Dendi stopped streaming due to a hacker who kicked 5-players from a match
Ukrainian professional Dota 2 player Danil "Dendi" Ishutin stopped live streaming due to a hacker who was able to disconnect players from the server. Dendi has been pursued on his streams by a viewer who kicked both allies and rivals out of the match.
The moment of the hacker's attack was reported by user Revelator9 on Reddit. He said he contacted Valve, but in the meantime can no longer stream until this issue gets fixed.
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