So I'm playing Fortress Craft on my 360, and the next thing that happens-

[The Corporation]

Well, simply put, I think I put too much stuff into the game when I was customizing the map, because the game froze, I turned my 360 off turned it back on, and RROD is there.
It's the halo 3 edition, 5 years old or so, and it's pretty much dead now.
What the hell do I do now?

[Ad Bot]

[fred da kiko]

stop playing loving fortress craft.

[e-maxx]

buy a new one
get RROD
repeat

[The Corporation]

stop playing loving fortress craft.

So GPU on Comp blew out, can't play MC either, soooo...

[fred da kiko]

So GPU on Comp blew out, can't play MC either, soooo...

Buy new stuff.

[The Corporation]

Buy new stuff.

The coincidental thing about this is that I'm getting a new GPU today.

[Sami2ss]

the new xbox elites are a lot better, really rare to get rrod.

[Extrude]

Xbox: That brand where having your system completely break every few years is common, and accepted by it's users.

[e-maxx]

Xbox: That brand where having your system completely break every few years is common, and accepted by it's users.

why is this so true?

[BlockoCrafter]

Xbox: That brand where having your system completely break every few years is common, and accepted by it's users.

Almost as true as the Windows users.

[The Corporation]

oh wow, to compliment the 3 red rings I have, the cover port for the usb drives decided to break.
Damn, this is ugly

[Oasis]

Blow the dust and stuff out of your Xbox.

[Extrude]

Almost as true as the Windows users.

I haven't heard something that funny since I posted.

[Chrono]

Almost as true as the Windows users.

The difference is that when something happens to a Windows user, it's their own fault.

[KoopaScooper]

The difference is that when something happens to a Windows user, it's their own fault.

Amen.