Blizzard Is Investigating Battle.net Issues and a DDoS Attack Some players reported being disconnected from matches, while others couldn’t log in at all. The blizzard ddos attack said it had been investigating some problems; however, there is currently no word on whether these have been resolved or not.
The Blizzard is investigating Battle.net problems and a DDoS assault
Players of Call of Duty: Warzone have reported more issues, though that could just be due to the sheer volume of players at present. The battle royale only started a week ago and several times reached 15 million players.
Blizzard’s North American service team had been investigating an issue affecting authentication servers, warning investors who might experience login difficulties.
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
— Blizzard CS – The Americas (@BlizzardCS) March 27, 2023
3/28:#Warcraft #Dragonflight, #WrathClassic & #WoWClassic: 7am – 8am (PDT)#Heroes: 10am – 2pm (PDT)
3/29: #DiabloImmortal Europe/Oceanic: 5pm – 7pm (PDT)
3/30:#DiabloImmortal Americas: 1am – 3am (PDT)https://t.co/MMvRkauL5d pic.twitter.com/Uj4EmS3q6o
Hours later, another tweet went out informing of the DDoS attack that had disrupted latency and match quality for Battle.net matche something the group was actively tracking.
Although there is a close proximity between these issues, no link has been made since. Support accounts in different regions such as the EU did not report any issues and Battle.net appears to be functioning normally for me; nonetheless, Downdetector reports outages around the world.
On March 14, a blizzard ddo attack hit Irvine and Austin, prompting work-from-home policies to be implemented. As reported on their Twitter account, this may lead to longer wait times as well as limited live chat and telephone support options.
With so many people congregated in one place, it can become overwhelming for hosts to host. So it may become necessary to cancel plans due to a blizzard doos.
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