Bungie takes on XIM and Cronus cheaters
Cheating is a major problem in Destiny 2, ruining the gaming experience for many players. Bungie has announced that it will take stronger action against players who use third-party devices such as XIM and Cronus to cheat. While official controller manufacturers such as Xbox, PlayStation, and Scuf are allowed, cheaters using unfair devices will be warned or even banned.
Accessible hardware remains allowed
It is important to note that accessible hardware can still be safely used. Devices such as the Xbox Accessibility Controller or Sony's Project Leonardo for PS5 are expressly allowed. Bungie's actions are aimed solely at those who seek to gain an unfair advantage in the game through unauthorized devices.
Measures against cheaters in all game content
Bungie will be reviewing all game content in Destiny 2 for violations, including PvP and PvE content. Players caught cheating with third-party devices will face consequences. The studio has already taken action against cheating and hacking in the past and will continue to fight against it.
Bungie collaborates with other developers
Cheaters are not only a problem in Destiny 2: Lightfall, but also in other shooter games where XIM and Cronus cheaters are a concern. Bungie has collaborated with other developers in the past to address the issue together. In 2021, Riot Games and Bungie jointly sued a cheat software developer.
Success in the fight against cheaters
Earlier this year, Bungie won a $4.4 million lawsuit against cheat developer AimJunkies. This is a sign that Bungie is willing to take strong action against cheaters and improve the gaming experience for all Destiny 2 fans.
Destiny 2: Lightfall - an exciting gaming experience without cheaters
If you haven't played Destiny 2: Lightfall yet and want to experience it for yourself, be sure to get a Destiny 2: Lightfall key. You can easily purchase the key on our Steam Key page. Enjoy an engaging gaming experience without cheaters, where you can fully focus on the game!
