If the source for an ability directly says its not on purpose, must i make a CRT to remove it?

[noninho]

So, I was checking DDTank's Cthulhu out to try and make a match and I saw that for the Likely Invisibility it's a video of the stage where the player hits an invisible being, which is indeed Cthulhu. But here's the thing:
From 39:42 to 40:07 of the video linked in the profile, that I link here, the guy who's playing says that he's bugged on that phase of the fight, here's the quote:

É interessante que vocês consigam matar esse daqui sem perder o POW nas continhas, tá? É bom que vocês passem para a próxima etapa e matem ele tendo POW em todas e com as 4 vidas...esse é o cenário ideal pra passar essa instância. Se isso não acontecer vai ser bem chato, porque depois que vocês matarem ele, vocês vão ter que acertar uma espécie de totem que tá bugado, que fica invisível aqui no meio do mapa.

Which translates from Brazilian Portuguese to English as:

It's interesting that you kill this one without losing POW in every account, ok? It's good that you go the next step and kill him having POW and 4 lives in all of them...that's the ideal scenario to pass this part. If this doesn't happen it will be real bad, because after you kill him, you will have to hit some kind of totem that's bugged, staying invisible here in the middle of the map.

At 41:32 this is, indeed, what happens, with him even saying that this is ridiculous.

There's even a comment where he talks about another, previous, version not letting him use a character in certain way on that fight, which shows that he indeed is experienced on it and can tell when something is bugged there.

Taking into account that our mods are really occupied and will take a long time to vote this out, the ability was even marked as "likely" and DDTank is not the most active supported verse in the site, am I obligated to make a CRT to take this power out?

 

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