Mmorpg Dune: Awakening Servers Rolled Back Due to Exploit Impacting Player Bases
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Dune: Awakening experienced a significant exploit that allowed player bases to be damaged or destroyed. In response, several servers were rolled back to a previous state to mitigate the issue. Additionally, all servers were temporarily shut down for an emergency fix.
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2026-02-24
Servers rolled back to fix exploit affecting player bases
2026-02-24
All servers shut down for emergency fix due to exploit
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