Hacker attacks Apex Legends game, calls on developer Respawn to save another game of the company

Hackers are attacking the server of Apex Legends, a free-to-play battle royale game developed by Respawn and published by EA, in an attempt to force developers to fix bugs on Titanfall, another online shooter game also made by Respawn.

Gamers cannot access game modes.

Titanfall players can’t find matches because hackers constantly use DDoS attacks to overload the server. The developer has repeatedly confirmed that they know about the current state of the game, and promised to “fix it as soon as possible”. However, according to complaints from the player community, this problem has existed for 3 years and Respawn has not taken any action to fix it.

Titanfall landed on the Steam platform late last year, but the situation is not better. The game itself is an online-only game, but the player cannot access the server. Titanfall is being rated “extremely negative” on the Steam platform.

Too fed up with the above situation, some people have taken extreme actions. They hacked the Apex Legends server to spread the #saveTitanfall message, blocking most game modes. When you click on the only open option, players will be redirected to savetitanfall.com, a website that summarizes the problems that have existed in Titanfall for many years, with accusations that EA “scammed” when it continued to sell. The game is not playable for gamers.

At the moment, Respawn has updated the new patch for Apex Legends, and some players can already see the list of game modes. However, the problem with Titanfall still exists, and it is unclear when Respawn will resolve.