Incorrect permanent bans can be appealed, so a locked account isn't gone forever, but temporary bans cannot be altered. Getting banned for minor issues enough times can also lead to a permanent ban on a player's account. This ban doesn't even require footage or reports from other players, as a new system put in place by the developer will apparently flag users who consistently disconnect mid-game. One thing that is sure to improve the quality of life for all players is a new temporary ban that will be issued to users who rage quit. Exploiting broken aspects of the game is also no longer allowed, especially on streaming platforms, though it might prove difficult to say just what counts as exploitation. Harrassing other players in-game is enough to earn users a 24-hour ban, and griefing fellow survivors may end in a similar punishment. Temporary bans are also in play, with offenses earning players increasingly long dismissals depending on their prior reports.
Behaviour Interactive is taking a strict stance against 3rd party software, and using any programs in-game that have not been whitelisted by the developer might result in a user losing access to the game completely.
Botting, wherein a player would spawn in as the killer and simply attack the air endlessly is also prohibited. To earn a permanent ban, Dead by Daylight users will need to be caught hacking the game files to tamper with achievement progress, unlock new skins, or increase their Blood Points.
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