[Aean(:]

Ya its impossible to be able to drop someone even if there was a malfunction on your side.
Because packets are sent from your computer to the server, not from you to your opponent. (Server-sided not peer 2 peer if that makes more sense). And then the server's packets are sent back to you with the new information (meaning its impossible to get a direct ip address of the other person, only the server-ip, and therefore u cannot have an af3ftz on the 0ther p3rzonz yo.)
conclusion: coincidence

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Welshy:

[Azure]

Originally Posted by Aean(:

Ya its impossible to be able to drop someone even if there was a malfunction on your side.
Because packets are sent from your computer to the server, not from you to your opponent. (Server-sided not peer 2 peer if that makes more sense). And then the server's packets are sent back to you with the new information (meaning its impossible to get a direct ip address of the other person, only the server-ip, and therefore u cannot have an af3ftz on the 0ther p3rzonz yo.)
conclusion: coincidence

its not impossible to drop someone.

I recently remember that dude on NA drop hacked all the way to the top of NA GM was pretty funny I still dont think blizz banned him