yeah i actually couldnt find this lol

Of course you couldn't. Saying that would release the violators from legal liability, which is, of course, bullshit.

/e sentence made no sense

This post was edited by LoadstoneKnight on Sep 7 2010 11:47pm

think this guy is trying to just get me banned he seems legit about it

Steel Yourself

Some of you are playing Halo: Reach a little bit early. It happens. With millions of copies out of manufacturing quickly making their way into the massive global retail chain, it’s not terribly uncommon for a few discs to “accidentally” slip into a few lucky customers’ hands. Que sera.

If you count yourself among that lucky few, there are a handful of things you need to be aware of that will likely impact your pre-launch Halo: Reach experience. First, you’re playing in what we consider a test environment. Several key services are disabled, or in various states of fluctuating functionality, and core elements of the game, including big ticket items like matchmaking, credit acquisition, and the daily challenge system are all running at less than optimal levels.

http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?type=topnews&link=BWU_090310

Dont care if u have the retail game early

as long as u stealth patched the game correctly ur fine
of course its never 100% that u will not get banned every time you connect to live, it never has, those are the risks

thanks^ ill try tommorow

also one last question.. if i get the dude to update my box will i have to put a new patch on the disk? i know it sounds dumb but im just making sure

ah, I see. Well I was thinking more along the lines of the leaked images, not the actual game discs. I'm still surprised that they're saying this even for the "legitimate" copies though, but that might be a legal thing since people actually paid money for those.

sorry dont really know much about the games, my friend does all that
but i would assume not but could be wrong