Originally posted by stealthdf:

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why dont you just save to memcard to begin with? instead of saving and transfering?

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Originally posted by mazz0310:

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RE5 does pass through ABGX as it is in the database....that's the only reason I am considering playing it.

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Originally posted by Dindi304:

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People are too worried about the backups online. I have been playing games pre-release for a long time on live. Still no ban. No point in downloading it early if your just gona worry about it. Plus I'm pretty sure no one can tell you 100% that you won?t get banned doing what you said you wanted to do. Tons of people play on live with burned games before release time so I wouldn?t worry yourself to much if your gona be playing off live with cable disconnected. Cheers

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Originally posted by stealthdf:

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where does it say it is being compared to scene release?

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Originally posted by Rudeboi:

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I'm going to try and not break any rules here, so here goes.

I am currently obtaining a copy of Resident Evil 5 right now, and now once it finishes, I would like to play it on my 360.

Now, I am aware of the unofficial main rules of playing backups on a 360:
1. Never play an early release.
2. Always have it stealth modded.
3. Don't play backups online (usually).

Now, I understand that Resident Evil 5 is an early copy, and I do know that we do not know how Microsoft figures out how to ban people.

So what my question is:

If I play RE5 offline, with my ethernet cable disconnected, and play it, and then save my game file on my 20GB HDD, then transfer it to my 256MB xbox 360 memory card, and delete my save file on my 20GB HDD, so then I can connect to LIVE again, is there still a possibility for me to get banned?

I cannot see how I can get banned when being disconnected from LIVE, but I've been wrong before.

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