The town half of the gamers could be killed or create it to the last bracket, a game-breaking bug, where occurred. This mode has a damaging fog that compels players to the last places, hitting the farther from the center one is. They had been teleported to the dueling location Whenever the 128 players advanced to the bracket that was 1v1. It turned out that the fog was not disabled in this region, and it killed every player.

To make matters worse stats, accounts, and items have deleted upon departure. Runescape was paused for nearly 45 minutes before audiences were made aware. A solutions appeared possible: reinstate the accounts, roll back the whole game state or individual balances, or postpone the event until all players have been accounted for. A different approach was taken by jagex.

The alternative players obtained was to be given all with equal level, balances foundation weapons 94 stats, and armor. Every participant that had above level 94 in battle skills and died to this bug dropped their damage potential. Players who grinded for armor and the very best weapons were given mediocre replacements. The commentators for its event explained that this fix was the fairest for everybody. The 128 players will at least get an opportunity. The commentators estimated twenty five minutes for players to be revived and the tournament to continue, making the delay one hour.

Fast forward two hoursand the tournament was at a standstill. Some players obtained new accounts to play on, such as SkillSpecs, a streamer, content creator, and guest participant. At least the delay has been taken to guarantee everyone could participate, right? Not exactly.

Players that were flowing the event, for example Mika279, SparcMac, and AbdullahDaGod, still waited for any update in their accounts. They turned to Twitter to realize they were not getting this chance. Almost half of the affected players, after three hours of delay, could be left without the opportunity to compete. Allowing players underpowered accounts to play on seemed like a poor decision at the time, which made it worse.
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