This is absolutely ridiculous. On top of everything else, I was also issued a two-week ban from the Crucible. At this point, it genuinely feels like Bungie is relying almost entirely on an automated enforcement system without properly reviewing individual cases before handing out these penalties. What makes this particularly frustrating is that these decisions have a direct impact on players who invest significant time in the game. A two-week Crucible restriction is not a minor inconvenience, especially when you believe the action was issued incorrectly. There should be a proper investigation of each case, taking into account the actual circumstances rather than blindly relying on automated detection. Automation can certainly help identify potential violations, but it should never replace meaningful human oversight, especially when the consequences are this significant. Players deserve transparency, a clear explanation of what they supposedly did wrong, and the opportunity to have their cases reviewed by an actual person. Right now, it feels like Bungie is more interested in enforcing automated penalties than ensuring those penalties are actually justified. That's not how a fair enforcement system should work.

The truth is , right now, Destiny's servers are having issues sometimes you get kicked out of the game without warning, and that really gets on your nerves.