Vavle has a pretty messed up employee working for them

[DanielTheBest]

So... 

I just got done with a CS:GO game. 

In the game, some people were smurfing, and I kind of trashed talked them a little. 

All of a sudden, my internet cut out; thirty seconds later, the internet came back on and I rejoined the game. 

The smurfers said as soon as I joined back, "Nice IP kid. Get ddosed, lol"

I asked them how they got my IP, because, to my knowledge, the only way to get someone's IP is to be friends with them on steam. 

They then replied saying that they knew someone who worked at Vavle, who gave away my IP to them. 

At first I didn't believe it, but then after awhile, I realized it was most likely was true. 

But that's pretty messed up that a Vavle employee would just give away my IP like that. 

 

 

 

[Aniallation]

Vavle

[Nineshadow]

Dude...it's way easier than that.

[DanielTheBest]

opps lol

[Guest Kloaked]

[DanielTheBest]

How else would you get an IP?

[BonBon Scott]

Those damn Vavle employees.

[DanielTheBest]

Valve*

[Denned]

And no. Valve didn't give out your IP.

[Juggernautilus]

if your steam name is the same as your skype you are going to have some bad time

[DanielTheBest]

 

How else would you get an IP?

 

[DanielTheBest]

My steam name is Mario

[AlwaysFSX]

You can have a program open to see the incoming connections, that's how they got your IP. Not through Valve....

[DanielTheBest]

if your steam name is the same as your skype you are going to have some bad time

Nope, totally different name. 

Also, on my steam profile, I have almost no information about me.

[Noctus]

I lol'd.

[Guest]

You know everyone can say everything, right? It's the Internet. 

[DanielTheBest]

They definitely ddosed me..

They knew off the bat that I got hit off. 

[shiftberry]

were the amonymous kids of Vavle, we dont forget & we dont forgiv!!!!!111

[seiny]

They definitely ddosed me..

They knew off the bat that I got hit off. 

I think you're exaggerating the matter to be honest, you know to test it all properly first, they may have successfully trolled you.

[Noctus]

We ain't saying they didn't, we're all having a knowing "he'll get it when he's older adult" chuckle cos you think it's Vavle.

[qwertywarrior]

lol ur so gullible

[Jade]

My dad got Gaben to give me the entire library of steam games and I get every new release for free. 

 

/s

 

Kid was lying.

[Guest Kloaked]

OP, how about you weren't DDoS'd in the first place? It was probably your internet being spotty.

[bmxtricky5]

Well, you can just snif incoming IPS. And just DOS of that..

[jmaster299]

So... 

I just got done with a CS:GO game. 

In the game, some people were smurfing, and I kind of trashed talked them a little. 

All of a sudden, my internet cut out; thirty seconds later, the internet came back on and I rejoined the game. 

The smurfers said as soon as I joined back, "Nice IP kid. Get ddosed, lol"

I asked them how they got my IP, because, to my knowledge, the only way to get someone's IP is to be friends with them on steam. 

They then replied saying that they knew someone who worked at Vavle, who gave away my IP to them. 

At first I didn't believe it, but then after awhile, I realized it was most likely was true. 

But that's pretty messed up that a Vavle employee would just give away my IP like that. 

CS:GO servers are servers that people pay to rent and have nothing to do with Valve. If you were playing against the people who are renting the server, they can easily see your IP. Them claiming that someone at Valve gave them your IP is just them trying to sound cool.