I’m sorry to anyone who tries to grind or play specific games with World of Warcraft Classic or Overwatch, but a DDoS attack on servers of Blizzard lead to connectivity problems for the two games.
These attacks seem to be mainly aimed at WoW Classic servers and lead players to get started while others don’t even have a opportunity to log into the match. These problems have been going on since midday on 7 Sept., and Blizzard is looking for a very fine solution to the issue.
Player reports suggest they were booted from WoW servers and Overwatch matches started to be played all morning long, but significant problems only started in the evening.
The DDoS doesn’t seem to impact any server, but struck most of them, making it clear to many users when the problems would be solved to the Blizzard help card. But as they first admitted the problems, some link problems appear to have be resolved, Blizzard still has to offer more information about the real complexity of the server assaults.
Moderators and help staff on the WoW Support Forum constantly maintain personal information about assaults so that an intruder or organisation is not advertised or tampered with computers. This has become a prevalent procedure if firms face digital assaults like the recent Blizzard strike today.
Following trials of Overwatch servers, it would seem that at least the issue has been addressed and there is no indication of a significant impact on matches such as Hearthstone, Heroes of the Storm, or any other titles.
All Blizzard games should be played again, but consumers of Overwatch Support warn games to prevent competition mode until all problems are fully remedied. This prevents random disconnections due to the persistent DDoS attack issues.
