Bug consequences: Rollback 2023-01-25

[jordancoles]

So like, wouldn't it make sense to say what time and date we were rolled back to..?

[Kyrex]

So like, wouldn't it make sense to say what time and date we were rolled back to..?

Did you... read the post?

Try again...

[sMartins]

You should read what Loftar said.

[displaced]

So like, wouldn't it make sense to say what time and date we were rolled back to..?

Most parts of the game state is usually saved somewhere between 0-2 hours prior to the crash, so that is about the timespan that can be expected to be affected.

I thought it would be clear that he can't tell for sure.

//Edit I was too late.

[NeoBasilisk]

there was a user who stacked bundles 100+ levels deep on an account, which when said user logged back in now caused a stack overflow, causing corruption to nearby memory in the server.

autism kills

[ºNcRº]

Hello everybody,
before the rollback I had changed my set. when I came back the current set doubled and the old one disappeared is it possible to get a support to recover it?

[jajal]

there was a user who stacked bundles 100+ levels deep

who

[hiddenfun]

So 2 gardener pots q220 I used to plant trees are gone and no compensation at all? Someone got items duplicated. Maybe rollback to a more stable save? I can't reproduce myself those lost items and that's a great kick for playing this game. Maybe some more item recovery after crash? Duplication is not good, but loosing key items sucks

[vatas]

Hello everybody,
before the rollback I had changed my set. when I came back the current set doubled and the old one disappeared is it possible to get a support to recover it?

So 2 gardener pots q220 I used to plant trees are gone and no compensation at all? Someone got items duplicated. Maybe rollback to a more stable save? I can't reproduce myself those lost items and that's a great kick for playing this game. Maybe some more item recovery after crash? Duplication is not good, but loosing key items sucks

I can't sufficiently express my apologies for letting this happen, but at this point there is unfortunately not a whole lot I can do about it, and there is also no way for me to validate claims of lost things.

To avoid similar problems in the future, I have installed a stack checker at some potentially deeply recursive algorithms, and will also be auto-purging any remaining deeply nested bundles that may have lingered.

[jordancoles]

Dev capes all around