Bungie is banning players who are using modded consoles to play Destiny. It warned players not to use "modified consoles" in an official post.
"Something else that deserves mention is that the BanHammer has been a-swingin'. Ninja Justice is always swift and final," Bungie said in its post.
"We routinely review Banhammer actions to ensure that they are applied accurately and fairly. A review of the bans applied over the last week shows that all of the affected accounts had logged into Destiny on a modified console at some point," it added.
Bungie further warned players not to use modded consoles and use legitimate ones from retailers.
"Like a clap of thunder, their warning is clear! Be careful out there. Play nice! And use the boxes that your favorite retailer 'gave' you," it cautioned.
Though the developer did not openly say that the users were banned for using modified consoles for cheats, but it was clearly implied in the message. GameSpot reported that a YouTube search reveals various videos where players have used god mode, no cooldown, infinite ammo, and increased movement speed cheats by playing on modded consoles.
How to Beat Nightfall Strike?
A Redditor LilGuppy has come up with a solution on how to beat the Nightfall Strike following The Dark Below expansion for Destiny.
"It requires two people. Once you reach the boss in the last room and clear the room of the first wave of enemies, two people run straight through the room, under the boss, to the opposite side wall. On the second story, there is a tiny room, like 6 feet long with some black crystal looking things and filing cabinets you can jump on to. Have one person stand on the crystals and the second, (preferably the one with the better guns, arc in this case) just stand there and shoot the boss. The person on the black crystal things can't be hit by anything so just revive the person shooting. You no longer have to shoot adds, just the boss. She went down in about two or three minutes. I would have a video, but I'm quite lazy," said his Reddit post.
