(Includes ban evasion) This is our final communication on this matter.” We have detected 2 accounts under your ownership using cheat suites while playing Destiny 2, and have banned 4 accounts total. Took some time to triple check this with the Security team. Gafner returned to tweet a more detailed report on what Bungie had found. This was left to linger, with some of BakenGangsta’s friends supporting him, demanding a response from Bungie. The content creator then doubled down on his protest, saying: “I’d like to see the proof of what I was doing that resulted in this ban because as of right now this is bullshit.” Team has validated this action multiple times thanks to anti-cheat detection and investigation.”
Unfortunately for him, he elicited a response from community manager Dylan ‘dmg_04’ Gafner, who said: “Bans are not issued without reason. There’s no way I get banned when I see mad cheaters play for months.” I’d like some people at Bungie to look into it. He said: “Just got banned in D2 for the 2nd time with no explanation this is kinda ridiculous. The drama started on Twitter when Destiny 2 content creator BakenGangstA claimed he had been banned on his Destiny 2 account for no discernible reason. A suspected Destiny 2 cheater has been slapped down by Bungie on Twitter after he claims he had been banned for no reason. Pick up my sci-fi novels the Herokiller series, and The Earthborn Trilogy, which is also on audiobook.
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But the priority is the safety of the employees, and if it means shutting down because of record breaking heat, yeah, do that.įollow me on Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram. Fans are joking this could further delay The Witch Queen but I mean, who knows, depending on how long this lasts. Temperatures seem to be coming down now in the coming week, but it’s easy to imagine that Bungie and other companies up there are going to lose some productivity time. Probably the same crowd who is also bragging about the heat they lived through in the southwestern desert and how this is no big deal. This has set off many conversations about the very real impacts of climate change that we can see unfolding before our eyes, though of course that is met with some manner of skepticism from a certain crowd. Yesterday, temperatures topped 108 degrees in Seattle, and then never went below 73 degrees at any point in the day or night, an all-time high and all-time minimum low. This isn’t a matter of Bungie failing to live up to some challenge, it’s a situation that is physically incompatible with getting work done in a lot of instances with equipment (and employees) overheating. Homes and even businesses often do not have access to AC, and even the ones that do, this heat is so oppressive you can’t often AC your way out of it, depending on the location. The difference, of course, is that this region of the country is not remotely used to anything close to these temperatures, and that means that it’s one of the least air-conditioned areas in the nation. All of this has led to sympathy from fans, though there are plenty of people playing the comparison game of “you think that’s hot, I live in (X southern city) and that’s nothing!”
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