90002 Error Booting Players from Ultros

[Malzian]

I was implying an outside change to the code

Possible but highly unlikely. Someone would have had to have broken into SE's system to do that and if you're the type of person to push into a system like that generally you're going to try and be silent about it and look to see if you can get to user account info. I really think it was just an internal process that locked up or something, it's the simplest and most plausible explanation that doesn't require something extraordinary to have happened.

[Scbass00]

Possible but highly unlikely. Someone would have had to have broken into SE's system to do that and if you're the type of person to push into a system like that generally you're going to try and be silent about it and look to see if you can get to user account info. I really think it was just an internal process that locked up or something, it's the simplest and most plausible explanation that doesn't require something extraordinary to have happened.

very true, youre most likely right, the connection servers probably just went down causing the mainfraim to try and reboot it to prevent data loss after doing a quick hotswap backup, and the main frame just decided to take it offline to avoid any detrimental effects, at first tho it was starting to look like a tap, but I think you do have a point. It does look like it was an issue with the smaller connection servers and not the SuperServers that run the software strings