Alas, that's what hackers do. The hacker claims that CDPR was "epically pwned", and I'm wondering what his mentality is. I'm sure that the hacker leaving a message like that would constitute him revealing certain information about himself that the proper authorities (or something) can act upon. I bet he'll be bawling when he gets what's coming to him....though, some of these hackers have some "always winning" mind-set, like they think what happens will play out as they planned or something. Of course, I'm thinking about that PlayStation®Network hack that happened on Christmas Day of 2014, which I think is an apples-and-oranges comparison.Note that was left by hacker or hackers indicates that they are amateurs and probably get caught!
Are you serious? Comments like these and on twitter are why this game should be for Adults only. Maybe they should have stuck with different rating, less sales sure but at least the demographic would be more mature. This is terrible no matter what your thoughts on the company or the game launch. It's illegal and every gamer should be outraged and condemn this.
"Pwn" is an amusing word though. Sometimes it's effectual. But, I do agree that it's hard to take these hackers seriously when they use such terminology. They're trying to come off as big, bad, intimidating, ready to ruin lives and destroy shit....yet they say stuff like "You got epically pwned!" and stuff.What's really terrible is being a billionaire company with a third grade security being hacked by someone who still uses the world powned in 2021.
Also no, I won't condemn this because I don't know shit about what really happened, so my doubts still hold.
Hey CDPR, hope you're getting through this nonsense alright and that it won't do much harm.
I definitely know who I'll blame for any delays... If I would think it would make sense to blame anybody that is.
Well. It really absolutely doesn't matter because it's a valid excuse.To me this seems like the perfect excuse for any amount of stuff to "go wrong" from this point on.
It's the perf excuse: "Oh look! We've been acked! Ackers! Ackers!"
Well. It really absolutely doesn't matter because it's a valid excuse.
They _have_ been hacked.
There _is_ a pandemic going on.
Check again. Better?Are... are the underscores supposed to be proxies for clapping?
I want more Meredith
I started playing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt during the summer break which was several month after the release. Many bugs and glitches were already patched and somehow I believe that this was the case for the majority of the player base.
I'm not claiming it was as buggy or not (for me personally they were pretty much as buggy, minor issues really and one Cyberpsycho broken quest).
That might all be true. I haven't kept up with recent black hat trends, so I don't know. But amateur or not, they managed to hack the servers sufficiently well that the company had to restore from back ups (which hopefully are free of whatever trojan was planted in the first place). So I'm going to take their claims seriously until / unless some relevant new info comes to light."Pwn" is an amusing word though. Sometimes it's effectual. But, I do agree that it's hard to take these hackers seriously when they use such terminology. They're trying to come off as big, bad, intimidating, ready to ruin lives and destroy shit....yet they say stuff like "You got epically pwned!" and stuff.
Anyway, regarding the situation at hand, I only know what is available to me, specifically what CDPR said. Though, there was one person on Twitter who said this could just be a publicity stunt, specifically "a troll move" on CDPR's part. I don't believe it, but I just felt like throwing that out there in case anyone was curious.
Sounds like someone got their undies in a bunch