The conventional World of Warcraft servers are saved after the DDOS attacks

The US Servers of World of Warcraft Classic have recently been the subject of a wave of DDOS attacks. These attacks have essentially prevented the entire basis of North American players from accessing the game since last night. However, the Blizzard support team has managed to master everything and everything should be put back into service.

These attacks started around 15 hours, Time of BTS, and persisted until late at night. A Twitter user named Ukdrillas claimed the responsibility of the attacks against the game. The hacker's Twitter account would give a warning 30 minutes before each attack. However, this account has since been removed and suspended indefinitely for the moment. Although this person on Twitter said it was them, it could be someone who plays with Blizzard and the wow community. It has not been confirmed that this person was actually at the origin of attacks.

Since then, Blizzard has spoken to the World of Warcraft Classic on Twitter by declaring: Some online services continue to be affected by a series of DDoS attacks that cause high latency and disconnections. Part of our players felt these disruption effects, thus affecting their gaming experience. Thanks again for your continued patience.

Blizzard's support team said that, although the main problems had been solved, some players could face persistent connection problems until the Kingdom's maintenance tomorrow.

The reason these attacks took place is unknown. Although there is probably no rhyme or real reason on the ground. Blizzard will almost certainly deepen this issue.

World of Warcraft Classic has experienced difficult times since its launch. Poor connection problems and occurring breakdowns have recently put the game with tough test.

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