ThaDoctah
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You know Warframe wasn't the only MMO DDOSed recently right? A lot of games have been getting hit by DDOS.
That doesn't matter at all.
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I prefer the default Braton, personally. It 's sleek, edgy design.
But the Braton is really bad until about 6 forma as far as I can tell, not too good.
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Well IGN reviewer called it P2W lol (Warframe PS4 review)
I don't understand how you can call the game P2W if there's no winning lol.
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This would cause conflicts with old v.s. new game mechanics, APIs, or systems. Seems to difficult to be worth implementing.
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Bumping this. It would be cool to see story fragments that can be seen in the codex and found in lockers or drops in general.
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Usually I +1 them if I find it interesting to read, helpful, or just a relief. It's great that the developers are active on the forum, don't you think?
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I've yet to experience this. I usually find an extreme amount of enemies. Usually, moving around fixes it. We run between every end of the map.
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You're being all pissy because of a color? Jesus this community.
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I pretty much use my Loki P in Pluto DS Survival or T4 Survival.
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Alad V is where I've always farmed. Bring crappier weapons and you can do it.
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CUZ ONE DOG ISN'T ENOUGH AND TWO IS STILL TOO LOW, IT'S THREE DOG.
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There's the "silver" or WTF it is that you have to buy with real money. It's the only thing you can buy anything with that's worth having. Then there are "credits" with which you can buy a very limited amount of crap, such as BLUEPRINTS, but you can't buy the parts to build what is on the blueprint, you have to get lucky and find the crap, which seems to be fairly rare.
No, you do not have to spend plat on anything. You can buy Blueprints, yes. What do you mean get lucky on the parts? Ya mean prime? Yeah, instant gratification doesn't make a game fun. If you're not willing to work towards anything then don't play games.
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Spoofing ICMP packets can be considered a form of DDoS because it causes multiple systems to flood the target. It's initiated from one computer though. I mean technically it's a DRDoS but whatever
IMCP packets are hardly a threat anymore, but spoofing packets doesn't make other computers start attacking, from what I read in your post, that's what you're saying.
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Supposedly if it's loyalty goes low enough it'll run away during a mission or something (just a rumor as far as I know). Don't give it any mods and take it to high level missions, see if that works.
The loyalty and health thing are for bonus not punishments afaik. If health hits 0, it'll be 0% bonus health.
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In this case, It's either another company which is trying to harm DE / weaken their security in order to actually hack valueable information (usually happens when a money institue's server gets ddos'd)....
Or what I think: Some butthurt Player who got banned gets revenge by ddos'ing.
Unfortunately it IS that easy.
And it's quite hard to do something against it, because the server doesn't know which multible request ID's (IP adresse) come from the same person.
phew,... at least that's what I learned.
Overloading a server to the point it is unreachable isn't the best way to access the server I'd think.
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Why can you not check the Wiki?
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These people are using a botnet, a group of computers connected to one computer, and are rapidly sending in packets at a speed that overloads just enough to kill the login and saving features.
Not necessarily true. There is a method which can involve 1 server with a high upload speed and hundreds of other servers known as DNS servers. For example: Google DNS, Open DNS, etc. But only certain DNS servers are vulnerable to this method of attack, because they respond to the requests. Here's how it works:
Server A: Attacker Server
Server B: DNS Server
Server C: Victim Server
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Server A has an IP of 1.1.1.1, Server B has an IP of 2.2.2.2, and server C has an IP of 3.3.3.3.
1. Server A sends 65 bytes of data in multiple requests a second (say a few MB/s) spoofing the IP 2.2.2.2
2. Server B gets the data and responds to the request.
3. Server C receives data from Server B repetitively.
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Now, Server A would have a LOT of DNS resolvers like Server B on hand to take advantage of this. This means a lot of requests with Server C's IP and multiple DNS resolvers.
Here's an article on CloudFlare and their mitigation of a 75Gbps attack (75Gbps = 9.375GBps).
http://blog.cloudflare.com/the-ddos-that-knocked-spamhaus-offline-and-ho
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Basically, think of this. A server only has 50 megabytes (a second) upload speed. Now, the attacker, has 100 megabytes (a second) upload speed. The attacker can then use the entire pipe to send MOST of their data to the server, but the thing is, the server can't handle all the data, and is struggling to process it. That basically means while it's going offline, it's trying to process the data fullspeed, because there's so much of it, they need to push it out of the pipe. It's then causing a clog that halts the network from working.
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Don't say they're neglecting server maintenance when you have no clue what it is. I used to be a server administrator and web developer and what you're saying is beyond ignorant.
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It doesn't seem like a lot of the abilities are applicable to help, maybe against Corpus but the rest of the factions are left untouched.
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I could see that ending badly. XD
It doesn't allow for negative reputation so it seems to be nothing bad.
The More Progression There Is, The Worse The Game Gets.
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