u/patrick505883

Is the game finally safe to play? I can deal with aimbotters, as long as nobody's max prestiging me or class freezing my account.

Hey ya'll. Pretty upset about this to be honest. I started collecting for the 360 a month or two ago and I've been enjoying it throughly. When I first setup my 360, it wouldn't connect to wifi at all. After splitting wifi bands and connecting to PC via internet, I finally got it online for the first time in years. And so it begun.

First is was 8015190A. It would happen like every 8 hours of gameplay and every time I would log onto the console. Had to delete and redownload profile every time, only fixed it temporarily. Then it randomly stopped after a couple weeks.

After that, it was the same thing, but this time just 8015190. Easier fix, just have to restart my console, but happens way more frequently and annoying as hell when it happens mid gameplay. Then, like last time, it fixed itself after a while.

It was smooth sailing for the last 2 weeks or so. Then tonight, I go to sign in, like I do every time, and now it's sayinf 8015190E? E? Is there an 8015190 for every letter in the alphabet? Connects to network and internet, but not live. Couldn't find much of anything about it online besides changing the MAC adress and clearing system cache, neither worked. I tried redownloading my profile, still can't connect to live. So now I can't connect to xbox live because of that error, and I can't even access my profile offline either, so my halo 3 legendary run that I've been grinding for a week now is just effectively bricked.

I'm honestly tired of this man, it's network error after network error, each one different from the last, I have the number 8015190 burned into my memory at this point. It's so tiring seeing what was my favorite console and games turn into annoyances that just feel like a second job. I wonder if it's just my console but I don't want to sink money into a new one and find out. Huge bummer, collecting for the 360 has been a way for me to just have stupid fun outside of the constant grind of school and work, but like what's the point if I can't even use the hardware or games?

And for those saying, just play on a newer console, I have a series S, that's not the point. And halo 3 only exists on next gen in MCC anyway, which I have no progress in. I want my legendary run back lol

This one question has quite literally been having me pulling my hair out.

sin^2(x) = cos^2(x), solve for all solutions in the interval [0, 2pi)

So I did sin^2(x)-cos^2(x)=0,
then sin^2(x) - (1-sin^2)=0,
leaving me with 2sin^2(x)-1=0

I cannot for the life of me figure out how to factor this and get the solutions. Help?

I've been trying to get my first carp, tied me a bunch of hair rigs and made some pack bait. I have 2 major things preventing me from catching fish. 1 is the bait. I'm sure the bait itself is fine, smells good and everything. But it's just so soft that it rips off the rig with every other cast. I tried adding as much flour as I could to thicken it up, to no avail.

My 2nd and probably biggest problem is, when I do successfully cast out, all of the damn bluegigis swarm in and pillage my bait before a carp can get to it.

I'm also not really sure if I'm fishing the right spots. I'm sorta just casting out and laying in wait. Would it be more productive to target banks or shaded areas? Or maybe overgrown areas/weedbeds because carp like plant?

I notice that when I dribble it's sort of robotic, stiff and choppy, and I I often find that I struggle with knowing where the ball is. I've gotten better with that and can more comfortably dribble between my legs but I still lose the ball like 30% of the time. I can only really successfully track the ball while looking at it, but obviously while you're playing you need to be able to do cross and between the leg dribbles while looking up at the court. I'm also very comfortable with more advanced dribbling techniques at a slow speed, but once I try to do it at game speed I struggle, it almost feels like I'm dribbling too hard and too fast and like anxiously and that makes it harder to control the ball. I also struggle slightly with driving/moving directionally very fast while maintaining a solid dribble, like I'm running faster than I can dribble. How can I improve these things?

My friend and I are going for brook trout tomorrow, targeting them in a creek known to have a plentiful amount of them. We're on a mission to catch every fish in our state, and we've been targeting brook trout lately, with no luck. For tomorrow we've done a lot of research, and are considering the following:

- staying far away (~5-10ft at least) from the bank
- be as quiet as possible
- Wearing camo to avoid being seen by the fish
- Worms are best for live bait
- They prefer copper colored spinners and just brighter colors in general
- Scare easily and hide under rocks, but at the same time are aggressive feeders
- fly fishing may be the best option
- cold, shallow holes with a moderate current

I'm armed with a wide variety of tackle, live worms, powerbait, panther martin classic and blue fox vibrax spinners primarily, among others. Assorted spoons and, I doubt I'll use them, but some rapala countdown minnows and ultralite shads, who knows if they'll bite hard lures.

Any other tips that I'm missing? Things I lusted from my research that don't sound right or may not be necessary? Am trying to learn as much about this fish and it's behavior and trying to be as tactical as possible about this!