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8/16/2019 12:42:43 PM
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Should be how smash bros is.
Caught cheating? Then your permanently put into the cheaters play list where you can ONLY EVER play against other cheaters.
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Editado por neoshell: 8/16/2019 7:33:30 PMAt this point, bungie don't even take actions against those guys. I reported a stack team using mods and lag switching on ps4 and even supported that with a video. Those guys are still around and pub stomping, cuz bungo haven't done anything. I notice that for 1 week one of the guys don't have any feed, but I doubt that he had a temporary ban for 1 week. This is the only guy that have his profile public btw. I hope this changes with shadowkeep, a lot of new players gona jump into the f2p version and we all know how games are when is a f2p.
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I like the current, get caught = instant lifetime ban. Although I feel there should be some way to dispute a ban. As far as I know, if you get a banned Bungie stop all communication with you.
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I liked it until I got banned permanently for mistakenly opening an IDE while the game is running. Never cheated but that is against the ToS. No warnings. Just banned. Like you said, no way to dispute it. I think the Anti Cheat system can be greatly improved. I am all for getting rid of cheaters but as we are not perfect, players who are not looking to cheat can also be affected by this policy. It sucks to be kicked off something you love specially when you know you never cheated. Hope the policy and the anti cheat system get looked at and be improved.
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I like it. Firm but fair.
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Yeah it’s a fair punishment indeed because then they can experience pure frustration like they have caused so many others
