Actually I misspoke. It technically IS griefing, but it’s a literal PVP world event on a PVP server. You are the biggest crybaby I’ve ever seen. But a string of mages collaborating a living bomb and massive AOE damage to slow the boss kill or prevent it entirely FITS the definition of a grief. The only one here who thinks this is bad is you apparently. Literally no one is here to complain but you. You’re a complete loser, go cry somewhere else.
Ban them…measing up my game time
Cry, LOL … Again, self reflect kid.
Nope. Let people play the game, fix the servers.
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Not a single person is complaining about griefing but you. Your brain must be smooth as glass. Bye loser, stay mad I use words under their proper definitions. Because that is genuinely why you’re crying right now.
They are causing the server to crash
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STV event more than likely causing these DC’s.
a DDOS would effect more than just the zone you’re in… That’s a server issue. Battle net would be down if it was a DDOS
It’s more or less confirmed it was the STV event and streamers organizing it. I’m watching their streams, they even acknowledge it. Servers have been fine since the STV event ended.
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Blizzard is claiming DDOS when its the STV event being overloaded clearly
Ah yes that why the retail servers also got hit, STV event, that tracks, makes complete sense and we should not question or overthink any of it
/s - for clarity
To be fair it was effecting the entire server. I was DC’ing in alteric mountains.
Imagine the pugs raiding…griefing hundreds of people…ban them
“If the facts are against you, argue the law. If the law is against you, argue the facts. If the law and the facts are against you, pound the servers and yell like hell”
― Carl Sandburg
If the server cant handle the stv boss. Disable it. I dont care about streamers ect, if the server cant handle the load just disable the boss
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yeah stv brought down all of battle net… people who don’t understand computers and networking just really shouldn’t chime in on these things