Rocksteady Offers $20 in-game currency as a Kill The Justice League Server Downtime Reward

During the early access period of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, players encountered an issue when the game’s servers experienced prolonged downtime. To compensate for this inconvenience, the game’s developer, Rocksteady, is taking a generous approach by offering affected players $20 worth of in-game currency.

Kill The Justice League Server Downtime Reward

The issue started when Suicide Squad became available for early access this week to players who had bought the $100 deluxe edition. However, the game was quickly taken offline within an hour due to a bug that mistakenly marked the story as finished. Adding to the frustration, Kill the Justice League experienced additional downtime on January 30, further shortening the early access period for enthusiastic players eager to immerse themselves in the thrilling game world.

In response to these issues, Rocksteady is distributing 2,000 LutherCoins, equivalent to $20 of in-game currency, to all players affected by the server troubles. The game’s developer expressed gratitude to the community for their patience during this period, aiming to ensure that players feel compensated for the disruption.

Rocksteady is giving players who had to experience the downtime yesterday 20$ worth of in game currency to spend of skins in the shop.
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How to Claim Your $20 In-game Currency Reward

To claim the in-game currency, players can pick up their LutherCoins in the Hall of Justice Mailbox. However, it’s important to note that eligibility requires actively playing Suicide Squad over the last two days; merely owning the game won’t grant the reward. Despite the difficulties, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is already creating a buzz with its upcoming content after the game’s release. Hints indicate that players will be able to face off against Mr. Freeze and potentially engage in combat with Deathstroke, further enhancing the anticipation surrounding the game.

On a brighter note, the game introduces a new character, the beloved Joker, along with his distinctive rocket-powered umbrella, as a post-launch update. Players also have the opportunity to pay homage to the esteemed comic book artist Michael Broussard by exploring the Bat Museum within the game. As Rocksteady addresses server issues and plans for future content, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League continues to engage players in its dynamic and evolving universe.