Dear Funcom ( @AndyB) ,
now I, you and AoC have known each other for a long time.
We have seen so many together, so many hours of fun, good satisfactions but also delusion and missed promises.
Given the level of confidence and knowledge achieved, let’s not turn around too much, let’s play uncovered cards.
Will the new content or not be there?
It is useless for us to make fun of ourselves, if it is not there and you will say it after a long time, the disappointment will be great, so it is better to do it now, content yes, content no?
It’s a simple question
I do not want to be controversial and I would like it not to be flame down here (trolls and haters stay away), I would just like a simple answer from someone who knows something!!!
Not all references are gone.
If you check Funcom’s financial report for 1Q 2019, you will see that the listed activities there for Age of Conan are:
“During 1Q: Siege of Blood end, Unconquered Mode
After 1Q: Onslaught Game Mode”
So far this “Onslaught Game mode” has not materialized, nor is it mentioned in the Q2 financial report.
I’m not sure why they insist on never giving any information and not being more transparent. They did the same for the last announcements, like the Saga End Date.
It’s very smart to not tell to a wide public things you are planning to do before it is absolutely sure you can meet the expectations. Otherwise this will backfire when things dont go as planned.
Yes, but it isn’t supposed to be anything special. People just asked for and AoC stream, and they said sure. So we will just get the typical CM shenanigans
I mean that was almost to be expected after no news since the announcing on stream.
What’s hard for me to understand is why no one is even bothering to give this information to the communtiy. Replying to one of the existing threads about this topic or making a new info thread literally takes one minute.
Meanwhile saying in the stream today that AoC still is a profitable game.
It doesn’t take much. Probably just has to be enough to keep the servers running, and maybe they include a portion of the GM staff wages. They reduce the number of GMs, move all devs to other projects, and that makes running the MMOs really cheap, as very minimal resources are put towards them.
