(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So guys , iv'e been on NGU for maybe 4 or 5 years now and things have shifted i know my account says 2014 but whatever straight to point who thinks modding has changed since the (2010-2013/Original Modders/Coders) VS the new and upcoming modders where only a select few knows how to use there jailbreak at all you go in lobby now on any game that's hack-able the whole room knows your cheating now before anything happens because everyone now has a jailbreak and shows it off but my honest opinion BAN RISK was a lot lower back in the days because sony had a little more tolerance for jailbroken consoles then now you wanna know WHY well it's because the modding community wasn't as big my estimated guess is that there's nearly 50,000-100,000 or more jailbreak consoles out in the world now let's be real people that has jailbreak now doesn't even know the difference between hacking and modding or editing and coding only thing that i see there really good at is booting people offline mostly

I ain't gonna go in depth although I could but I will say that I have only been here since late 2013 and even back then there were more people who new what they were doing, and now there are a serious amount more jailbroken consoles active but the majority of the community would not even be dependent in general life let alone a CFW with the way some of them act, there is a lot of common sense in this and a huge chunk of guys who own a CFW might as well be shot frankly as they have no place in society.

Not to say there aren't people who know what they are doing, there are probably more than 4 years ago now but they are diluted in the retardation of the rest of the people who own a CFW.

well to Sum it all up i recon these are the 3 Top Groups Of Coders/Modders out there Today.

the Pro's & Elites - who work hard on there idea's and theories, do lots of testing and share most of what they have learned with the community. they also may help and guide others who are interested in taking up this responsibility.

the Amateur's - these kids who are either trying to hard to be good, or aren't enthusiastic about the modding scene as much as showing off online & to there peers.

the Higher Or Upper Class - these guys usually try to know a lot of knowledge, either in the coding scene or any hacking related topics, they do not like to share often and keep what they have learned to themselves.
these types of people well i would have to say 50 50. there are who do not share for a good reasons or do not share unless paid. they may also enjoy taunting the community of their achievements but are unwilling to share and keep it private.

also regarding the sharing of knowledge to the community's out there, yes there are those who are open an all, the ones who are private & the one who only share with eh people they trust so this new power or skill may not be abused by little kids these days...

bring back GirlModz