Good for you for making a profit out of it. Where the fuck is crunch, when you actually want him? Paying to boost your rank in a video game? Yeah, right. Please Log In to post. Lazy with Style , Posted on 16 July 21 at Just to be sure, me and my boosting buddy got 1 kill per dummy in every match in social playlists to avoid the ban hammer but good to know for everyone that bans are not active anymore in these playlists.
As for the online achievements in the base game: They must be done in Lone Wolves playlist mostly. Obviously, as these are ranked matches you can't just bring in guests. You need "real" players as boosting partners. More human players means more coordination and communication which is always hard for people like me whose mother tongue is not English.
So, how many people do you need minimum and maximum to fill a lobby and start a match in Lone Wolves? I have read that this changed over time. I got the impression that a Lone Wolves match currently allows up to 6 players but needs a minimum of 4. As my console language is German and servers are deserted in my country, I thought about finding 3 German speaking boosting partners, set matchmaking priority to my language and boost like this.
Obviously for achievements like killing 4 people in a short time, 5 players would be needed. Rondund , Posted on 18 July 21 at I've got 4 extra silver accounts on my X1 console in addition to my main gold account.
I'm able to get into a matchmaking lobby with them signed in on 4 different controllers. Any ideas? Posted on 21 July 21 at Update About Halo 3 So The other Account is a Dummy. Played about 5 Matches of this, and I was getting Fed Up. So I had a brainwave Then I went to the Settings , and checked out my Network Settings. Then I re-signed in both accounts, and reloaded Halo 3. Skill boosting refers to tricking the Trueskill system by having a player quit hundreds of times in a ranked playlist, usually Team Doubles.
This causes the player's Sigma and Mu drop to extremely low values. When this player plays with another player who hasn't played that playlist before, the TrueSkill system's makes the fresh player gain skill very quickly.
This is because a player's Mu gain is essentially multiplied by personal sigma and divided by the team's average sigma. Much of this boosting is accomplished by entering Matchmaking with friends in such a way that is not legitimately possible, such as matching with your friends in the Lone Wolves playlist.
The easiest way to accomplish this is to have every person in the party change the language on their console to a language that is native to a country that Xbox Live is not available in; for instance Korean or Russian.
After doing this each player will set matchmaking preferences to "Prefer my language" so that Matchmaking will be done within the very few players across Xbox Live that have their consoles language set to what is selected by the boosters. As long as each booster enters matchmaking at the same time there is a good chance most if not all of them will be in the match together. However, as more and more players began to employ this tactic across Xbox Live conflicts have made it rather ineffective, as the boosting players may not all make it into the same game.
Usually done with two players Players sign in as many Xbox Live Guests as they can. Instead of searching for players in matchmaking the server just loads a game due to the players and their guests being the maximum number of party. During the game the players can do whatever they want with the guest such as lining them up and getting headshots, running them all over with a vehicle, or just killing them and getting medals. This is simply done by asking all the other players to join a private chat.
That way, they are able to communicate with each other when playing on Lone Wolves. And I found a Chopper better anyway because you can more easily kill people with it. User Info: matrixstream The achievement means exactly what it says. If you play on boxer, like my friend, you cant press B, because its the grenade throw button.
You can boost in the ghost or chopper and e brake in the warthog because getting in the vehicle changes the function of LT. You cant honk the horn however, because RT is coded in all vehicles on any set except maybe southpaw idk as the fire weapon button. Well, I didn't know you could boost, but I would still prefer a chopper to a ghost for that achievement. It didn't necessarily shoot a bullet or toss a grenade, though they still didn't get the achievement.
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