We have a dedicated team that's working on that, and they will continue to keep an eye on it and keep working on things even after we launch. When we interviewed David Shaw and Thomas Gawrys, from Bungie and Vicarious Visions respectively, Shaw made it clear that there's a dedicated team working on preventing cheating and hacking in Destiny 2, as PC has different vulnerabilities to console. He even went as far to say claims otherwise are 'internet BS. On Twitter, David Shaw stated that, while Destiny 2 will 'block programs from pushing their code into game,' which overlays generally do, players won't be banned for it. We are committed to providing an experience that is fun and fair for the millions of players who have joined us in this community. To provide some information, we would like to share some facts.

How to use a crosshair in rust and WHY you should be using it We have seen lots of questions about bans being issued in the PC version of Destiny 2. Since players have made these claims, though, Bungie have issued a full statement on the matter, making it clear that this is not the case, however, as there are no automatic bans in Destiny 2, and only those 'using tools that pose a threat to the shared ecosystem of the game' were banned. That is, apart from claims that innocent players are getting banned for cheating, simply for using third-party programs for game capture or voice communication. There's a few known problems that Bungie are working on, but they're mostly affecting a minor section of players.

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