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11/5/2018 2:33:33 PM
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I have no issue with #1 - that's an opinion.
#2 - it affects more players that you realize. Setting up a DoS attack isn't really that hard, and modded controllers are a click away on the internet. In the 2,000+ hours I've put into D1 and D2, I've never even heard of someone being banned. And I accidentally got involved for a very short time with a group that was cheating. Soon as I realized it, I was out.
#3 - sure, it can be a wider problem. But trying to conflate a Script Kiddie who's boosting their s**t self-esteem by executing some Python code is very different than denying large-scale, multiple-user services. And the OP's point - that you so eloquently declined to entertain - is that Bungie is not doing anything about it. Why put the reporting feature into the game? They don't intend - and have never intended - to action any reports.
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Edited by EMW ZEEK: 11/6/2018 1:20:23 PM#2 I never said it was "hard" per say. I just dont believe the kind of person who would go out of their way to get a modded controller or set it up in some other way (or even to go to a further extreme connect their PC and console in any way through software) is very common. Let alone I dont believe that mindset or moral compass that allows someone to cheat in such a way is all that common either. #3 sure it's a different scale but the same weapon. Similar to comparing a real terrorist using a truck bomb vs a pipe bomb And I would think that bungie is banning people or has banned people in the past. It's been years but I remember a TWAB even listing the amount of people they banned after the first ToO. They just are not vocal about it. Heck I remember hearing they banned people for just quitting before the match thus saving their team from a loss while giving the opponents a free win or something along those lines. Whether the report took is functional or not I can't say.
