Quote Originally Posted by Erakir View Post
There are reports on the reddit thread of people winning with the highest number (i.e. 8 bidders, #8 wins) so it doesn't appear to be a purely off-by-one error. Seems like the whole range was considered plus zero.

This sort of thing is the basics among basics and the QA & coders are hopefully getting reamed into the ground right now for whatever the underlying issue is considering how significant a feature this was.
If this was the case, then it's definitely not a beginner's coding issue. It's most likely a system crash issue. A programmer usually does a failsafe so the whole system doesn't crash. Most likely, midway through going through the processing, the system overloaded and crashed, so it started outputting null values or 0s. Thus, while some winners were processed, the remaining plots had the winner become 0.

The chances of THIS many plots getting 0 is a little too high for this to be RNG.