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Edited by Cozmo_BNG:
12/29/2015 7:57:04 PM
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FBI and DEA on Destiny
The war on violence and drugs from law enforcement needs to be expanded onto video games. I see A LOT of gamer tags such as:
(Examples/not real gamer tags)
Silent Sniper
Assassin Killer
Terror Master
Incendiary Starter
Racist Ball Puncher
Eternal Murderer
These names are also proceeded/separated/followed by the letter 'X' numerous times and or 420 and Kush. Sometimes all. I am guessing the X's symbolize real life victims. So apparently we have a ton of murderous sniper killers who also smoke a lot of marijuana.
Law enforcement needs to look into this and we (destiny community) need to report these potential threats as well.
Also one more thing I find really odd. A lot, if not most of these so called "sniper and murder experts" always end up with negative KDs in crucible.
Be careful everyone and keep your eyes open.
Feel free to name suspicious gamer tags here so bungie can handle and police them accordingly.
Edit 1: yolo, swag, beast and king have been brought to my attention and are now considered possible threats.
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[quote]The war on violence and drugs from law enforcement needs to be expanded onto video games.[/quote] Not a very smart way to get attention on the matter. Besides, the FBI? The DEA? Video games is talk around the watering hole. It's fine to express yourself so long as you don't act upon it. The moment too many gamers act on those impulses? That's when new rules will be utilized which won't impact us. Developers will be forced to follow it regardless of how they feel about it. Besides that? If you really think something is that bad? Call your local police for the cyber crime division or the PS/Xbox Live Enforcement teams. You don't have to worry about stuff like that. It's purely a strict process as it is already, but as a general concept? You're on a first person shooter. It's violent. It's going to attract violent names.
