How to Turn Off the Blood in Halo: Reach

Hello everyone! I have found out that people have asked the same question countless times; "Is there a way to turn off blood in halo Reach?" or "Is there some kind of cheat to make the blood go away in Halo Reach?". Great questions! But all asked in vain with the same answer repeated, "No". Many have desperately asked this question, hoping, just hoping, that there is a way to take out the blood in Halo Reach. I would know, I was was one of those people. WAS. It wasn't until a few days ago that I found out a NEW answer to that question that does not include the word 'No'. YES! Yes there is a way to turn blood off in Halo Reach! Its not exactly a cheat, its more like a game type called 'Co-op'. I found out that if you are playing the game in split-screen with someone else, the game will actually GET RID OF the blood on the ground in the game so that the frame rate does not drop! But it does not delete the small spurt of red dust looking stuff that comes out when you are shot. But that is not that detailed in the first place, you can only tell its blood if you are very close to your opponent, which is very rare doe to the fact that you usually want to stay AWAY from your attacker. But there is a cache. You can only do this if you are playing split-screen co-op. So those of you that like to go solo, you will not be able to get rid of the blood that ends up on the ground. No, going solo on online multiplayer does not get rid of blood either. Yes you are playing with other players, but it does not get rid of blood. So those of you who have parents who do not like blood in videogames, then this is exactly what you should tell them! Don't chicken out, think of a good way to bring up the conversation, and never EVER raise your voice higher than a regular speaking voice. Also, tell them that to get rid of the blood, you need someone to play with you. So, you can play with your Dad or something! (Which your parents would probably prefer to have parental guidance!) Good luck guys!