i was thinking about j tagging my 360 for modding of zombie purposes and not the destruction of multiplayer. Besides, i will play online on my ps3

jtagging has got nothing to do with treyarch ...its up to microsoft to build better consoles that cant be compromised !

Neo503 wrote:

 

Hackers suck by balls!

Don't you mean MY?

You cant stop it. People hack there xbox and that is something that Microsoft have little control over, all they can do is ban which dosent really get rid of the problem.

Thank God for PS3.

we all know hackers will find another way and within a month everybody will be 10th just like mw2. but i dont mind that they mod and get the stupid symbol by their name, i dont like them havin those gay ass infections and gettin aimbotted all the time.

also those messages i got every 10 seconds askin for MSP was pretty annoying

belka1077 wrote:

 

I got a way to stop Jtagging... switch to a PS3 and don't complain so much

 
What you don't think that ps3 has mods/hacks?? Well you were misinformed. They might have less, but that might be due to less people playing ps3. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gx3Br-3ZxK4

First off, the PS3 has been compromised just as much as the Xbox, there are just less people interested in it.  But to certain extent, M$ could make it more difficult for Jtagger's (not eliminate them all together, but more difficult).  J-taggers really create problems when they can get online and mod other user profiles (this can not be done on PS3).  This practice was actually stopped about 2 months ago, but it was short lived once M$ completed the final updates on the most recent dashboard. 

Regardless of what M$ and $ony do, I feel it is still the game manufacturer's responsibility to make sure their product is not so easy to mod.  I like to use the following example:  It is the police's responsibility to stop thieves from breaking into your home.  Yet every night when you go to bed or when you leave the house for long durations, you make sure that the doors and windows are shut and preferably locked.  Why do we do this?  I mean since it is the police's responsibility to prevent this crime why should we bother hindering criminals?

Now apply this thought process to this situation.  Luckily, it appears that Treyarch seems to agree with my line of thought as they have confirmed (twice now) that there will be a dedicated team set forth on thwarting the efforts of cheaters post launch.  This is probably the primary reason why I will be buying this game, as the previews I have seen so far have not been that stellar.

otisman666 wrote:

 

Mac11rulz wrote:

 

Ha funny, PS3 and sexbox have pretty much the same amount of people

Your kidding, right?

Technically, no, not really. The war between who has more people online or this system is better is old, it doesn't matter to me. Since I don't care either system honestly, to me, they have almost the same amount of FAIR people. There did I fix??

otisman666 wrote:

 

Now apply this thought process to this situation.  Luckily, it appears that Treyarch seems to agree with my line of thought as they have confirmed (twice now) that there will be a dedicated team set forth on thwarting the efforts of cheaters post launch.  This is probably the primary reason why I will be buying this game, as the previews I have seen so far have not been that stellar.

YES, thank you...other than the fact that the game needs a little bit realism and the weapons need to be "properely" coded/programmed in the game, you nailed it. Glitching/Hacking is worse than the other two mentioned above. Good job otis.

otisman666 wrote:

 

First off, the PS3 has been compromised just as much as the Xbox, there are just less people interested in it.

*cough*I call bullsh1t*cough*

Theirs no way to stop it unless they build a whole new system which sooner or later will have something like a jtag.

Err... what's a j-tag?

Pinoy- wrote:

 

It's Microsoft's fault not Treyarch's.

Soon, the PS3 version will have it's own "jtag" version.

I've only seen ps3 hacking in one game, COD 4.

Well, obvsiouly everybody hates j-tags, but lets try to find a way/method to get rid of them instead of posting "let's get rid of j-tags" I agree, with you, they need to go bye-bye

ficko88 wrote:

 

Hackers will always find another way.

They'll booby trap the care package is what they'll do.  :P