Kakao Games himself ruined the Archeage economy sharing one code?

Archibald is simply unlucky. It's perfect Labor, which goes on awful publishers. Since this title is available in Europe, there is always something wrong. Some have hoping that Aka Games will be different, but not — and this publisher added to the stove.

What did Aka Games spoil? Recently, an Exploit appeared, which the company was silent. Under the emphasis of the community they admitted that they know about him and act to remove it. The situation was repeated with another mistake of this type. Now, however, the situation turned out to be outstanding unusual, because the problems of Archibald suits the same... Cocoa Games! What is it about?

A hand on Twitter was organized, the requirement was to reiterate a specific entry:

50 Retweets: Labor Recharger X 5 and Sandstorm Crystal x 10 100 RETWEETS: Labor Recharger X 10 and Sandstorm Crystal x 20 200 Retweets: Labor Recharger x 20 and Sandstorm Crystal x 50

The action began during the start of the game and December 20 Aka Games made available codes (activation once to the account) to Archibald and Archibald Unchained on Labor Recharger X 5 and Sandstorm Crystal X 10. Crystals are a valid currency in this Labor, so the code was popular. Even very popular, because the community created additional accounts to pick up these sweets in the game.

There would be nothing wrong with it, if it were not for the fact that they were then sent by Sandstorm Crystal to their main account using Family / Guild Storage. As a result, the Acreage market was flooded with materials, as well as characters with premium objects: costumes with statistics, undergarments (undergarments), mounts and gliders.

Aka Games did not react quickly enough, but took appropriate steps to erase the situation in Acreage. The publisher turned out the mentioned codes, but they passed 24 hours since this way to fast earnings acted freely on servers. Did Rollback await us? Maybe Aka Games Pound everything under the carpet and will pass away? It's hard to specify — for this moment we do not have specific concretes.