The Destiny 2 community has found itself divided today after a streamer was warned by Bungie for using a VPN during a solo raid attempt. The tool was used to manipulate the game’s network to trivialize a raid mechanic, and some are unhappy the streamer wasn’t banned.

Destiny 2 streamer Leopard shared a clip of his latest attempt to solo The Witness, the final boss of the Salvation’s Edge raid. Progressing the encounter requires shooting glyphs on The Witness’ body, but normally you can only shoot one at a time. Using network switching and a VPN, Leopard ended up shooting three at once, skipping a large chunk. When questioned over the legality of the method, Leopard was honest in admitting this was a case of network manipulation—which is against Destiny 2‘s terms of service.