xSteen11 wrote Personally i like what they are doing.
They are probably making companies raise protection on their servers.

Stupidest thing I've heard. "Yes lets show them the vulnerabilities in their servers but instead of telling them what's wrong lets just **** it up for them and be complete assholes. ".

Lizard Squad is a group of idiots. Just losers that have no social life and life to mess with other people. They even said it themselves that they have too much time on their hands. I personally find it pathetic that instead of having fun you ruin someone else's day. If you think that this is a way to make companies raise protection on their servers you are just plain stupid.

It's not right what they're doing. I hope they find those assholes and send them to prison. After all DDoS is a felony, and it's also not fair to all the people that are inconvenienced when *Insert Game Here* goes down.

They are looking to 15-20 years in prison

Bad, for the people who care.
It'd bound to be annoying for all those people trying to get on the servers,
and they're down. It's also very much pointless as they're only doing it for..the 'lulz' if they had a significant reason, we'd understand.
Yes, they might of had a reason to attack Machinima but, is that it?
Also, they're earning money so that's probably a significant reason for them.

#DerpTrollingWannbes

It's wrong, I'm a PlayStation user but attacking services such as Xbox Live and other companies users pay to use is uncalled for. It can sometimes affect peoples jobs, cause them to lose income etc. What if Microsoft OneDrive was taken down?

Well i won't be able to play xbox on Christmas as they tweeted " Microsoft will have a beautiful surprise on Christmas" Hope they all get ganged up in jail!

I think its pretty funny if i'm honest with you

But it would be funny to see anonymous **** lizard squad up.

Just doing it for the ''lulz''. They might as well just go push old ladies over in the street just for the lulz.

Its funny how they don't think they'll get caught
just how it was funny how the "Silk Road" thought it was safe on the deep web