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World of Warships and World of Warships: Legends are flush with May content, with the newest round of updates announced, including new French Cruisers on PC and early access for Pan-European Destroyers on console.
It looks like Arma’s next title will be called Arma Reforger, and could be coming to consoles if a leaked marketing document turns out to be legit.
In a new video, ZeniMax is pulling the veil back on some of the history surrounding the Systres archipelago, the setting for this year’s Elder Scrolls Online chapter, High Isle.
For those looking to sink your teeth into Ubisoft’s library of RPGs and open-world games, another avenue to do so is opening up on Sony’s platform. Today, Ubisoft announced that it will be bringing its Ubisoft+ subscription service to PlayStation Plus, with27 titles available to users on day one.
Dragonslayer, Neverwinter’s upcoming dragon-fueled module, will launch on June 14th across all platforms. This is the first time in Neverwinter’s history of a simultaneous launch across PC and console.
Bradford used to be vehemently anti-subscription back in the day – it’s what kept him from experiencing some of the older gems of the MMORPG genre. However, as subscriptions are more optional than not nowadays, the question isn’t whether or not a subscription should or should not be in place, but whether that sub offers enough value to make it worth while.
By now, Path of Exile fans have probably had some time with the latest challenge league, Sentinel, which released on PC on May 13th. Producer Chris Wilson took to reddit to explain about the changes they’ve made to monster difficulty, along with some upcoming changes as well.
Each week, we scour the internet for all things indie MMO-related so you don’t have to. This week, the weather isn’t the only thing heating up, with many of our indie MMOs headed into Alpha or Beta Tests in the near future. There was also an insane number of patches and updates pushed out this week. With so much to cover, let’s quit wasting time and start this week’s Indie MMO Spotlight.
For nearly 4 weeks now, problems related of the FFXIV 6.1 updates’ housing lottery have been ongoing. Back in April, Producer and Director of Final Fantasy 14, Naoki Yoshida addressed concerns related to several severe bugs which prevented players from successfully winning their bids, and in some cases, plots shows that there were no applicants at all. In the latest message, Yoshida has outlined the steps that they will take going forward to resolve the housing problem.
Aion has been one of NC’s (Formerly NCSoft) few games that have been around for more than a decade. With limited updates over the past year, the Producer’s Letter has graced us at a time where new updates have just rolled out for both Aion and Aion Classic. The Producers, Min Lee and Wesley White talk a little about what’s still coming to the game, as well as indicating that they have been making positive changes to contend with a lower stream of players.