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Modding is clearly an unfair advantage. It is using elements outside of the game to influence the match. Someone who buys Halo, puts it in their console and starts playing for the first time would be disadvantaged, not because of skill, but because they haven't taken the time to mod their game. BXR is not clearly an unfair advantage. It is available to everyone who has the game and knows the button presses.
: No, you can't make the same argument. They are so unrelated. Are you kidding?
: I pray you're being sarcastic to the extreme, because you're scaring me if
: you're trying to use this as a legit example of comparison.
I don't understand why you can't make the same argument. It seems perfectly valid to me. It obviously seems valid to him as well, or else he would have never posted it. So, maybe you should try articulating why it's so obviously different.