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Most of these maps are hard drive maps such as [[Containment (Level)]] or [[Terminal (Level)]], It is possible to modify the maps on the Game Disk, But it is a very hard process and may break your DVD drive, The easier way is to copy the game to the [[xbox]] HardDrive, But you won't be able to play on XBL with them
Most of these maps are hard drive maps such as [[Containment (Level)]] or [[Terminal (Level)]], It is possible to modify the maps on the Game Disk, But it is a very hard process and may break your DVD drive, The easier way is to copy the game to the [[xbox]] HardDrive, But you won't be able to play on XBL with them


All of these mods are used in [[Halo 2]] to give the "modder" a slight edge in gameplay. However, he/she can only use a lot of the mods if he/she has host of the game. Often, modders are in a party with a "bridger" or a "stand-byer." Bridgers use a program on the computer which interacts with your router and xbox to send a modder or anyone host of the game. This is effective in the process of "leveling-up." This is when gamers join a modders game to get their level boosted up because the modder is almost unstoppable. Stand-byers use many techinques to freeze other gamers games. This includes: Pressing the "stand-by" button on a modem, and slightly unplugging the ethernet cable from their Xbox. When a stand byer is sucessful, other gamers either get the dreaded "blue screen" or they get a similar black screen. Everyone but the stand-byer gets this. This allows the stand-byer to run around the map and kill all opponents. This is effective, but illegal, as are all mods.
All of these mods are used in [[Halo 2]] to give the "modder" a slight edge in gameplay. However, he/she can only use a lot of the mods if he/she has host of the game. Often, modders are in a party with a "bridger" or a "stand-byer." Bridgers use a program on the computer which interacts with your router and xbox to send a modder or anyone host of the game. This is effective in the process of "leveling-up." This is when gamers join a modders game to get their level boosted up because the modder is almost unstoppable. Stand-byers use many techniques to freeze other gamers games. This includes: Pressing the "stand-by" button on a modem, and slightly unplugging the ethernet cable from their Xbox. When a stand-byer is successful, other gamers either get the dreaded "blue screen" or they get a similar black screen. Everyone but the stand-byer gets this. This allows the stand-byer to run around the map and kill all opponents. This is effective, but illegal, as are all mods.


Any use of these mods is in violation of Xbox and BUNGIE code and will get their account banned from all matchmaking games.
Any use of these mods is in violation of Xbox and BUNGIE code and will get their account banned from all matchmaking games.
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==Modding for Everyone's Enjoyment==
==Modding for Everyone's Enjoyment==


Sometimes, though, people mod for fun by making the mods on the maps able to be used by everybody in the game. This is what modding was originally intended for: fun and messing around. Often modders make a map with a theme, such as a snowy version of a normal map, a night time version of a normal map, a SWAT type map, or anything you can imagine. Some mods add player models from a Campaign map to a Multiplayer Map, including [[Heretic]] [[Elites]], [[ODSTs]] ect.. Sometimes people make mods just to see what kind of new and innovative things they can do such as "Active Scenery" which allows objects, like [[Pelican]] Dropships, to move around the map without AI or anyone controlling it. An example of Bungie made active scenery is the Train on [[Terminal]] or the [[Monitor]] on [[Backwash]].
Sometimes, though, people mod for fun by making the mods on the maps able to be used by everybody in the game. This is what modding was originally intended for: fun and messing around. Often modders make a map with a theme, such as a snowy version of a normal map, a night time version of a normal map, a SWAT type map, or anything you can imagine. Some mods add player models from a Campaign map to a Multiplayer Map, including [[Heretic]] [[Elites]], [[ODSTs]] etc. Sometimes people make mods just to see what kind of new and innovative things they can do such as "Active Scenery" which allows objects, like [[Pelican]] Dropships, to move around the map without AI or anyone controlling it. An example of Bungie made active scenery is the Train on [[Terminal]] or the [[Monitor]] on [[Backwash]].


Some also mod to make nice screenshots like those seen at Halouvre.
Some also mod to make nice screenshots like those seen at Halouvre.
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*Soft modding does not require a chip, it is done through a special file and an Action Replay.  
*Soft modding does not require a chip, it is done through a special file and an Action Replay.  
*"Hard" mods are done by buying a certain chip from the internet and installing it on to your xbox.  
*"Hard" mods are done by buying a certain chip from the internet and installing it on to your xbox.  
*Softmodding is much easier because all you need is an action replay, splinter cell and linux files.
*Softmodding is much easier because all you need is an action replay, splinter cell and Linux files.




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