The List: The Most Anticipated MMOs of 2019

Another year, another list of the games we hope don’t suck in 2019. MMOs have been waiting what seems forever to get something new, and this year there is no shortage of upcoming games to look forward to. The question is – will any of them actually release in 2019, or will it be another year of waiting for the next big thing?

Blade & Soul Team Hints at a New Ranged Damage Class

During a South Korean media event with the Blade & Soul team, it came to light that a new class is in the works. According to MMOCulture, the class will be a ranged damage dealer that will provide a challenging level of gameplay for longtime players. Those choosing the class will have additional manual control elements to use and will need to utilize angles and distance to maximize damage. There is no release window for the Korean version, let alone the NA version.

Fallout 76 Devs Tease New Features Including PvP Mode, Player Vending & More

The Bethesda blog has been updated with a very brief note to wish the Fallout 76 community a happy new year. Devs report that a “big update that will address many of the issues you’ve been providing feedback on” is coming soon and that patch notes will be published in the near future. In addition, the team promises a number of big features will be coming to FO76 throughout 2019.

Anthem VIP and Open Demo Dates & Details

Over the holidays, Anthem and EA released some new information about the upcoming demos for the game. There will be two demos made available, one for “VIPs” who preorder the game or who are EA/Origin Access members and a second free demo that anyone can play. The VIP demo will be available from January 25th to January 27th and those who take part will earn an exclusive item after Anthem launches. The open demo will be available from February 1st to February 3rd.

What Can MMOs Learn from Red Dead Redemption 2? – TheHiveLeader

Red Dead Remption 2 is a really good game, however it’s not perfect. But that doesn’t mean it can’t teach us something. Namely, that doesn’t mean it can’t teach MMOS something. There are a few things that TheHiveLeader thinks Read Dead Redemption 2 could teach the faltering genre, and help lead it to a better future. Let’s find out what they are!