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9/24/2020 6:04:24 PM
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I got banned from matchmaking for two months due to bad internet
IT might not be someone’s fault that there internets bad so don’t ban them for such a long period of time because of there bad internet because they might live in an area that can’t have good internet
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#destiny2
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So the rest of us with good connections should be forced to play with you?
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1 ReplyNot personal but if your bad internet affects my gameplay than there’s an issue and you should be removed from any future gameplay. Harsh, but needs to happen for the player experience as a whole. Find another game to play is your best option given the internet issues you have.
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4 RepliesBut it IS their fault for knowingly playing pvp with such bad connection. Ruining the gameplay of the others in the lobby.
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3 RepliesYou knowingly played with bad internet after they gave you a warning (and a two week ban) which causes other players to have a bad experience
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4 RepliesI honestly hate everything to do with PvP but honestly, it’s unbelievable that people would be so selfish that they would play knowing they have a bad internet connection. Bungie should not allow a player to even play if their internet doesn’t meet a minimum standard that doesn’t ruin the experience of other players. They should also immediately boot anyone whose connection drops below that minimum standard after they’ve joined. That should hold for PVE and PvP
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