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Edited by mcasale95:
7/30/2021 3:47:06 AM
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Bungo can ban for joining fireteams but not cheaters or recovs. NICE
How are u gonna ban someone for breaking the CoC, but youtubers and streamers break it everyday by sharing accounts.
I see some people aren't understanding what I am trying to get at here. So lemme explain for u. DMG stated on Twitter these players have been banned for breaking CoC okay. The CoC of this game is broken every minute of every day, and yet there are never any bans because of it even with people making videos using others accounts, or streaming recovs. Bungo got annoyed so they banned these people because there was a glitch in their system, not just a ban but apparently a permanent ban which I find ridiculous. If DMG used different wording on Twitter fine, but he blamed it on breaking CoC which is now shown as a double standard. But we all know bungo can't keep their word so keep on breaking CoC u probably won't get banned unless it directly effects them.
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The case could be made for prioritizing malicious rule breaking over more transactional offenses, but that wouldn't explain why actual cheaters have been running rampant, seemingly unconcerned with potentially being banned eventually. As people are saying, Bungie was quick to mete out Justice on the offenders this time because they came after the Devs themselves. On the one hand, it's extremely unfair that they were quick to deal with their own annoyance but the process for the rest of us is so drawn out. On the other hand, the fools went directly on a Bungie stream and showed their ass, figuratively speaking. They should have been prepared for swift and harsh punishment.
