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5/22/2016 9:36:38 PM
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Banning players for their connection is asinine.
Bungie trying to blame their customers for their incompetence.
No more bans on those with bad internet. The problem isn't them, it's your bad SBMM settings that match them with players that are laggy.
This is ridiculous, NO MORE BANS ON ACCOUNTS OVER CONNECTION
Why don't you BAN THE ACTUAL CHEATERS IN THE CRUCIBLE THAT ARE EXPLOITING A HEAVY AMMO GLITCH.
Bungie is going down the toilet with their banning.
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84 RespuestasIts not just asinine, its more close to being discrimination. Not everyone can afford high speed internet, and in the case of SBMM for ANY game, if you aren't using dedicated servers then its straight up impossible to avoid these kinds of instances. You can't punish the players for a system they have no control over. And considering the Crucible is quite literally the ONLY thing that is holding up Destiny (How many strictly PvE players do you think honestly still play this game?), all this succeeds in doing is driving off more of their dwindling playlist populations. And for anyone who thinks the game can handle anymore screw ups causing people to leave? Well, let's just say there's a reason Activision refuses to release any actual statistics about it, instead bragging about how many "registered" players there are as opposed to how many are actually active. =P
