The popular survival game Rust suffered a setback this week when the game’s data center in Strasbourg, France caught on fire, bringing the servers down and wiping data. Producer Alistair McFarlane has spoken to PC Gamer about the situation and how the team was able to get the servers back up and running in short order.

McFarlane said when he woke up at 7 AM, his phone was already overrun with messages about the fire that took place overnight. McFarlane said he didn’t imagine it would be such a bad situation because “data centers these days are built to high standards with advanced fire suppression systems.” Even so, the fire ripped through the data center and crashed Rust’s EU servers.

Thankfully, no one was injured, but it took hours for firefighters to put out the blaze.

“I was utterly shocked when I saw the pictures on Twitter of the building fully engulfed on fire,” McFarlane said. “It was clear we needed a plan to get the affected servers back online and commu…

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