Ubergizmo -
5 Aug 2015 03:01 
DotA 2's The International managed to raise a whopping $18 million in prize money ahead of the competition, basically indicating just how popular the game and the scene is. However it looks like during one of the competitions, a DDoS attack forced the tournament's organizers to delay it. This was confirmed in a report from VentureBeat who said that Valve's on-stage commentators revealed the reason the competition had been paused was due to a DDoS attack. This essentially put the entire competition on pause for a good 3 hours. The games have since resumed but safe to say that no one, including the players and the audience who had to wait, was...
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