EPTDjWheat bringing out the facts!
[S2] World Championships Discussion - Page 566
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Keep the rage to a minimum. This includes wait times between games, music, and balance. Fair warning to all. | ||
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killerdog
Denmark6522 Posts
DjWheat bringing out the facts! | ||
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Cubu
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
My heart goes out to Clg.eu and WE. One more Snoopeh stare plox!!! too sexy. | ||
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nojitosunrise
United States6188 Posts
@Leaguepedia @Slasher @sotltravis just got confirmation as well about hardware being issue and not DDoS. | ||
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Kouda
United States2205 Posts
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ArcticFox
United States1092 Posts
On October 07 2012 11:31 laoji wrote: Even if they fix the issue right now, do they even have time to run all the remaining games? what time is it there? It's only 7:30. If no more technical issues, they could be done by 12:30-1am. Of course that sucks for us East Coasters that would be trying to watch til 4am, to say nothing for all the poor EU guys who are trying to stay up for this. | ||
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TheSinisterRed
United States1546 Posts
(Not being that sarcastic either, I am loving this.) | ||
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Deleted User 101379
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On October 07 2012 11:32 StUfF wrote: They probably can't stop the DDoS, or most of it, so they are upgrading their hardware (where the fuck did they get new hardware and why weren't they using it in the first place). To stop DDoS, you usually need to either -- change your IP address to hide it (it got leaked so it will probably be leaked again - next time they should have seperate internet connections for the seperate services to ensure minimal chance of leak, i.e. keep games/streamers seperate?). -- have enough hardware/bandwidth to absorb the DDoS. -- have the packets dropped at the ISP level. i.e. contact your ISP and have the DDoS dropped before it reaches your systems. If it's coming from enough sources, there's not much you can really do. Like I said though, the timing of the DDoS is weird, if it was a crowd-sourced thing you would usually see alot more side-effects (laggy ingame/streams) as the DDoS ramps up. There's doesn't seem to be an objective (both CLG and WE were winning dropped games), other than just hate for LoL. DDoS has already been debunked. It was a hardware failure. | ||
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DODswe4
Sweden2157 Posts
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Full.tilt
United Kingdom1709 Posts
On October 07 2012 11:31 henrikyo wrote: They are on the left side, behind the casters to the LEFT What's on the left? More big screens? The WE team with the red backlight is right side of stage, Or they were anyway. | ||
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kckkryptonite
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VikingKong
China509 Posts
On October 07 2012 11:32 StUfF wrote: They probably can't stop the DDoS, or most of it, so they are upgrading their hardware (where the fuck did they get new hardware and why weren't they using it in the first place). To stop DDoS, you usually need to either -- change your IP address to hide it (it got leaked so it will probably be leaked again - next time they should have seperate internet connections for the seperate services to ensure minimal chance of leak, i.e. keep games/streamers seperate?). -- have enough hardware/bandwidth to absorb the DDoS. -- have the packets dropped at the ISP level. i.e. contact your ISP and have the DDoS dropped before it reaches your systems. If it's coming from enough sources, there's not much you can really do. Like I said though, the timing of the DDoS is weird, if it was a crowd-sourced thing you would usually see alot more side-effects (laggy ingame/streams) as the DDoS ramps up. There's doesn't seem to be an objective (both CLG and WE were winning dropped games), other than just hate for LoL. It wasn't a DDoS. Not shocking. | ||
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henrikyo
Norway755 Posts
On October 07 2012 11:32 StUfF wrote: They probably can't stop the DDoS, or most of it, so they are upgrading their hardware (where the fuck did they get new hardware and why weren't they using it in the first place). To stop DDoS, you usually need to either -- change your IP address to hide it (it got leaked so it will probably be leaked again - next time they should have seperate internet connections for the seperate services to ensure minimal chance of leak, i.e. keep games/streamers seperate?). -- have enough hardware/bandwidth to absorb the DDoS. -- have the packets dropped at the ISP level. i.e. contact your ISP and have the DDoS dropped before it reaches your systems. If it's coming from enough sources, there's not much you can really do. Like I said though, the timing of the DDoS is weird, if it was a crowd-sourced thing you would usually see alot more side-effects (laggy ingame/streams) as the DDoS ramps up. There's doesn't seem to be an objective (both CLG and WE were winning dropped games), other than just hate for LoL. Well said, however the issue is not ddos | ||
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laoji
United Kingdom382 Posts
On October 07 2012 11:33 ArcticFox wrote: It's only 7:30. If no more technical issues, they could be done by 12:30-1am. Of course that sucks for us East Coasters that would be trying to watch til 4am, to say nothing for all the poor EU guys who are trying to stay up for this. tell me about it, it's 3:34am here already =*( | ||
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Dan HH
Romania9163 Posts
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ArcticFox
United States1092 Posts
On October 07 2012 11:32 StUfF wrote: They probably can't stop the DDoS, or most of it, so they are upgrading their hardware (where the fuck did they get new hardware and why weren't they using it in the first place). To stop DDoS, you usually need to either -- change your IP address to hide it (it got leaked so it will probably be leaked again - next time they should have seperate internet connections for the seperate services to ensure minimal chance of leak, i.e. keep games/streamers seperate?). -- have enough hardware/bandwidth to absorb the DDoS. -- have the packets dropped at the ISP level. i.e. contact your ISP and have the DDoS dropped before it reaches your systems. If it's coming from enough sources, there's not much you can really do. Like I said though, the timing of the DDoS is weird, if it was a crowd-sourced thing you would usually see alot more side-effects (laggy ingame/streams) as the DDoS ramps up. There's doesn't seem to be an objective (both CLG and WE were winning dropped games), other than just hate for LoL. Anonymous hitting the Stewart/O'Reilly Debate, LoL an unfortunate casualty. /conspiracy | ||
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Parnage
United States7414 Posts
You got jokes..? OGN has been running tournaments in places with games when valve's idea of hat's on things was but a twinkle in newel's eye. | ||
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nojitosunrise
United States6188 Posts
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
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