When Bungie can't even prevent a simple thing like AFK people queuing in Crucible/Gambit playlists and can do that for hours on end, it really makes you question whether they have the capability to stop these. How hard is it to detect someone going through several matches with 0 kills, 0 motes banked, 0 damage in fact 0 in every stat that would suggest they are actually playing the game? Then how hard is it for them to stop that person from queuing up for the next round and put up a message that at least checks whether that person is playing or not. How hard is it to ban them from queuing up after a couple matches of 0 stats? Now compare that to how they would verify a paid recovery: 1. They would have to prove that the person using the recovered account details are in fact not the actual account owner. (you could say IP address, but you do have VPNs and other methods to mask the IPs) 2. They would have to be able to differentiate between people going to a friends/family's house and signing into someone else's console and someone using someone else's details for the purposes of a paid recovery 3. If a friend or family was performing the recovery on the owner's console, how does Bungie detect a paid recover there? Or do those not count anymore? 4. they would have to prove that money/payment was exchanged for said service. That's just to verify it's a paid recovery, imagine the work that would go into that, then they would have to develop preventative measures and/or remedial measures that don't falsely punish innocent players.