What should I do after opening the new-password page?
Enter a new BotLobbies website password and repeat it exactly in the confirmation field. The current password rules require 12 to 128 characters; the recovery link authorizes the change and should remain private.
Choose a password for the website account
Use a password you have not reused for Epic, your email inbox, or another service. The form checks that the two entries match and the server checks the password rules before completing the change. Spaces and other characters are part of the password rather than something you should expect the service to silently trim. Save the exact value through your usual password manager or another private method. Neither support nor another player needs to receive the new password in order to help with a connection problem.
Read the completion message carefully
If the change completes and account access opens successfully, the browser returns to the website. If the page says the password has already changed and asks you to sign in, use that new password on the normal account form. Do not keep submitting the recovery link as though it should create another session indefinitely. The recovery flow uses the link for a single password change, and an already-applied attempt is handled differently from a change that has not yet been saved successfully.
Recover from an invalid link without guessing
An expired, revoked, or previously used link can be rejected as invalid. Request a fresh link through the forgotten-password option rather than editing the token or borrowing another person's email. Changing the website password invalidates access tied to the older password version, so another browser may need to sign in again. If you are unsure whether the change succeeded, follow the page's specific message and try the normal login with the new password. A browser error alone does not justify changing the bot's linked Epic credentials.