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Edited by Spawn:
3/29/2020 8:43:11 PM
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About the reporting topic
Last Tuesday I played Iron Banner and matched someone with a really nice flawless emblem, paid ornaments and a good light level..
I was casually doing the Pinnacle bounties until, in the beautiful Russian Vostok, the guy started spraying me with the Ace of Spades. At first I didn't really notice, but after my death, he started spraying my teammate too!
After saving the clip and rewatching it only once, I immediately knew he was cheating.
Now my question is... Why Bungie, are we, YOUR community, not allowed to report people on your community forums to make your game better...
I have a Steam account link, a Bungie.net account link AND video proof of this guy cheating, but I am not allowed to. What is the reason behind this, besides the excuse of name and account shaming.
What is shaming about reporting someone that is literally destroying your game by cheating?
I sincerely dislike the way this is done. Please, for the love of god, change this.
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I am also frustrated by how reporting is done. This is especially since it becomes much harder to report players who quit early after they pick up a win (or bail on your team to grief). The names of the remaining fireteam are no longer listed at the end (or even the middle) of matches. And even Steam's "Recently Played" list is far inferior to the old Battle.Net tracking. My fireteam and I are steering clear of Trials until we hear more about actions being taken by Bungie to stave off bad actors from the game. Don't they announce bans? Does Bungie look at accounts with previous VAC cheating histories? Why can't Bungie give us a "blacklist" of bad players already with a proven history of bad play?
