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Farsala on 05 July 2012

Idk I would not think you would get banned by using the demo. Their is probably more ways to get the demo then just dragons dogma.



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Mistershine on 05 July 2012

Didn't happen to me with the RE5 demo, which was japan only. PM me the link please??

If you're that worried just unplug your internets.



PullusPardus on 05 July 2012
spurgeonryan said:
Does that happen often? People getting banned for playing demos.


wow, read the article before posting, this is just spamming to up your post count (for whatever reason you want to do that for)



Millenium on 05 July 2012

I doubt it, unless it was like a private halo 4 beta.

feel free to pm the link to me if you can :)



IIIIITHE1IIIII on 05 July 2012

I know that modifying your Xbox or your Xbox controllers (such as the rapid fire mod) can get you banned, but obviously that can't happen as long as you are not signed in to Xbox Live. And as long as you're playing that demo, being completely signed out shouldn't be an issue.

But yeah, even playing it online doesn't sound ban-able to me.


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Mistershine on 05 July 2012
zero129 said:
Mistershine said:
Didn't happen to me with the RE5 demo, which was japan only. PM me the link please??

If you're that worried just unplug your internets.

I've already started it :D, im playing Leons part atm :D, and check your inbox ;) .


Ta very much.



d21lewis on 05 July 2012

Play offline. It's not like you're going to get Achievements or anything.



Conegamer on 05 July 2012

I don't think they'll be an issue. It'll be common knowledge soon enough anyway, and I'm uncertain how they'd check.



 

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PullusPardus on 05 July 2012
IIIIITHE1IIIII said:

I know that modifying your Xbox or your Xbox controllers (such as the rapid fire mod) can get you banned, but obviously that can't happen as long as you are not signed in to Xbox Live. And as long as you're playing that demo, being completely signed out shouldn't be an issue.

But yeah, even playing it online doesn't sound ban-able to me.


Haha, that isn't the case for MW2 , that game is hacked to oblivion.



ToraReaper on 05 July 2012

I played it signed in to live... I really doubt they would start swinging the banhammer over playing a demo early. I've played several retail games early and they don't ban for that.