Honestly a true Modder to me, is a person who is able to code their own menus, and are able to give support/advice for most JTAG/RGH problems.

I thinking having "x" in your name is just as bad as having "Modz" or "Hackz".

Yes. I'm talking to you, OP.

Lavish wrote I thinking having "x" in your name is just as bad as having "Modz" or "Hackz".

Yes. I'm talking to you, OP.

I was just about to post the exact same thing!

ZakHudz wrote

pkerjock123 wrote I agree, but that's just 13 year olds for you.

But I love annoying the kids who use horizon/hex workshop/modio etc ( basic USB stick stuff you do at age 12 ) and they think that using that makes them some epic hacker/modder.

erm lol, im 13: i can host online, i rgh my own consoles, window cuts, rol leds etc.. so the fact you say 13 year old's is really a stereotype. oh, if you need proof of my age and my able to "mods/hacks/customize" etc, pm me xD hate people like you -.-

Well, I didn't actually say " EVERY " kid, I said " I love annoying the kids " so not really a stereotype, but it is true. Like 99.8% of kids under 16 I meet called mods/hacks etc are kids who think they can mod because they use USB sticks or they say they can boot you offline when they can't do a thing.

AR15 wrote

I agree that it looks dumb to put that in your username, but hacking games isn't anything to be proud of. It's a fairly easy process and the learning curve is really high.

Fully agree. Hacking/modding is so outhere that anyone can do it. It's not as 'special' as it was back in CoD 5 times when it was a rare occurrence to see. Now pretty much 5/10 people have jtags or something.

"Hey look guys, I can hack!" *continues to plug usb into computer to mod a savegame*

Mods is short for modifications so say if I had the gamertag ' Monster Modz ' it means Monster Modifications it could be a car mechanic company name, ' mods ' are just modifiying a game.