I wonder if rewiring my crouch button to the back of my controller would be considered bad...

I'm not sure how anyone would know if your using a modded controller

I think legal, since it all depends on game mecanics. For example, rapid fire allows you to fire as fast as possible, a scout with a low RoF will not suddenly start firing 2x as fast. It will fire whenever the game lets you fire again.

You're allowed to use a scud controller I assume. I just don't know why you'd want to: Destiny isn't a competitive game.

A modded a controller? What the heck is that? And more importantly, how would that be able to work within Destiny without Destiny also being modded?

Use a jitter while your at it scrub

It depends, if you've modified the controller to change the way an in game mechanic works then NOT okay, if you've modded it for comfort/feel then that's fine. BTW. I've removed trigger springs, changed thumb sticks and added cloth tape to mine, it changes nothing gameplay wise. (Apart from an accidental misfire from hair-triggers here and there)

All that does is get you ur strange coins in nightfall faster so kinda of pointless But if you a have a medical reason then it is not modded is it?

Who cares? Even if they aren't technically allowed, how are they going to catch you?

i dont know about modded controllers. i stay away from anything that could even potentially get me banned. i do however use a SCUF 4PS controller and its great for destiny. being able to jump and aim without having to take my thumb off the sticks is a huge advantage.

Who necroed this???

I think this should help you out: 1. Microsoft, Sony, and by extension all game-makers for those platforms must conform to a licensing agreement. This stipulates that "Modified hardware" is prohibited. The term was meant to cover primarily the console unit itself, but can be implied to extend to controllers also. Such an extension would violate antitrust, fair-use, and ADA statutes in the United States, so there--for now--it is unenforceable. Meaning: use all the controller mods you want; most likely nobody can or will act against you. 2. In my 180+ network of online friends' experience, rapid-fire mods do NOT enhance gameplay significantly. Only 5 actually use them in Destiny, with no bans ever having happened for using a modded controller. What rapid-fire mods CAN do is upset other players--specifically, those with an over-inflated sense of moral or ethical propriety. Why such people get upset when rapid-fire mods cause you to run out of ammo when you miss once or twice in PvP and wind up defenseless is obvious: they're "butthurt" at you for the times you actually DO manage to hit them. 3. No human--anywhere on Earth, ever--has been imprisoned for using modified controllers on their game console. EVER. For the reasons given above, few, if any, have even been banned. Banning causes real property damage, reducing or destroying the value of someone's legally purchased/licensed hardware/software, and so must be done in a legally responsible manner--only after there is sufficient evidence to prove a violation of the Terms of Service and End-User License Agreements in such a way that it SIGNIFICANTLY reduces the gameplay experience for other players. In short, Bungie's actions must be legally defensible. Meaning: as long as you do not use rapid-fire mods to rule in PvP and run around teabagging 100+ victims, you probably won't be warned or banned--even in Destiny. 4. Finally, note that NOT ONE verified or verifiable Bungie employee has come forward to comment on your post. Formalizing a policy for or against modified controllers (even by commenting) is simply too much of a risk for the company to take. Happy Gaming!