Christ Centered Gamer

Yes. Yes I do.

HAve you ever considered hollowing out a pumpkin and wearing it on your head?

Chozon1 wrote:Yes. Yes I do.

HAve you ever considered hollowing out a pumpkin and wearing it on your head?

Not really, no.

Really? I consider that every Halloween.

TP'ing a house?

So, I'm having issues with my 360 right now, and I was wondering if I could take my hard drive and put it in my cousin's 360 (while I'm trying to resolve the issues with mine) and still be able to access my Rock Band songs and XBLA games?

Chozon1 wrote:Really? I consider that every Halloween.

TP'ing a house?

Never did it. Never understood it, really.

Strider wrote:So, I'm having issues with my 360 right now, and I was wondering if I could take my hard drive and put it in my cousin's 360 (while I'm trying to resolve the issues with mine) and still be able to access my Rock Band songs and XBLA games?

Yeah, you can. You'll have to be connected to the internet and recover your gamertag... and then, to access all of your downloaded stuff, you'll have to be connected to the internet while using them.

This has to do with the licensing of the system. Your hard drive is connected to your Xbox, and the downloads are all licensed for use with that Xbox and that hard drive. It's essentially the same idea as if you replaced your system and kept your hard drive; the data would remain, but in order to play offline, you'd have to transfer the licenses over to another system. Think of it as a sort of DRM... and you've got it.

But yes. When you return your hard drive to your new system, you'll have to recover your gamertag again; as long as you didn't transfer the licenses at your cousin's, you should be able to proceed as normal.

How's your hand eye coordination?

Chozon1 wrote:How's your hand eye coordination?

Decent, I suppose.

Why do you ask?

Okay...I have to ask.

Who sat and clicked your rep points thirty times?

You wouldn't tell him that it was me, would you Drew?

Orodrist wrote:Okay...I have to ask.

Who sat and clicked your rep points thirty times?

Looking at it... it was Kenny.

He did this independent of me; I didn't ask him to. XD

Lazarus wrote:You wouldn't tell him that it was me, would you Drew?

I probably would, yes.

Ah, gotcha.

The Catbird Seat?

Orodrist wrote:Ah, gotcha.

The Catbird Seat?

Never read it, but that could be partially because I'm not a big Thurber fan.

Having the same last name as people you don't even know?

Drewsov wrote:Yeah, you can. You'll have to be connected to the internet and recover your gamertag... and then, to access all of your downloaded stuff, you'll have to be connected to the internet while using them.

This has to do with the licensing of the system. Your hard drive is connected to your Xbox, and the downloads are all licensed for use with that Xbox and that hard drive. It's essentially the same idea as if you replaced your system and kept your hard drive; the data would remain, but in order to play offline, you'd have to transfer the licenses over to another system. Think of it as a sort of DRM... and you've got it.

But yes. When you return your hard drive to your new system, you'll have to recover your gamertag again; as long as you didn't transfer the licenses at your cousin's, you should be able to proceed as normal.

I tried looking it up, but I could never find a clear answer. So thanks for the help, man.

Hardest song you've ever FC'd on a music game?

Chozon1 wrote:Having the same last name as people you don't even know?

I have no idea, but I'm assuming your last name is Thurber.

Strider wrote:

Drewsov wrote:Yeah, you can. You'll have to be connected to the internet and recover your gamertag... and then, to access all of your downloaded stuff, you'll have to be connected to the internet while using them.

This has to do with the licensing of the system. Your hard drive is connected to your Xbox, and the downloads are all licensed for use with that Xbox and that hard drive. It's essentially the same idea as if you replaced your system and kept your hard drive; the data would remain, but in order to play offline, you'd have to transfer the licenses over to another system. Think of it as a sort of DRM... and you've got it.

But yes. When you return your hard drive to your new system, you'll have to recover your gamertag again; as long as you didn't transfer the licenses at your cousin's, you should be able to proceed as normal.

I tried looking it up, but I could never find a clear answer. So thanks for the help, man.

Hardest song you've ever FC'd on a music game?

No prob.

And... it was probably Peace Sells by Megadeth on bass.