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8/28/2023 5:25:37 PM
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Problem is there is no concrete way to differ from bad play and sabatoge
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If someone has less than 500 damage after a game, they should get banned from comp regardless. There are three things that could make you do that bad: Fighting a cheater Throwing Being unreasonably terrible
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There is. When you look at the match and see the player pressed their control stick towards the edge of the map, emoted, then jumped off. I would say that’s intentional. Bungie can literally go back and watch all crucible matches from LITERALLY ANY ANGLE. Top down, POV, third person, each person’s POV They can see it all. You can tell the player did it intentionally. So you report them for sabotage then they should be on a watch list. They get reported for a second time. Their matches get reviewed and they get a suspension or ban. It’s not a difficult thing to implement. Also if they aren’t going to do anything about it, then why do I even have the option to report them for sabotage???? If there is no point to reporting, then it shouldn’t even be an option if it’s all arbitrary 🤔🤔🤔👍👍👍🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️ TO DO SOMETHING THAT BLATANTLY AND INTENTIONAL SHOULD QUALIFY AS SABOTAGE. I don’t know how much more “PROOF” you need He just “accidentally” emoted before he “accidentally” jumped off the cliff 15 times in a row right????? Surely there is some explanation for how he unintentionally emoted and jumped 15 times and I’m just mistaken Must have been an accident 15 times in a row
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Good luck with that , they still can't tell the difference of people who leave on there own verses someone who got kicked by an error code
