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Posted by: raganok99
Posted by: Alexthekid3000
People, Halo Reach is the same as Halo 3.
Golf Club "Gravity Hammer". THAT could not be placed in any other map... because it was a part of the DLC map, even after the system update.
Firefight DLC is possible... I do not think anyone at Bungie said it wasn't. All that needs to be done is the map itself, and then the covenant and drop ship spawn coding. The rest is already coded into the disk...
Also, if this helmet was already on the disk, the hackers would of found it by now. Considering they can bypass the redeem codes, I think t would of been found.
This helmet looks like something the people at Certain Affinity made, and then one guy wore it for lolz. It is obvious it's not completely rendered, and therefore not a helmet or complete armor for that matter, that is on the disk.
Not Quite. I don't think that hackers or modders had such capability to crack that deep. Why, they couldn't get flaming helmets, recons and officer armor. There's HIGH possibility that Bungie hid loads of armors in layers of codes, only can be unlocked via special keys which is VERY SPECIAL, probably are impossible for hackers or modders to get it.
Considering how fast they hacked the "press release" version of Reach, I would think after this long, they could of easily had every line of code searched.
Just like hitting "Ctrl + U"... though, it would of been a little more complicated than that, but you get the idea. They would of found the names of each armor, like how you see the names of pages in that the page source coding. The coding would be far more complicated, of course, but ultimately, the developers would of named the lines of code for each thing in Reach so they knew what each line of code was before putting it on the disk.
Hence why you can't edit whats on the disk through a freaking Xbox. The lines of code is set. The people at Certain Affinity could of easily used some kid of beta Reach, like the one we used back in May 2010. And if you remember, that got hacked in about 1-2 days.