I feel cheated!!! :(

what I recently noticed is that the 360 nowadays is all about xbox live. I can't get xbox live becuase it was a too damn hard too get passed the connection test. the grope of people who don't have XBL, and I feel sad that 40% of content is online and that they can't just include The content in the disk. Now every developer including my favorite EA, have completely abandon me. Woe is me.

playing online is a great experience... it sucks that you don't have live though... :(a55a55inx

I know. Iv tryed everything. It just wont work

i would if it was possible to get onlinetreb3

EA was your favorite? :o

yeah, you should def try and fix that, online is a great deal of fun...
however there are some great offline games if that never works out, like Bioshock.

GEEK SQUAD lol dude comcast its the best

paying 80 bucks a year for games that are free on pc .... yea i agree with ur topic headingNutZBouTChoC

So $80 is the new $50? No way!

[QUOTE="a55a55inx"]playing online is a great experience... it sucks that you don't have live though... :(treb3

I know. Iv tryed everything. It just wont work

When you say you've tried everything... what do you mean? What problem are you having? Most people just plug in the ethernet cable and it works right away. If you are having problems, you need to google XBOX LIVE NAT SETTINGS which will tell you what ports on your router to forward to your xbox.

I personally set my xbox on a static IP to my router, and then forward the proper TCP and UDP ports to that IP address. You want it to say "OPEN" when you run the network test. If it says OPEN then you are connected, and just have to have your silver or gold membership attached to your profile.

Where do you live? what kind of connection do you have?Cujo31

I live in portland and I have a wired connection

[QUOTE="Cujo31"]Where do you live? what kind of connection do you have?treb3

I live in portland and I have a wired connection

Spceifics please. Cable? DSL? how are you connected to the internet, not to you network. and who is your ISP?

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[QUOTE="Cujo31"]Where do you live? what kind of connection do you have?iamdanthaman

I live in portland and I have a wired connection

Spceifics please. Cable? DSL? how are you connected to the internet, not to you network. and who is your ISP?

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[QUOTE="Cujo31"]Where do you live? what kind of connection do you have?treb3

I live in portland and I have a wired connection

Spceifics please. Cable? DSL? how are you connected to the internet, not to you network. and who is your ISP?

then it must be the way u have it pluged in.

GEEK SQUAD lol dude comcast its the best

JetSpiderMan

lol, GEEK SQUAD. Last time I was at Best Buy to buy a new computer... $50 to make a backup disc... $100 to delete uneeded programs (they specifically mentioned getting rid of Vonage, and this computer didn't come with Vonage). Thankfully I can do all that very easily without them.

You have cable and you can't pass the connection test? Man, I thought I had it bad... I have to deal with this POS DSL every day. It's the cheapest thing around AT&T to be exact. If it's just me using the connectiong on live, it plays fine. As soon as I try to download something it takes days though. Demos, Maps, etc... I get mad when DC comes out because I just imagine how long it's going to take me.

DSL for 15? Or Cable for 50... I guess you get what you pay for in my case.

I play online occassionally, but I still do most of my gaming in single player campaigns (which is why I skipped Army of Two completely).jrobinow

I play online occassionally, but I still do most of my gaming in single player campaigns (which is why I skipped Army of Two completely).jrobinow