A damaging effect, called Corrupted Blood, ravaged thousands of players, and left lower-leveled characters in an unavoidable death loop. The effect, known as a debuff, was a temporary condition, but one that could spread to other players if they stood close enough to one another, just like a real virus. A week after the outbreak, it forced Blizzard to restart every WoW server to stop the problem from spreading out of control.
The infection originated from Hakkar the Soulflayer — the boss of the first player raid Blizzard released. Hakkar would cast Corrupted Blood on players, and it would damage them for about 10 seconds. Players would spread the effect to others if they got too close to those infected. After the 10 seconds were done, or players finished the boss battle, the damaging effect was supposed to end. A programming oversight allowed the debuff to spread beyond the site of the Hakkar boss fight and into the world at large.
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