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There's still quite a large amount of people that still play it daily (and nightly if you prefer night play) but the biggest problem with H3 online is that, since Bungie no longer monitors the Halo 3 servers, there are more hackers than you thought existed. So if you do get it, prepare yourself for the possible urge to jump through the screen and to the cheater's livingroom and slit his throat. But really, it can get pretty bad.aryoshiAh, I'm no strangers to hackers in halo, the good ol' days of halo 2 where hackers roamed free because of xbox lives weak authority. But hey there's always the option to report a player to Microsoft :P But thanks for the answer, I think I'll still buy it despite hackers.
[QUOTE="aryoshi"]There's still quite a large amount of people that still play it daily (and nightly if you prefer night play) but the biggest problem with H3 online is that, since Bungie no longer monitors the Halo 3 servers, there are more hackers than you thought existed. So if you do get it, prepare yourself for the possible urge to jump through the screen and to the cheater's livingroom and slit his throat. But really, it can get pretty bad.Getix-01Ah, I'm no strangers to hackers in halo, the good ol' days of halo 2 where hackers roamed free because of xbox lives weak authority. But hey there's always the option to report a player to Microsoft :P But thanks for the answer, I think I'll still buy it despite hackers. Mmm, I remember that. That was pretty bad. No problem! It's still worth playing I think, it wasn't a bad game.
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