If you read they are going to begin publicly announcing when a new exploit has been identified as an exploit and punishing anyone that uses it after they confirm it but before it is patched, not people who found it before they announced it was flagged as an exploit.

I understand the point you’re making but whenever you have a game where players are gaining an unfair advantage against other players, there needs to be a punishment. Blame Ubi all day but it’s still bullshit that someone can glitch and get all the uber damage weapons and armor and basically wreck The Dark Zone…

in halo (or any other fps for that matter) if someone used the sword glitch (or other bug or glitch) against you, so what, you lose a bit off your kill death ratio, maybe it costs you the game. but thats the end of it. people using the talent stacking exploit to gain insane dps numbers in the darkzone however,…

No, it’s actually a great analogy.

Yes, you should be punished. It’s about time that gamers take some personal accountability for their actions. Even if’s a video game, there are rules. Here is a tip: if you know it’s wrong, DON’T DO IT.

Hopefully once they’ve gotten a better handle on the exploits they’ll just raise the level cap, and all the ill-gotten level 32 gear score 240 crap the Falcon Lost exploiters are running around with will translate into a few measly division bucks when they have to sell it.

You’re saying they should patch something ASAP that their QA missed, but said patch will have to go through QA...

Not reacting however, created a huge rift between the playerbase, and now they see an actual decrease in server-use because so many people have been ganked by 220 GS folks in the first week of the incursion patch. This has affected the gameplay for the exploiters and non, alike. When progression is hidden behind the…