I try to put together a raid every week and 75% of the people ask if we are cheating the boss and when we say "no" they leave. The problem will be self rectifying if Bungie can fix it themselves.

This is exactly why they didn't release the hard mode raid right away. They knew people were going to be able to cheese it. When hard mode raid is released only the best of the best will be able to complete the raid.

Gaming is supposed to be done for fun, and if cheesing is someones idea of fun then why should they be punished for it? If it was something that infringed on someone else's fun such as cheating in the crucible then I can understand. But when you are just taking advantage of a glitch that was already in the game then what's the issue? I've cheesed my way through plenty of raids but eventually bungie will patch it and ill have to do it legit anyways.

I'm still struggling a bit to understand why anyone should be banned for cheesing PvE, especially given that there is no trading in the game. Other than the elitists getting their pride hurt, it's not like players getting guns from Crota has ANY impact on anyone else. Not even PvP - you saw how quickly Bungie nerfed the Mythoclast, seemingly without a solution for it in PvE. They won't let PvP become too unbalanced. Makes sense. From that perspective cheesing Crota often [i]helps[/i] other players rather than disadvantaging them. At least they get to play with the new Raid guns (which are awesome!). Crota legit is a solid team effort, meaning plenty of random teams just won't get it done. Trading would ruin the game community though. How long until the forums are flooded with posts selling Necrochasms for $10 a pop? You'd have more advertising than Facebook.

No they should ban anyone who doesn't cheese Crota

MkVII posted this below, I've quoted it here for reference and to direct a thought at the OP.[quote]The problem will be self rectifying if Bungie can fix it themselves.[/quote]Yes it will. The player population will plummet which will reflect poorly on the success of the game and shake investor confidence. That'll have a snowball effect and lead to all sots of things. There's no content in this game, and definitely not enough content to hold Destiny until "Destiny: the Deuce out of ActiBungie's Ass" comes out. That's one of the main reasons why people cheese these raids. There's not much else to do in the game, but you still have to grind out crafting mats that are only found in these laughable "Raids". So, after the first time through, they get boring as piss. So the grind for those mats becomes horrifyingly mind-numbing. Even other bigger, better MMO's at least have tons of content to tackle if you get tired of grinding mats and need to step away for a bit to do something else in-game. Destiny? There's nothing else. So, in order to alleviate the soul-crushing boredom of a material grind that is ten times more difficult than the lack of content has any right to be; people (by human nature) look for the most efficient way to maximize the reward (i.e. crafting mats) with the least amount of effort/time necessary to achieve that reward (i.e. "cheesing"). Bungie wants to stop the "cheesing"? Force us to play "the way they intended" (which goes completely against everything that they advertised this game to be; a free-roam, planet-hopping, content laden, nigh-completely customizable characters)? Then they need to (almost literally) start shitting out content. Compared to other games (not just other RPG's/MMO's/FPS's/etc.), Destiny has as much content as a poorly made indie game. Sure Destiny is pretty to look at, but it's empty. For this being their "most ambitious game we've ever attempted", they didn't put much ambition or effort into this game at all. Want the cheesing to stop, Bungie? Actually give us something else to do then.

Should BUNGIE ban whinning little bitches?

Your poll questions are biased and skewed. Bungie shouldn't ban anyone bugging/glitching the content they released because it's their fault the bug/glitch exists in the first place. It has nothing to do with 'legitimate players being in the crossfire' as to why no one should be banned and everything to do with Bungie being the ones who screwed up the raid in the first place. If they don't want players 'cheesing' then they should make it impossible. Did you run the VoG? Did you push Templar off the ledge? Did you push Atheon off? Should you be banned for it? Of course not. That would be absurd right? Except it's precisely the same concept. If you want players banned for 'cheesing' Crota, AKA using a bug/glitch that exists in the game to take him down easier than intended, and you yourself ever used bugs/glitches (pushing Templar/Atheon off the edge) to gain the same 'advantage,' then you're a pathetic hypocrite. P.S., every single person who ran VoG pushed Templar off, everyone who ran VoG before they hastily patched Atheon pushed him off, because it was the easiest and most effective way to get it done. Why is Crota any different? Oh that's right, because kiddies be butthurt that others are getting lewtz. QQ Why does anyone even give two shits as to how a player obtained their drops from raids? How does it impact you in any way, shape or form?!