I feel that Tiny.com has better uploading. It dosent purge pics and on sign up is required. Uploading is on its home page
WHERE THE **** ARE MY SCREENSHOTS? I CANT FIND ANY IN MY RECENT SCREENSHOTS **** YOU ALL MAN THIS IS PISSING ME OFF IM TRYING TO POST A DAM ****ING MAP HERE> **** KYEOAWGUEAWGEAWgek'heikag **** YOU ALL
useful I think that this thread should be mandatory read for every new member. I sure could of used it..
So how does this work for halo Reach after all you can't upload your pictures anymore. You quite literally have to post them on your fileshare (stinks not to have bungie pro).
Not true. All you need to do is go to your Service Record, and look at the list to the left. Click on Recent Screenshots, it's under the File Share Tab, below File Sets. It works the same way it does in Halo 3's Service record.
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