See that search bar in the top right corner? Type bukaah. Look at his recent ToO games. See the 2v3 games? There are a lot. When I heard about this scumbag, the guy who played against him had to reset his system. The internet worked fine on his computer, yet his xbox couldn't connect to Microsoft. Look again at all those 2v3 games & tell me whether or not he's cheating.

I think the issue isnt every one claiming DDoS, but people purposely lagging. Usually by uploading/downloading huge files causing large ping spikes making them jump across map from others Pov. Or by knowingly go into PvP with internet that is unstable, which can give advantages.

What people don't understand about the cheating in trials, is its just like rng, you can get lucky and never find a cheater, or you can be me and have run into a few. Op can use this in his post if he wants but here is an explanation of what DDoS is and what it means, and chances are you aren't DDoS'd it's more likely to just be a regular DoS attack. DDoS and DoS are essentially the same thing, that both accomplish the same task, the only difference is DDoS is designed to be harder to trace. Now, with that out of the way lets get to this explanation, DoS - Denial of Service Attack DDoS - Distributed Denial of Service Attack Essentially how these two type of network attacks work is by spamming you, the people initiating the attack will send a very large quantity of fake packets of information to your router, in an effort to deny you access to your routers service. I'll give you this metaphor so you can better understand what's actually happening. You're playing a game with your sibling and you are using a deck of cards. The game is you have to sort the deck of cards by value and suit in under a minute. Your sibling stands there and hands you cards as you sort them for the game. (This is the metaphorical equivalent of playing destiny normally, each price of info is taken in by your router and processed and sent to your console) Now the DoS begins, in terms of our metaphor, your sibling now is handing you cards, but some are in a suit you don't recognize, some are made up, some are scribblings on a piece of paper, but you have to sort them all. Now, these fake cards and normal cards are mixed together into one big deck, are handed to you at break neck speeds and just as before you need to finish this task in a minute. Of course you cannot finish sorting the cards at that point, and this is essentially what happens to your router. Just for good measure, DDoS is the same as before except your sibling has a few dozen friends over and he splits the deck evenly between them all and they all hand the cards to you at breakneck speed. Now with DoS and DDoS, you will not get an Internet connect of any type if you were indeed hit with one. When I was, I had to physically unplug my router and wait like 5-10 minutes before I plugged it back in and then I had internet back about 10 minutes after that. I am tired of people saying they get DDoS'd every match because you didn't.

Errr...not really. I'm a network admin, and my job is all about signal security and integrity. You can be bombarded with junk packets (that is basically what a DDOS is, not mention it's probably not a Distributed Denial of Service which requires a botnet or zombie slave systems, but a plain ol' DoS using on or two systems running a script.). These packets can swamp the router with more requests and info than it can handle, and your connection to Destiny's servers get timed out because your end didn't respond in time (it can't, it's trying to handle all those junk requests and packets). This is why last Christmas many couldn't sign on to Xbox Live and PSN, those services were receiving too many requests/junk and could not service legitimate requests and your connection eventually times out. The reason they shut down the servers at some point is to black out the connection, the botnet stops pinging and sending to those servers; then they analyze data and try and filter out any active botnet devices. An EXTREME DDoS could crash a server, but essentially causing an OS collapse with the overload of data (like a stack overflow) but your run of mill ToO cheater probably isn't investing $3,000 in a botnet.

Very good but let me explain to you the truth of 'game servers', truth is, 99% of people don't understand how games are played on Destiny. I saw this post about how it works one time and it's a really good explanation of how game servers and P2P works in Destiny. [quote]The central server (bungie side) collects and puts clients (your games) into games with another, then designates one as 'the host'. After the initial matchmaking, bungie's servers are out of the picture (more or less). The chosen host by the central server is the one who acts as your 'host' until the game u are you playing is over. Getting lag on your end (red bar) has nothing to do with bungie's servers, as they are out of the picture by the time the ping colors are relevant. You can have the biggest, fattest, most awesome-tastic direct fiber line with all the bells and whistles... and it will mean exactly dick if the game host is on a 'normal/crappy' cable connection. To be absolutely CLEAR: - When you are PLAYING (actually PLAYING) destiny, another player IS your host, ALWAYS. - When you are WAITING (load screens, match-making, etc) to play destiny, BUNGIE is your host, ALWAYS.[/quote]

deckers dont exist yet guys no need to panic

Wow 99% of players? So interesting. Hm, did you know that 84% of players make up statistics on the spot? The more you know.

was ddosed last week, sniped this kid and instantly got booted offline from everything, no error codes no nothing. no devices could connect to my router for 10 minutes. kinda retarded that if you have the knowhow you can see everyones IP adress ingame