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"Our coders work day and night."
Doomsday Survival MMO Last Oasis was launched after a server problem, which caused many games to be unavailable, so it went offline for up to a week.
Last Oasis debuted via Steam Early Access on Thursday, March 26, but was quickly plagued by server issues. Players reported being unable to load into the game due to severe wait times and server crashes. However, few people were involved, and they reported on the interesting experience of the game itself.
In a video posted to Twitter last night, developer Donkey Crew announced that the game is now offline. All owners are eligible for a "no doubt" refund.
We will suspend the Last Oasis server for the next 7 days. No matter what time you play, you will get a full refund. Https://t.co/U6Ixhr1sDQ
-The Last Oasis (@OasisNomad) March 29, 2020
A Donkey team spokesman said: "We will take the server offline for up to 7 days." "Our coders have been working around the clock day and night and we need sleep. We need to properly investigate why our load test did not address this issue. , Find out the cause, find out the correct cause and solve it.
"A lot of people mentioned that this is not the way to get early access to games, we totally agree. This is not the way to get early access to games. Therefore, we decided that everyone who is dissatisfied with the current state of the game should get regardless of game time You can get a full refund for the length of time, without asking any questions, just go to Steam.
"We've also received some positive messages, and we're happy to hear these messy news, so thank you. We promise it will happen. Many people say this game is great and they just want to play it. So we will deliver on our promises as soon as possible. We are really sorry for this situation. We will resolve it and thank you for your patience. "
When the server was performing well, Emma played "The Last Oasis" before the release of its Early Access Edition and found it to be an interesting survival MMO for Rust, even though there are no signs of ending the game yet.
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