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11/13/2017 1:34:09 AM
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Just because it's not a problem for you specifically doesn't mean it's not a problem at all...
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It's not a problem for me, or anybody I know, or anybody they know.
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Edited by Zreks: 11/13/2017 7:47:36 AMYou seem very self centered, there are people out there other than your friends and their friends. You can't base your opinion on your friends, when there are literally millions of people playing. Just to put it into perspective, try imagining 1 million people standing in front of you (you can't), it's a much bigger number than you think.
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It has nothing to do with being self centered. I play a lot of Trials. I play with a lot of people who play a lot of Trials. None of us has been DDoS'd ever. Then you have some people claiming that they're DDoS'd every single game. Something doesn't add up.
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You don't seem to understand, just because not EVERYONE gets DDoSed doesn't mean that it's not a problem. You act like if 1 out of 10 people getting sick would only be a problem if 10/10 people got sick, it's still a problem for that 1 person, but you don't care, because you aren't affected, hence you are self-centered.
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Not even 1/10 people are being DDoS'd though. It's such a small minority.
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The point is, it's still a problem, no matter how many are affected. At this point im starting to think, by how much you are defending DDoS, that you are in fact one of those people who likes to boot people to get easy wins.
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Edited by Eatassagus: 11/13/2017 6:10:11 AMI actually got ddos today in Trials. Wifi went out for a couple minutes. I love the PvP community. 🖕🏼 Still got the win tho...
