go on halo waypoint press x to go to the classified section and press x again and it will show codes
Or you could play the game and get your stuff legitimately like everyone else.
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> Or you could play the game and get your stuff legitimately like everyone else.
There’s nothing illegitimate about the Classifieds section. The codes offer and XP reward for those who have completed certain tasks, like watching terminal videos. You don’t have to use them, but it’s a helpful boost for some folk.
Wait, I thought those were for Halo 4, are you saying that works on Reach too?
I’m pretty sure you have to find all terminals in Halo CEA before you can use the codes
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> Wait, I thought those were for Halo 4, are you saying that works on Reach too?
There are a set of glyphs known as the Alpha Halo archive that unlocks a certain amount of credits for use in Halo Reach. The rest of the codes are for Halo 4. You can find all of them here if you are curious 
And the credit reward for the Halo CEA terminals is 100,000 not 1,000,000.
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> I’m pretty sure you have to find all terminals in Halo CEA before you can use the codes
Yeah, i seem to recall this being the problem for me when i tried it.
not if its a free one
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> Wait, I thought those were for Halo 4, are you saying that works on Reach too?
Wait, don’t they only work on Reach? (The XP codes)
Does this work?
You need to find the terminals from Halo CEA.
try score attack
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I want the codes
its just for halo 4
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> its just for halo 4
No. As has already been said, if you find all the terminals in Halo CE Anniversary on the Xbox 360, each terminal has a glyph code at the end. If you enter these glyph codes into the Classified section on the Halo Waypoint app for Xbox 360 it gives you credits towards your Halo Reach rank, with a full total of 100,000cR for entering all 10 codes. But in order to use these glyph codes, you must have found each terminal and have it registered on your account and Halo service record.
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> Or you could play the game and get your stuff legitimately like everyone else.
While I do agree with you, everyone should take any free credits they can get. Inheritor requires 20,000,000 credits and most mathmaking games only hand out 2,000-3,000 if you’re lucky.
If you want fast credits, play Griffball but make the games last a while. Don’t just simply try and score to finish the game, make the rounds drag out so the game lasts closer to 10 minutes. The longer the game is, the more credits you’ll get for finishing
terminals
I’ve noticed when I’ve been on halo waypoint, there’s only one active community engineer, and one active SEC3OP