Community Manager
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Earlier today, certain realms were affected by an in-game exploit, resulting in the deaths of player characters and non-player characters in some of the major cities. This exploit has already been hotfixed, so it should not be repeatable. It's safe to continue playing and adventuring in major cities and elsewhere in Azeroth.
As with any exploit, we are taking this disruptive action very seriously and conducting a thorough investigation. If you have information relating to this incident, please email hacks@blizzard.com. We apologize for the inconvenience some of you experienced as a result of this and appreciate your understanding. |
#1
10/7/2012
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Bravo. It was funny for a second, but I'm glad it's been fixed.
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#2
10/7/2012
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check out tenris its bad there
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#3
10/7/2012
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Bahah. Good job.
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#4
10/7/2012
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I have three acounts i cannot get on
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#5
10/7/2012
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Thankyou for this, and I hope you can successfully punish those responsible.
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#6
10/7/2012
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Well... The people who were responsible for this attack are the same people who crashed the servers a few weeks ago and have been messing around with the game for quite some time now. I wouldn't be surprised if they were the ones who stole all the account information a while back. I really wish you would do something about them...
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#9
10/7/2012
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Taking it very seriously huh? Why dont you BAN THEM then? There shouldn't BE an investigation, its public knowledge! You can see the names in the game and the videos! Maybe if you got off your duffs and watched some, you could see who it is?
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#10
10/7/2012
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How is an exploit anyone elses fault but blizzards? Isn't exploiting something the same as taking advantage of something that's all ready there? I geuss my question is how can some one be punished for useing something that was part of the game? Unless by exploit they mean hacked.
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#11
10/7/2012
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Edited by Bloodsocket on 10/7/12 2:47 PM (PDT)
If you have information relating to this incident, please email hacks@blizzard.com. 2 + 2 = reasonable inference |
#12
10/7/2012
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This exploit, along with crashing the servers, the DoT being cast on friendlies bug, and a couple of others have seen the same people be involved in them, if you're so serious about it maybe it's time to start handing down permanent bans? I see the same people who I know are responsible still running around in org. It's ridiculous.
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#14
10/7/2012
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personally i like it when this stuff happens. everyone complaining now will be telling this story fondly in a few months
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#16
10/7/2012
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1. They were using trial accounts behind proxies, so they can't get their mains from that. 2. Even if they do find and ban their mains, nothing says they won't buy another copy of the game when it's on sale and get right back to it. |
#17
10/7/2012
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How is an exploit anyone elses fault but blizzards? Isn't exploiting something the same as taking advantage of something that's all ready there? I geuss my question is how can some one be punished for useing something that was part of the game? Unless by exploit they mean hacked. If someone picks your lock and steals your things, how is that anyone else's fault but your own? |
#19
10/7/2012
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Seriously? You typed that with a straight face? Or are these guys not sponsored so its ok to take action? |
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10/7/2012
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