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Escape From Tarkov developer has apologized on Twitter for a weekend server problems, which kept many players out of the game or caused them to be cut off mid-attack. But the studio Battlestate Games do more than just apologize - it's compensated with 1 million players in the game rubles to the problem.

In a tweet explaining the situation, Battlestate Games said players have three days (starting February 10) to collect them free money in the game. Just load the game and find your compensation in the form of a letter on the bottom right of your messenger. You can collect your rubles even if you do not play Escape From Tarkov this weekend and are not directly affected by the problem server. The letter will remain in your messages for 48 hours by the time you login. If you've launched the game but has not collected rubles, you should check out now before it's too late.

Server and connectivity problems have plagued Tarkov since its release a few years ago. The latest update, is applied to the month of October 2019 should lay the groundwork to upgrade infrastructure that support the game. It seems the team at Battlestate still have much work to do to shore up the experience for the player. The server was taken early this moing for another update, and patch notes are available via Twitter. If you want to know where to Buy Escape from Tarkov Euros, z2u.com will be your best choice.

To get 1 million rubles, just log on to the client and start the game. You will have a message waiting for you that will allow you to claim a two and a half million Ruble cash pile. Note that after you log into the game, you only have 48 hours to claim their rubles before they are no longer available.

Unfortunately, this is not the only controversy BattleState Games have seen in recent months. The developers recently came under fire and responded to accusations of sexism. As an escape from Tarkov grew in popularity, things seem to be appearing more and more frequently.