Dead by Daylight & the DDoS situation! – GimmsRant #67



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Dead by Daylight & the DDoS situation! – GimmsRant #67

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About Dead by Daylight:
Dead by Daylight is an asymmetrical multiplayer horror game where one player takes on the role of a brutal Killer and the other four play as Survivors. As a Killer, your goal is to sacrifice as many Survivors as possible. As a Survivor, your goal is to escape and avoid being caught and killed.

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34 thoughts on “Dead by Daylight & the DDoS situation! – GimmsRant #67”

  1. Too be fair if you're streaming you should be using a VPN so bhvr isn't completely at fault here. Ddos attacks happen in literally every online game ever they just rarely result in a swat mainly because if you get caught swatting its a felony charge

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  2. I think BHVR in general is shitty. However, I'm surprised that these streamers don't already have VPNs. Why are you putting yourself in the public eye without protecting yourself. You don't need to be playing DBD to get swatted. Plenty of streamers have been swatted playing plenty of other games. Should BHVR fix this immediately? Fuck yeah, of course. In addition; even if you only stream to 10 people a session, take measurements to safeguard yourself.

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  3. Your information should absolutely be protected it is there responsibility as a company to ensure that their game will not cause your personal information isn't spread across the web. Obviously it has some truth if every other game company seemingly doesn't have this problem

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  4. I don't even know if you can use a VPN on console anyway. And if I can I don't know what type of doo dads I'm gonna need to shove into my console just so I can play like a couple matches of a game I like because they don't know how to show emotion and care about their own game.

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  5. If only we didn't have the top streamers making it a community problem, not a company problem… Maybe if Otz and Scott didn't scoff and downplay the idea of a boycott things would be different

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  6. Heart goes out to those effected. Stay strong as well as safe. I've been DDOS'd once, no police involved thank God, but it was still such a helpless feeling while it was happening. BHVR HAS to get serious about security and do more to protect the community and maybe find a real solution to the hacking epidemic that plagues DBD. I hope they finally pick up the reigns and make this their #1 priority.

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  7. It is straight BS! Even with a VPN installed on your router they can still boot you. There is a program out the of course won't mention the name that can still get to you. It is up to BHVR to keep people safe! I have been booted many times and had to spend a lot of money for $200 router to even get a good router to install a good router for a VPN!

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  8. If this kind of shit is allowed to fly I am through with this game.

    Face facts Dead by daylight is not getting better it’s only getting worse.
    And now people are actually getting hurt over this game.

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  9. Is anyone surprised? They recite the bare minimum and know people will forget about it. If there weren't any virtue signaling points, they probably wouldn't have even said anything. The saddest part is, somehow, the more bhvr prove they're scum and nobody should have anything to do with them, the more popular their game becomes. Just look at the steam charts. I'd expect at least SOME drop after one of the things they did at least, but nope, steady climb.

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  10. My theory is that the ddos attacks are from the hacktavists wanting to improve the game somehow by ruining it for everyone else

    They are targeting the drag people which seems the most common one because BHVR loves their drag community for whatever reason to ensure they would get a response quick

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  11. Instead of fixing critical exploits within the game, they are resolving DDoS attacks with their legal team (which in most cases can't even be traced).

    JUST FIX YOUR BAD GAME, BHVR!
    It's not hard. You have a giant team of developers absolutely shitting on the game, aswell as the executives doing the same.
    Everyone in the company is an ungenuine pig it seems.

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  12. I see all these issues coming up as a real warning and consequence. A warning from players to BHVR in consequence of BHVR's handling of the game. Unexplainable changes, Sbmm, botched chapter launches, etc. Ofc it sucks to be affected by them but affecting as manny people as possible and making it feel like it's happening everywhere, to everyone is a way of sending a message. All I'm saying is that as a method it's actually quite well thought out, I might be reaching here but whatever.

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  13. stright up if i get ddos and i get swatted and they would just kill my dog since in the usa not sure about anywhere else but your dog in swat raid in amarica they will shoot on sight. god damn BHVR doing the massive preventable fuck ups like normal

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  14. Craziness, this really shows how the company care about their community after a week. Sadly, if they wouldn't do anything about hackers, there's a high chance that they won't do anything about this, if the DBD company is making so much money off of dlc's, what are they using the money for?? Diffently not security, if this is happening. It's sad. Very, very sad.

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  15. Having paid for the game we shouldn’t have to worry about the risk of data leakage, almost sounds like they’re saying follow the safety practices aka your fault if it happens nothing we can do you should’ve been safer online… disgusting from both hackers and BHVR here

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  16. hey man
    thx to get some clarification on more thats currently going on around dbd
    with all the cheaters salt and up to hate going on
    it cant hurt to be aware of what kind of people/stuff one might encounter
    while simply playing a game
    i got asked in a dbd stream yesterday what DDOS is
    and i replied the way i used to hear about it a couple years ago
    using a program to repeatedly send requests to a server until it suffers in preformance up to a crash
    like the "low orbit ion cannon" that anonymous "members" famously used all over the place
    your explaination here is totally unfamiliar to me
    and i would have called it doxxing generally without having been into this topic yet
    so im kinda confused here as to why this falls under the term DDOSsing

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  17. I believe BHVR just probably doesn’t have the right team to help remediate the issue.
    This problem has been there for years now, and it’s more common during the PTB, as I believe the PTB isn’t connected to dedicated servers and connects to the killer host network. Having you connect to the killer host network makes this easier to gather your IP.
    Feel as if they’ve unintentionally remediated some of the problem by switching to dedicated servers. But have just ignored security in their game, or simply just don’t see much of it as an issue, as it still brings in money to the game by having banned accounts buy new keys. Don’t know, just wild speculation but – I’ve no respect for this company anymore.
    I love the game, but it just bums me out big time that this is the company that is in charge of this title.

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  18. Yeah Gimms this DDOS bs has gotten out of control and BHVR need to really step up their game and add better protections to DBD. Keep up with the entertaining and good videos as always and stay safe! Side note, Elix's Twitter says they go by she/her pronouns rather than he/him.

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  19. First I deal with ddos attacks on Titanfall 2, where it prevented me to play the multiplayer. And now Dbd? Well, I am able to play Titanfall 2 (because it was fixed) and dbd because I hardly stream, but with dbd having the beginning of ddos for its game, I don’t feel safe to play the game. I’ll stick with other games until I do feel safe.
    Until then let’s continue fighting in the fog✊🏻

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