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10/25/2017 9:41:46 PM
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What I said in that post is still true today. None of the 3rd party overlays or performance tools like Discord, Xsplit, OBS, RTSS, etc. will cause a player to be banned, you can read more about that [url=https://www.bungie.net/en/Help/Article/46101]here[/url]. If you are trying to attach cheat tools, debuggers, or manipulate games files, those are things that can result in a ban.
You can read more information about our security here: https://www.bungie.net/en/Explore/Detail/News/46426
This article also has a lot of information about bans what kinds of things can get you in trouble: https://www.bungie.net/en/Help/Article/11929
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Can you all outsource some of the guys from battle.net to keep an eye on console cheaters then? Seems like they banned more people in one week than peole banned by Bungie all through D1. Trials cheaters are real.
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they have been banning on console
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Thank you Bungle, what every one forgets is you guys are watching. They behave as if well I paid money for it so I will do what ever I want. When it's interfering with the rest of the public you will get caught eventually and pay for your crimes with banishment well done Bungle well done
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We didn't pay for anything but a temporary license to use their software. Read up on it little boy. That's why they can ban and do what they please.
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You suck.
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Your -blam!-ing game sucks ass! Gimme my money back you liars #rantoff
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Edited by CatMan: 10/27/2017 7:46:16 AMI actually believe this is true. If players are being ban for no reason, why haven't they presented video evidence? Edit: video evidence meaning show you aren't using any 3rd party apps or haven't tried to manipulate the game in any way. I'm not saying players deserve to get ban. I'm saying if you were wrongfully ban proof would help your case. In some cases I'm sure there are PC players trying to manipulate the game some how...I mean its much easier to do on PC. Players are hacking and finding audio files....... If players can ddost on game systems they damn sure can do a lot more on PC.
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How can you record something you don’t know will accidentally get you banned? Its like saying I should be ready to record next time I get hit by a car. Obviously I don’t know when that will happen unless I do it on purpose. If these players are not doing anything illegal therefor they will not be recording their random legal gameplay hoping to get banned.
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Well...you should have been smart and bought the game on a game system...problem averted.
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So much for PC master race. More like pc baby race 😂
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[quote]I actually believe this is true. If players are being ban for no reason, why haven't they presented video evidence?[/quote] Better record my unboxing in case I get BANT.
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Next time don't buy on PC. Problem solved. Proof would help is all I'm saying.
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In all honesty, you have to have an extremely paranoid mindset to record 24/7 of all gameplay, or you are already a streamer that does so publicly.
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Hypothetically if this would have happened to me I'd create another account and record in case it happens again so that I'd have proof. People said they played 1 hr and got banned? OK create another account (5-10 mins), record when you login to play on the new account. If it happens again. You have proof.
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U can just record the last hour of whatever you've been doing
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On PC?
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Sorry thought he meant console
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So if player are not being banned for these then how are pc players being banned before ever booting up the game or having issues with invidia shadowplay? Isn’t invidia a partner with bungie for this game? Not saying any of the bans unjustified but I think what everyone is looking for is more clarity vs just saying that overlays are not getting people banned. I’ve read the security article but it doesn’t clearly explain why some of these people who’ve done nothing are being banned, as the article says they are all manual bans meaning someone made an effort to band so many people at launch. I think instead of saying what’s not banning people someone should explain exactly what is going on. People want to trust a dev to keep cheaters out of the game and yes preventing tools from injecting code into the game say for a frame rate reference or to monitor their graphics card on screen isn’t bad it’s a tool to make sure their pc is handling the game properly. Why not release a list of approved tools that you guys will allow to work with the game instead of just saying nope none of that. They spend tons of money for high end machines and more to play the game and then banned because they want to make sure their investment stays functioning
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1) [i]Some[/i] people were banned in the beta and possibly some immediately after the beta from investigations that started late. They just didn't know it yet because they didn't or couldn't log in since it only lasted a week. 2) [i]Some[/i] people were banned in the beta and assumed they wouldn't be banned still because they thought it was only for the beta. 3) [i]Some[/i] people are not banned, they're [i]suspended[/i]. People throw around the word "ban" incorrectly when they were told "temporarily banned", all the time. They either don't know or don't care that there's actually a difference. 4) [i]Some[/i] people lie and say they're innocent when they aren't. Happens all the time. 5) [i]Some[/i] people think they're not going to get caught for anything by turning off cheat stuff they use for other games that could have been still detected existing on their computer. Some game developers do that. 6) Some people [i]think[/i] it's thousands when it is still only a few hundred who were permanently banned, because some people exaggerate.
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They actually admitted a "few groups" were banned mistakenly and are still checking to see if anyone was mistankely banned meaning that number of groups can still go up. But yeah keep believing what bungo drips to you
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What response changed? The only thing I saw was them reiterating what they already said and the only part that “changed” was that they said 4 people were unbanned and that they’d continue investigating if there’s more.
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Edited by sirsnoozing: 10/26/2017 8:04:13 PMhttp://m.ign.com/articles/2017/10/26/bungie-admits-some-destiny-2-pc-players-banned-in-error Its also at the bottom of the security update page they (bungo) made saying their system was 100% fine.
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Edited by GrundleBeans: 10/26/2017 8:18:43 PMThat group was the 4 players Cozmo already said. There could be more, but don’t fool yourself into thinking it’s anywhere near hundreds or thousands..
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The 4 people in the beta that cozmo mentioned is in the bullet point of the page. At the bottom their is an update* i suggest you read it instead of showing your ignorance
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It doesn't say a new group, a bigger group, or different group than the 4 people who were mentioned, so it's not clear who they're referring to. They do say, however, that that group was already unbanned by the time of the update, so where are they? Why don't we see anyone saying they got unbanned? Clearly it wasn't a big group if it was more than those 4 people or else somebody would have spoken up.
