I'm glad you appreciate how good the game is. I had to stop playing coop on Legendary with my friends because they aren't as good as me in the game. So I'm doing Legendary alone.

As for the errors, I hope Ms & Bungie get this sorted out quickly becasue I would be furious if I came home with my copy of Reach and it was unplayable.

My cousin just bought this game and got the error so I guess it isnt fixed yet.

I've had no problems, thank god.

My only serious issue with this game is that if you have xboxlive and you play offline, you receive almost ZERO tokens for playing. A playthrough on Legendary got me 3k tokens, no joke. I haven't been able to connect my 360 online for the past few weeks and this is really pissing me off.

I guess this was Bungie's way to "force" players with gold to always play online. I hate it. I hate it. I hate it.

*kicks my internet*

I agree. Playing locally gets you very little credits. Although I have Xbox Live I'm more of a local and campaign kinda guy. I only play online with my friends and it's only Firefight when I do. Getting credits is a major drag. I have to beat 2 levels on Legendary to get the same amount of credits I would playing a single matchmaking match of Firefight with randoms. It sucks!

apparently the only problem is with the 4 gig one. i dont understand why people buy it, its 4 gig, and now they cant play halo.

Has anybody tried the disc in another 360 to verify that it is the disc that is the issue?

I''ve got no problems..

Straight from the mouths of Bungie!

"Lurn to Reed, Part Too"

"Two weeks back, we spoke out about a small number of users experiencing Disc Read Errors and described what they could do to get their Xbox 360 back into fighting shape. The resolution path hasn’t changed. If you are one of the unfortunate few experiencing issues with your Xbox 360 failing to read discs, you need to contact 1-800-4-MY-XBOX for assistance. There are no Title Updates or software patches capable of resolving this issue. Replacing the disc will also not resolve this issue. It is hardware related.

We had hoped that the resolution would have been much the same as it had been for users experiencing similar hardware issues around the launches of Halo 3 and Halo 3: ODST, but it appears that those players who find themselves outside of warranty will be responsible for getting their Xbox 360's up and running again.

We apologize for the delays getting word out on this front. We build these games so you can play them and we wanted to make sure we’d explored all avenues for those affected before we delivered the hard and fast news"