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| Server Crasher (Room Crasher) | |
|---|---|
| Forms: |
Crash Room, Disconnect Players and Crash Enemy Ping |
| Type: |
Disconnects player(s) from the game |
| Trigger: |
On-Join, In-Game and On Kick |
| Effect: |
Disconnects Players |
Server Crasher is a hack that exists in many different forms. Some work by lagging the whole room so badly that everyone is disconnected from the server. It can be a side effect in some hacks, like Lifetaker or Weapon Hack as they tend to lag all players very badly. Others intentionally use some exploit to kick all the players out of game. The genuine Server Crasher offered in VIP packages has the ability to kick every player from the room if the hacker wishes to do so. It can also be configured to kick everyone automatically if the hacker gets kicked, and it also gives the kicked hacker the possibility to re-enter an elite moderator's room if they choose to crash the room. This hack is frequently used to blackmail the moderator into not kicking the hacker, threatening to crash the game room if the moderator refuses to cooperate.
It should be noted that the currently known Server Crasher hacks do not actually crash a whole server. Instead they crash a single room the hacker is playing in by kicking everyone from it.
Sealance[]
The Sever Crasher hack was apparently patched by Nexon during the Slaughterhouse update, but it has proven to be a faulty inference. Recent hacks have featured Server Crasher functions which are identical to the original hack.
A Hack menu with a string of 'destructive' hacks
Reporting Hackers[]
Every hacker should be reported, however make sure you are 100% sure that he/she is hacking before reporting. Helping a hacker or benefiting from a hacker is against Nexon's Terms of Service and is one way to get suspended and possibly banned from the game