Yes I got banned for it. Yes Bungie bans cheaters, but not the blatant ones for some reason as I'm sure we've all seen the ones going around with infinite ammo and wallhacks. I wanted to compete, but I didn't ever think I would get the skill needed to actually do so. I cheated for three months, stopped for 5 or so to develop skill, but then fell right back into my usual shit for another month. I was banned last week, and it took me time to come to terms with it. I'm going to miss the community, and the amazing gameplay, and the incredible story, but I deserved to lose all the time, money, and effort I put into the game. Well, the effort within those 4 months of not cheating, anyway. The rest of it was more or less the computer playing the game for me. I've lost more than 2500 hours, several achievements (from the 5 months) that I was proud of , and my Steam profile has a permanent red mark of shame. This game has been the one thing keeping me going through everything - not that it's important, but things have been rough the last couple years, and Destiny 2 was my anchor. I risked it. I didn't understand the gravity of the consequences. I "-blam!-ed around and found out", if you will. I'm sorry for ruining the fun for everyone. I'm sorry for contributing to the already disgusting cheating problem, and I'm sorry for not only cheating but trying to hide it from everyone as if it wasn't even happening. I'm not looking for sympathy or forgiveness. I'm not even gonna look at any of the replies - I just want you to know that I'm sorry for what I did, and I sure as HELL won't be doing it to any other games. Not even singleplayer ones. ----------- Also side-note, Bungie IS doing something about the cheating problem, even if it's slow; it's just faster to create new accounts than it is for Bungie to manually review every single report. Give them some slack, they're doing all they can.