WoW Players DDoS His Teammates to Get Himself A Spot in Raids

An officer of the guild, Jeathbelle who is also another rone of Limit's healers tweeted about the incident saying, "We have proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that Limit's 5th main healer, Adois, used spoof links sent to his co-healers to scrape our IP addresses and then DDOS a healer, forcing him offline to get a raid spot for himself.”

It seems Adios spent some time prior to the raid“begging a healer to click" a shortened URL. As a result, the players were redirected to an IP scraper. It was also revealed that Adios had purposely posted the healer's IP address to a different Discord server. The only healer who actually clicked on Adois' link was disconnected from both World of

Warcraft and Limit's servers on Mumble and Discord. Adois then came to fill the missing player's spot. This is not the first time something like this had happened to the guild. Apparently, when Adois was benched before a raid against Mistress Sassz' ine, the healer who took part in his place kept disconnecting forcing Limit to bring Adois back in.

Not only that, the substitute healer managed to reconnect after the raid had ended. As expected, Adois is no longer part of the guild with members taking a crack at him for his immoral conduct. Jeathbelle has claimed that “Adois was by far the worst player in Limit.”

No matter what the Limit says, only time will be the judge of how the guild bids without Adois. The steps taking against cheaters are commendable and must be ensured across the board. Only then can fair play succeed.

Will Adois's behavior gain other players support or not? If you are playing World of Warcraft, will you do the same things like what Adois has done? Raiditem is glad to see your answers all the time. If you have any quesion about how to buy warcraft gold fast or buy cheap path of exile maps at raiditem.com, feel free to contact our workers.