There will probably be mods eventually for the xbox one but probably something along the lines of USB mods or similar, I don't think there'll be anything like Jtags or soft mods. Nothing big like that, the console gaming community hasn't died at all you're just probably on the wrong forums.

you never now now that there putting the dev kit to us in the preview program. we will see what we can do

There's no mods out yet. Yet

It's definitely died down but once Xbox ones are jtag-able I think modding/hacking will get big again

VynlElite123 wrote you never now now that there putting the dev kit to us in the preview program. we will see what we can do

it's available to everyone but once you enter dev mode in order to convert back to retail you have to do a factory reset which ultimately deletes everything from the hard drive. Which won't be a problem for those who have external drives.

Dolby_Digital wrote

VynlElite123 wrote you never now now that there putting the dev kit to us in the preview program. we will see what we can do

it's available to everyone but once you enter dev mode in order to convert back to retail you have to do a factory reset which ultimately deletes everything from the hard drive. Which won't be a problem for those who have external drives.

I hope you don't actually think external drives will be some kind of bypass to this. I doubt Microsoft will make the same mistakes as before with dev kits. And about the external drives, any devices plugged into a system, to operate, must exist. What I mean by that is if you plug a USB drive into your computer, over USB, it goes into your motherboard, and your motherboard knows it is there and is obviously able to control it. I would guess that the dev kit software wipes all devices connected to the system.

Cewlt wrote

Dolby_Digital wrote

VynlElite123 wrote you never now now that there putting the dev kit to us in the preview program. we will see what we can do

it's available to everyone but once you enter dev mode in order to convert back to retail you have to do a factory reset which ultimately deletes everything from the hard drive. Which won't be a problem for those who have external drives.

I hope you don't actually think external drives will be some kind of bypass to this. I doubt Microsoft will make the same mistakes as before with dev kits. And about the external drives, any devices plugged into a system, to operate, must exist. What I mean by that is if you plug a USB drive into your computer, over USB, it goes into your motherboard, and your motherboard knows it is there and is obviously able to control it. I would guess that the dev kit software wipes all devices connected to the system.

if your saying it how im reading it then all you have to do is unplug it before you factory reset the xbox

They probably use token based one time auth for the file. Or I would at least hope so. After the Xbox 360, I'm sure Microsoft is thinking 5 steps ahead in terms of security.