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1/27/2018 4:06:32 PM
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The ban notice you would have seen on log in would have given you the approximate duration of your restriction.
1 week regular crucible also means 1 month from trials... 2 weeks... 2 months....
Players do not get a restriction just because other players report them.
Bungie look for patterns.
Your restriction can also be increased without them giving you a further notice if more evidence presents itself.
You just have to wait it out.
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Thanks for the kind reply. It is not my problem to wait, but bungie from what I saw in this four years didn't go so well with bans and stuff. I literally don't know how I got this and why and bungie didn't told me anything. I'm really pissed off for THIS situation, I'm not discussing the access bc if they limited there's motivation BUT I would like why. In this way they put all gamers in a behaviour of careless for the game and they wouldn't play anymore.
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The only notice as the the length of restriction is given on the initial log on after the restriction was placed. normally 1-2 weeks. Other than that, bungie does not discuss restrictions or bans.
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Editado por Mistress Ani 99: 1/28/2018 12:42:03 AMYou get bans for a few reasons but the most common are for someone cheating and poor internet connection causing extreme lag. Multiple reports ( not just a few) from other players cause red flags to go up and Bungie investigate. It may not have been you that caused the ban but one of your team mates doing either of the above.
