Emergency Update 22nd June
Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2012 12:00 am
As some of you have heard, a bug slipped in to the last update which had a number of minor and not so minor adverse effects. The most major of which was that Coins of Life cost 1 gp to purchase from store.
This bug has now been fixed, but that does not account for however many was purchased over the last couple of days.
I was myself in favor of just doing a whole vault revert to the backup from 19th, before the bug was introduced, but I was talked out of it since it hurts innocents more than it punishes the guilty.
Instead, I'm hereby granting a temporary amnesty to anyone who purchased lots of Coins of Life for 1 gp during these days. You can now toss them into a trash bin, and all is forgiven.
If however I find anyone who has lots of these coins, at any point in the future, know that I have the vault backups from all these days, and at any suspicion I will look through them and see if there was a sudden rise in the amount of coins your character had during these days.
If I find someone like this after this temporary amnesty, I will be very unpleased, and punishments for exploiting it will be harsh.
This bug has now been fixed, but that does not account for however many was purchased over the last couple of days.
I was myself in favor of just doing a whole vault revert to the backup from 19th, before the bug was introduced, but I was talked out of it since it hurts innocents more than it punishes the guilty.
Instead, I'm hereby granting a temporary amnesty to anyone who purchased lots of Coins of Life for 1 gp during these days. You can now toss them into a trash bin, and all is forgiven.
If however I find anyone who has lots of these coins, at any point in the future, know that I have the vault backups from all these days, and at any suspicion I will look through them and see if there was a sudden rise in the amount of coins your character had during these days.
If I find someone like this after this temporary amnesty, I will be very unpleased, and punishments for exploiting it will be harsh.