Well, if you have intensely high gamerscores, it's either because 1. You're a launch owner, and you've just been hooked to it and you have enough money to get a new game every once in a while, good! or 2. You're somebody who got it last summer and you're lucky enough to have a truckload of money and you have half of the games. Thus you have such a high gamerscore, but have only completed the 300/1000 achievements that take only a few hours. Not good.

I was a launch owner, and YAY! 360 GOT STOLEN! Just replaced it, but guess what? I have a gamerscore that's only 6 times less than the last one. Why? Because I'm not rich.

The only reason you'd need the harddrive is if your an absolute media freak who has nothing but trailers and videos and music and demos on their hard drive, when it really isn't necessary. Videos aren't necessary, trailers aren't necessary, demos you should delete after you've played them, and unless you don't have an mp3 player and you have more than 20 gigs of cd's, you REALLY don't need the elite.

"How old are you again? 13?"

"You ever here the story about God smiting the 13 year olds?"

"Ooo, looks like somebody woke up on the wrong side of the pile of god's s***"

There's no way to shut them up, your best bet is to just keep insulting them 'til they shut up. Constantly calling them 13 year olds until they cry works. And the crying event does take place.

Do you want me to repeat myself, ok, I will in a more noticable text, and slightly modified.

NOBODY KNOWS, NOBODY CARES!

Well my first system was the NES, but it was really old. I've been gaming my whole life, but I didn't get into the community and abandoning most of my social life until I got Xbox 1.

I haven't used one, but I've heard a few places that it can damage your 360, but I've also heard an equal amount of people denying this.