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==You have scans? THEN DIE!== | ==You have scans? THEN DIE!== | ||
In Oct of 2006 subscribers to the Swedish magazine LEVEL got an unexpected gift when they became some of the first people in the world to see screen shots of the new [[Halo 3]] multiplayer game. | In Oct of 2006 subscribers to the Swedish magazine LEVEL got an unexpected gift when they became some of the first people in the world to see screen shots of the new [[Halo 3]] multiplayer game. | ||
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===First Update=== | ===First Update=== | ||
In response to these complaints on Monday, April 18th, 2005, Bungie released a mandatory patch named the automatic update or AU for ''Halo 2''. The patch fixed many of the various bugs and cheats in the game, slimmed down split-screen HUD information, and rebalanced various weapons to promote use of single-wield weapons, grenades, and melee attacks. For example, the melee attacks and grenades are now far more powerful and the battle rifle is now more accurate. Bungie maintains a full list of changes. [http://halo.bungie.net/News/TopStory.aspx?story=weeklywhatsapril15th&p=3014696] This brings ''Halo 2'' up to Version 1.1. | In response to these complaints on Monday, April 18th, 2005, Bungie released a mandatory patch named the automatic update or AU for ''Halo 2''. The patch fixed many of the various bugs and cheats in the game, slimmed down split-screen HUD information, and rebalanced various weapons to promote use of single-wield weapons, grenades, and melee attacks. For example, the melee attacks and grenades are now far more powerful and the battle rifle is now more accurate. Bungie maintains a full list of changes. [http://halo.bungie.net/News/TopStory.aspx?story=weeklywhatsapril15th&p=3014696] This brings ''Halo 2'' up to Version 1.1. | ||
===Update Two - Banhammer=== | ===Update Two - Banhammer=== | ||
Another update was added in July, 2005 (a week or so after the release of the map pack). The update added a detection tool that would automatically detect and ban 'modders' using modified content on their Xboxes. Modified versions of the downloadable maps would allow people to use cheats such as 'autoaim' and 'automatic reload' during matches on Xbox Live. Any players who are detected using modified content would be automatically banned from Matchmaking on Xbox Live within around six hours. Bungie has banned thousands of players and is working to clean up the rest, earning in the process the moniker 'Banhammer.' Several sites offer a list of cheaters and hackers. | Another update was added in July, 2005 (a week or so after the release of the map pack). The update added a detection tool that would automatically detect and ban 'modders' using modified content on their Xboxes. Modified versions of the downloadable maps would allow people to use cheats such as 'autoaim' and 'automatic reload' during matches on Xbox Live. Any players who are detected using modified content would be automatically banned from Matchmaking on Xbox Live within around six hours. Bungie has banned thousands of players and is working to clean up the rest, earning in the process the moniker 'Banhammer.' Several sites offer a list of cheaters and hackers. | ||