Battlestate Games gives away 1 million in-game roubles to all Escape From Tarkov players

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The developers Escape From Tarkov, BattleState Games, provide in-game player 1 million rubles as an apology for the problem server. The team is not ready for a boost in the player base and as a result, the servers were overwhelmed by a significant community of the game. The developers also hosted the event Twitch that allows viewers to receive free drops to watch the flow of people who are playing Escape From Tarkov and participate in the event. indie, story-driven MMO FPS is available exclusively for PC and Mac now.

In a tweet explaining the situation, Battlestate Games said players have three days (starting February 10) to collect them free money in the game. Just load the game and find your compensation in the form of a letter on the bottom right of your messenger. You can collect your rubles even if you do not play Escape From Tarkov this weekend and are not directly affected by the problem server. The letter will remain in your messages for 48 hours by the time you login. If you've launched the game but has not collected rubles, you should check out now before it's too late. Furthermore,You can buy cheap tarkov roubles at z2u.com by using the code “Z2U” for a 3% discount.

The problem stems from the high-risk nature of the gameplay Tarkov. Before entering gameplay session with their main character, players getting out of their own personal supplies of weapons and equipment. If they die during the session, all the equipment they could be looted by other players in the game. It plays just as if the game crashes. Even with insurance-fiction, there is no guarantee you will get back your loot when the game crashes.

Unfortunately, this is not the only controversy BattleState Games have seen in recent months. The developers recently came under fire and responded to accusations of sexism. As an escape from Tarkov grew in popularity, things seem to be appearing more and more frequently.