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Players in the World of Warcraft have organized an in-game protest in the wake of sexual discrimination allegations levied at Activision Blizzard by the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing. The protest, organized by role-playing guild Fence Macabre, is seeing players file into the social hub of Oribos to protest Activision Blizzard over the allegations it fostered a "frat boy culture."
In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, the California Department of Fair Employment And Housing is alleging Activision Blizzard has fostered a "frat boy" culture which saw female employees contending with unequal pay, sexual harrassment and more. This filing comes after a two-year long investigation, according to Bloomberg Law.
Book of Travels was slated to hit its early access date on August 9th, however the team has delayed the TMORPG till August 30th.
Earlier today we reported on a player reports that New World was potentially bricking high end Nvidia GPUs. While the issue seems more hardware-based than the game itself, Amazon did take to their forums to detail some steps players could take in order to ensure that their GPUs would remain unaffected. Now the team is assuring players in a statement on Twitter that it is entirely safe to play New World’s beta.
TitanReach, the upcoming indie MMORPG from Square Root Studios, announced today that their upcoming early access period will actually be free to play. Those who did purchase early access….access…will recevie some in-game loot and titles as a thank you as the MMO gears up for its eventual launch.
New World’s closed beta launched yesterday, seeing almost 200K players descend on Aeternum at the onset. However, for some in the MMOs player base, it hasn’t been all rosy, as reports have trickled in via Reddit that RTX 3090 owners, specifically EVGA 3090 users, have seen the MMO brick their GPUs.
New World’s closed beta launched yesterday, seeing almost 200K players descend on Aeternum at the onset. However, for some in the MMOs player base, it hasn’t been all rosy, as reports have trickled in via Reddit that RTX 3090 owners, specifically EVGA 3090 users, have seen the MMO brick their GPUs.
Bethesda is bringing Fallout Worlds, new customizable servers to Fallout 76 this September, which will allow players to change their rulesets and make the Appalachia they’ve always wanted to experience.
If you’ve been following Final Fantasy 14 even within just the last month, you might notice that the MMO’s common areas feel a little bit…crowded. This is thanks to a multitude of factors, but FFXIV is seeing great population growth in the wake of it. Today, Naoki Yoshida, the MMO’s producer, took to the official website to address this trend.
To say people have been excited for New World has been an understatement as the MMO officially hit its long-awaited closed beta today. As a result, thousands upon thousands of players descended upon the MMO, with SteamDB showing nearly 200K people jumping into Aeternum as the floodgates opened this morning.