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Edited by Steel Assassin:
10/8/2025 8:37:05 AM
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Y'all got stupid codes of conduct. Let us expose who's cheating blatantly clear...
I saw a fool tell someone on the forums saying* "We see this every day... remove their name from this post because that goes against the code of conduct... report the player in game."
Dawg. Most of the time they don't even get these sneaky mfs... That's all. Remember this... we truly can live without money.
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Edited by Steel Assassin: 10/8/2025 8:38:18 AMThis comes up often on the forums, so let me break it down again in no particular order: 1. Bungie doesn't check the forums for suspected cheaters, it's not the right avenue to report them. Report them in game or through the report tool. 1a. I'm not Bungie, respectfully don't come at me about how quickly they get to a report. Given the hundreds of reports I see daily on bungie.net for potential CoC violations though, I can't imagine how many false reports clog up the works from salty players in game. 2. Listing someone's name here as a potential cheater is naming and shaming, actual cheater or no. Harassment is harassment, even if you think they deserve it. 3. Bungie implemented new cheat detection and a ban wave last month or so, so they are working to catch more cheaters. All I can recommend is to keep reporting them to help Bungie catch more cheaters and hopefully help refine cheat detection
