 3% of their XBL subscribers.
