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Thilo
Contributor
As much as I love to see people wasting their time, I'll help yall out a little bit.
Trying to get gamertags like "Cat" from the release of the original gamertags is a waste of time.
See, back in September(ish), for about a month, it was possible to make gamertags with a different varaiation of Xbox 1 tags.
Example:
On the XBLv1, there was "cat". For some reason, during that month, you could make "c a t" on the Xbox360.
So, there was "B o s s" on the XBLv1. Some kid made "Boss" on the 360.
Now how does this affect ya'll?
All the good tags were already made. People already made "D o g" and other variants, meaning you couldn't make them even when the original gamertags do get deleted; the spaced out versions exist, and you cannot take those. The owner of the spaced out version will change it from "c a t" to "sakdkd", then to "Cat".
Therefore, all decently amazing tags have already been reserved.
Also, macroing the tags is stupid, why? Because it is using Xbox.com or Zune - both cache the request eventually, and it will always return false. Meaning you are wasting your time.
Thought I should share the knowledge.
Trying to get gamertags like "Cat" from the release of the original gamertags is a waste of time.
See, back in September(ish), for about a month, it was possible to make gamertags with a different varaiation of Xbox 1 tags.
Example:
On the XBLv1, there was "cat". For some reason, during that month, you could make "c a t" on the Xbox360.
So, there was "B o s s" on the XBLv1. Some kid made "Boss" on the 360.
Now how does this affect ya'll?
All the good tags were already made. People already made "D o g" and other variants, meaning you couldn't make them even when the original gamertags do get deleted; the spaced out versions exist, and you cannot take those. The owner of the spaced out version will change it from "c a t" to "sakdkd", then to "Cat".
Therefore, all decently amazing tags have already been reserved.
Also, macroing the tags is stupid, why? Because it is using Xbox.com or Zune - both cache the request eventually, and it will always return false. Meaning you are wasting your time.
Thought I should share the knowledge.