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1/4/2020 4:02:52 PM
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[b] Account restrictions and bans are only done in extreme cases; if actions were taken against your account, then it was with reason. [/b]
[b]There are NO options to dispute or overturn account restrictions or bans.[/b]
[b]Bans are lifetime for that account[/b]
[url=http://www.bungie.net/bans]bans and restrictions policy page[/url]
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Well, it would be nice if they at least told me what I did
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Typically, pc bans are due to [i]software detected by Destiny 2 while running[/i]. These include but not limited to, trainers, aimbots, auto-fire, mods, graphics hacks, anything that injects code into games, debuggers for programing, even some viruses. any of these could cause a ban, [b]even if not destiny 2 specific.[/b] There has also been an increase in bans due to [i]Network Manipulation[/i]. These are usually caused by you or a member of your pre-made fireteam doing something... less than honorable behind the scenes of your matches. If it was not you, then it was a member of your team and Bungie has no real way to determine how much or little you knew about the player who was doing it, but it should have been obvious is that something fishy was going on. One of the biggest indicators of network manipulation and the largest red flag to bail out of your team is when your enemy loses 1 or more players in numerous matches. This is the alarm to save your account and bail out of the team
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Thats nothing new. But they did not tell me the exact reason. I can only think of what I might have done
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They will never tell you the exact reason. Even in the rare posts when they answer it is still a vague description only... such as a memory editor or an aim cheat. They do not give details, as a pc gamer it is on us to know what is/could be running on our machines that would go against their rules.
