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Apex Legends' DDoS issues are being fixed 'as we verbalise'

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Respawn says it's taking "huge steps" towards a solution for the DDoS issues that throw been persisting in Apex Legends for the last few months, being "merely equally frustrated" as the players over the situation.

Numerous reports across Reddit and Twitter have been ready-made by players WHO title that people are making use of DDoS attacks to give themselves an unfair advantage, boosting themselves up ranked leaderboards while victims of the attacks are being shod from games and often losing RP as a result.

Communication theory director Ryan Rigney said in a Reddit AMA last month that the studio was exploring several avenues for addressing the concerns, like closing loopholes that were facultative the attacks and improving tools to help identify the players initiating them. Rigney also said Respawn was "investigation many serious consequences on the far side bans," going on to enjoin legal accomplish was being considered in in for cases.

The DDoS situation is being addressed as we speak up by our very own @ricklesauceur. It isn't the easiest fix in the world simply huge steps are being made to take care of this. 31 abusers were darkness banned today in the meantime. We worry and are just as frustrated as the players.June 1, 2021

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IT seems as though some build up is organism made, with Respawn protection analyst Conor Ford tweeting "the DDoS spot is being addressed as we speak" by star software mastermind Samy Duc. "IT International Relations and Security Network't the easiest fix in the world but huge steps are being made to mind of this. 31 abusers were shadow banned today meanwhile. We are just as frustrated as the players."

Apex has been transaction with its sporty share of naughty players—the end of 2020 saw 419 top-ranked players buzz off the banhammer for exploiting a glitch that allowed them to beat up Bronzy players for easy RP. To add contumely to injury, Respawn's other games have been suffering from DDoS attacks, too. Both Titanfall games fly victim to that a few weeks ago, after having already dealt with attacks in the past.

(Thanks, Eurogamer).

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