Hi Bungie, Just wanted to provide some feedback on this week's TWAB since you asked us for it! 1) Love the idea of the "time wall" of 100 hours. Was hoping you could extend this to ALL PVP. So no new accounts can play any PVP at all. And while you're at it, I think most of us would be ok to also place all PVP activities behind the season pass paywall. So paywall AND timewall. 2) "Fireteammates of cheaters are no longer innocent." On this, I'm a bit mixed. I absolutely agree that it's warranted for something like Trials where there's no automatic matchmaking. But I'm concerned about outside of Trials like the rest of the crucible stuff. Please understand that I'm speaking from a below average PVP player's perspective. For me, unless the person is blatantly cheating (flying around the map with unlimited nova bombs), I can't really tell. Plus, some cheats are kinda hard to detect unless you're on the other team (like walling). Since you've disabled team to team communication, it becomes hard to find out that something fishy is going on. Lastly, the people I play with don't really PVP - most of us are PVE'ers and some of them get so frustrated that their attitude is... hard to play around with. So matchmaking is what I normally go for even in the Survival playlist and I can't control who I'm matched up with. I hope you'll take these things into consideration - maybe even address the concerns in the next TWAB. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one feeling this! 3) Along the lines of all this anti-cheating talk, I wanted to bring up toxicity policies. I don't know if you've had a chance to see the interview with a cheater video yet but it's pretty interesting. Turns out a lot of toxic players are kids. Could you consider a suspension period (say 2-4 weeks for the first offense) instead of an outright ban? I think this would do two things: a) teach these kids that society has standards of behaviour, and b) there are consequences to poor sportsmanship within the gaming community. I think most older players with jobs don't do things like this. We tend to value things that we have to pay on our own. But when mommy and daddy are paying for everything, then time and community exclusion are the only valuable things remaining. Hoping you can address these things!