I don't think they should be banned by any means. If it was a hack, then yes. Exploiting a flaw in the game is not ban worthy. Patching glitches is the responsibility of the developer. Until they patch any flaws, glitches, or exploits it may as well be considered part of the game.
I remeber a time when we all thought that Atheon teleported the farthest three on purpose. At such a time that bungie does decide to patch this, which you know very well they will, because "its not how we intended you to play" players are going to need to learn how to kill Crota legit.
I don't use the cheese, Crota is easy enough to kill in my opinion. However, for those that do cheese him I really don't care. I do think though that anyone that has not done it legit yet should give it a try, it's pretty rewarding when it all clicks and your team pulls it off, and will allow you to know how to clear the raid once the cheese is patched so you aren't that guy that says "how do we kill the templar now that we can't push him".
Just my thoughts, not hating on the cheesers, but give it a shot, it's more entertaining than you think. For those that have beat him and would rather cheese, cheese away my fellow guardians.
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