DDoS

[Striker44]

so lets say you agree to a bank Terms and conditions , one condition being they arent responsible for losing your money in case of a hacking....basically will be like "thats it Folks! better luck with the next bank bye moneeeey"...you lose it because you agreed to that...and before you say aaanything like those two are different scenarios , remember..you're paying for a service , KEYWORD : PAYING ,meaning you're exchanging money for services and/or utilities.

Except the fact that they are two completely different scenarios is important. You can't say "just ignore how my analogy is completely non-sensical so that I can say it makes sense" and expect to get taken seriously. The better analogy someone posted earlier in this thread is that you bought tickets to a concert, but there was an unrelated traffic jam outside your home preventing you from getting to the concert, so you demand that the concert venue should give you a refund. Yeah, that's not going anywhere...

[Larirawiel]

Lol, since they have upgraded their network equipment, no "DDoS attacks" anymore. xD



Cheers

[YouMayNot]

Lol, since they have upgraded their network equipment, no "DDoS attacks" anymore. xD



Cheers

This proves what everyone already knows: the DDoS are fake, their servers are failing because the battery is running out, so they need to unplug the servers to charge it every once in a while and hope no one notices.

Chloe

[Nero-Voidstails]

This proves what everyone already knows: the DDoS are fake, their servers are failing because the battery is running out, so they need to unplug the servers to charge it every once in a while and hope no one notices.

Chloe

thats kinda funny xx)