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9/13/2022 9:06:05 PM
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Is there a requirement for recoveries?
Hear me out from this topic. So I have a friend who has Autism and loves the game to heart. Although she is addicted, she can’t speak and can’t make callouts due to personal reasons. I was wanting to offer to get oncher account and play the raid for her. Not by pay but for just being generous and I want her to have some rewards she can’t seem to earn due to the terrible experiences she’s had when she raided and nobody seemed to want to help. Is that going to ban my account and her account? Or is that allowed?
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3 RepliesHi there. Bungie strongly advises against players giving their account information to others. Please review Bungie's [url=https://help.bungie.net/hc/en-us/articles/360049517431-Destiny-Account-Restrictions-and-Banning-Policies]Bans and Restrictions Policies[/url] for what may lead to being banned. There is a section dedicated to information about Account Recoveries. If after reading that you are unsure whether your actions will result in a ban, personally I would not recommend risking it. Instead of playing for her, I suggest either making like-minded friends who will help her (many people do raids without mics) or looking for sherpas willing to take anybody through a raid with no expectations or rules.
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4 RepliesYour first mistake was making this post, just jump on her account, who cares?
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4 RepliesI don’t think that’s bannable cause how are they going to know it’s you on her account. Plus it would just be super ironic for bungie to ban for something like this when they are always being political and advocating for disabled people and minorities.
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2 RepliesI’m not one hundred percent sure but I think outside of pve recoveries are ok. Not sure though. Ig check terms of service.
