Rocksteady offers compensation to players following temporary Suicide Squad server closure

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Rocksteady offers compensation to players following temporary Suicide Squad server closure

As we've seen, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League had a turbulent launch, to say the least. Indeed, the servers went offline for several hours just after the start of early access. The developers were forced to take this decision due to a major bug affecting player progress.

All is now back to normal, but Rocksteady Studios wants to make up for the inconvenience. Each user received 2000 LutherCoins (the game's premium currency), the equivalent of $20.

Players can now purchase skins, most of which are available at 1,000 LutherCoins each.

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