ban risk?

long story short .. i hate my xb1 controller


i wanna use it to use my skuf gaming controller on my XB1 (xbox360 controller)

it does not plug and play because the 360 has a different authentication protocol


the cronusmax can change it so i can use the said controller .. just worried about the ban risk

This post was edited by frankbrown1193 on Apr 17 2015 04:14pm

How does this devices actually work is the real question. Is it spoofing the input and appears as a Xbox one controller or is it communicating directly to the hardware?

valid question and i cant answer it .

it does work .. i even had a ps4 controller work on my xb1 .

but i definately dont wanna lose my 10 year old gamertag.

I've heard of people using something similar, I believe it was called titan one. It doesn't seem like anything that you could get banned for. People have used nodded controllers without consequence for a long time now, and since the device I'm talking about isn't an internal mod, I don't think it would be detectable.

A quick glance at the website says it offers a ton of plugins. Plugins that seem to offer a means for the device to communicate directly with the hardware. I would say if you are consistently able to do things in game that you would never be able to do with a standard controller that a ban is inevitable.

It would be a lot safer if it was spoofing the input but then the features wouldn't extend past a regular controller.

This post was edited by ROM on Apr 18 2015 05:21am

Are you talking about stuff like rapid fire mods and such for FPS games? I know people that have used jitter mods and other similar mid's for years playing call of duty, I don't think you get banned for it, but I'm not 100% sure

i dont want anything but to use my 360 controller on my xbox one .

i could care less about the mods it offers i dont need it .

Then I don't think you would risk any chance of getting banned. Since the controller would register and work as an xbox one controller, I don't think anybody would be able to tell.