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11/5/2018 4:43:29 PM
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Then they should deal will the fallout and actively police their game. It's their decision to not go dedicated servers, so they should care about the people that are abusing their design choices.
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How does one ‘police’ someone DoSing? Who do you ban? The IP? That won’t work. The gamertag? That won’t work. The console? That won’t work. Point me in the direction of a solution.
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They have access to player stats. It's pretty clear when cheaters cheat. To start with, they can ban those players.
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Well, in this particular case, they’re account recoveries. Do you ban the people that paid for a contracted service? Or the players that actually committed the infraction? How do you know which is which? What if the transgressor is using a VPN? Microsoft/Sony won’t let Bungie ban a console, that’s not the job of a developer, nor a producer. These things are really easy to complain about but not quite as simple to fix. Got
