Do NOT login when there's a DDoS, you are just CONTRIBUTING to the PROBLEM

[Threneras]

A DDoS is a distributed denial of service. The keyword here is DISTRIBUTED. It means there are A LOT of requests to the server all at once, which OVERLOADS the server.

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When you login after being disconnected during a DDoS attack, you are CONTRIBUTING to the problem. You are OVERLOADING the server as well.

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When there is a DDoS massive disconnection, stay calm and WAIT for 10 minutes before logging in again. The reason WHY DDoS disconnects can happen for hours is because EVERYONE is logging in at the same time after the first DDoS, and that causes ANOTHER DDoS. So PLEASE STOP.

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You have been INFORMED.

[BabyYoda]

it sounds like Square Enix issue not mine,

I am paying subcription for a game that it "should be" premium.. asking me to not login is not logical

[Threneras]

it sounds like Square Enix issue not mine

No, it is EVERYONE'S responsibility to not prolong the DDoS. It's something the devs can't do by themselves.

[BabyYoda]

No, it is EVERYONE'S responsibility to not prolong the DDoS. It's something the devs can't do by themselves.

Why not investing on the game instead spending millions on NFT projects?

[Threneras]

Why not investing on the game instead spending millions on NFT projects?

You have NO evidence that they are NOT investing in the game. Stop the lies.

[BabyYoda]

You have NO evidence that they are NOT investing in the game. Stop the lies.

SE is a public company, search for financial statements of Square enix from 2018 to 2023 you will know how much they spend taking non logical investments thinking people will buy their bad products

[Kranel_San]

You have NO evidence that they are NOT investing in the game. Stop the lies.

I know this is a bait post, but I'll say the following:

Stop defending the multi-millionaire company. YoshiP, the devs, and the executives are not your friends. We, as paying customers, should demand a better service, a better game. If they're not able to provide it then we can simply unsubscribe and move on to another game or with something else. We, as paying customers, should not ask others to not login because the multi-millionaire company is not able to deal with a DDoS attack, because they should have experience on how to deal with and manage a life-service game from such, and if must, then they should invest a better infrastructure or risk losing players.

[Rizon]

We have no evidence at all. SE has not provided use with any updates on the problem at all.

[Jojoya]

I wouldn't tell people not to log in because they're contributing to the problem (they aren't). During a DDOS, the log in servers are getting hit by several times over the number of actual players that want to log in. The player log in attempts are like a drop of water in a gallon jug.

I would tell them to wait to log in because they're probably going to get kicked from the servers again even if they manage to connect. Take the time to move around and stretch their legs, get some water, take care of other little things that need attention.

[Red-Fate]

I wouldn't tell people not to log in because they're contributing to the problem (they aren't). During a DDOS, the log in servers are getting hit by several times over the number of actual players that want to log in. The player log in attempts are like a drop of water in a gallon jug.

I would tell them to wait to log in because they're probably going to get kicked from the servers again even if they manage to connect. Take the time to move around and stretch their legs, get some water, take care of other little things that need attention.

This. Any user log in attempt, even if there's 3k in queue, are not the issue. That request to join the queue is just a single request. Then, once the server knows you're there, you're kinda just idle with a connection to the server until they pull you in.

A DDoS would be like, sending a join request at the upper limits of what the server can handle distributed across a (probably) botnet. We're talking 100k, 100m, or above requests. Regular users don't -really- need to worry about their impact on the server. It's built for you.