Key Takeaways
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- High player traffic during Arc Raiders launch resulted in server issues and long queue times.
- Embark Studios provided 500 Raider Tokens to players as a gesture of thanks for their patience, but some players feel the cosmetic prices are still too high.
- Players are expressing dissatisfaction over the token compensation, stating it is insufficient.
- Embark Studios primary focus at this time is ensuring stable server performance in the future.
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Compensated Players Persist in Voicing Dissatisfaction over Arc Raiders’ Token Prices
Arc Raiders’ launch faced challenges due to high player traffic on day one, which led to server issues and long queue times. To thank players for their patience, Embark Studios provided 500 Raider Tokens to everyone who logged in on Sunday. However, some players remain dissatisfied, feeling that cosmetic prices are still too high, and the tokens offer insufficient compensation. Embark Studios is currently focused on ensuring stable server performance going forward.
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| Official Name | Groove Coaster: Initial Initial Echo Ego |
| Brief Summary | undefined |
| Genre | Music |
| Play Modes | Single player |
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