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Grinding Gear Games revealed that the release of Path of Exile: Betrayal witnessed 188,970 people flock to the game to play as early adopters, 123,565 of whom derived from Steam, which is a 28 percent improvement compared to the game's previous launch record.  Perhaps you will be more crystal clear about the importance of this remarkable achievement Path of Exile have acquired by this statement: From the game's initial release, which would be in 2014, to now, there is only one time that Path of Exile really achieved this accomplishment - ACU(Average Concurrent Users) and PCU(Peak Concurrent Users) both were up to 100, 000 - and that is undoubtedly now. Based on the data collected from Steam. It shows that starting on December 8, there are 3 peaks for Path of Exile Concurrent Players which are all numerically over 110,000 and the highest one was up to 120,000. For the last few days, Grinding Gear Games already made its own way up to the peak that wasn't able to ascend to...

Unless you are one of the crews that have been crystal clear to the capability of games like Runescape that leaving the real world out as you immerse yourself in the fantasy they demonstrate, you don't get to know the game whatsoever in all probability. Created and released in 2001 initially, Runescape is one of the many MMORPGs that fantasy and magic fandoms can play an encounter with other players. The world in Runescape has been evolved throughout all these years to accommodate the desires of those that are fond of wonderland and quests that are able to give out untold hours of amusement based upon the fans' affection. Runescape is rather all-around that isn't put down to the punctilious storylines and rigid narrative structure that some other games have adhered to. Below are a few fun facts about Runescape that you might not have heard of. 10. Runescape was originally developed as a browser game. A browser game is that the type of game can be played over a web b...

The anime MMO MapleStory 2 gets in a few days the first part of a big expansion called Skybound. With Skybound, you'll find lots of new content that will take you on an airship above the clouds. Off to the skies with a new class What does Skybound bring with it? Skybound is the first major expansion of the hit MMORPG MapleStory 2. The addon is so extensive that it appears in several parts. The first one already came earlier this morning. Victoria Island is threatened by the forces of darkness The Kingdom of Tria creates a powerful airship for the war: the Sky Fortress! You travel to the Sky Fortress, where new missions await you You will also meet five factions, including the Royal Guard, the Agents of Dark Wind, and the Lumiknights Wizards Each faction offers unique items in its own shop Daily quests take you through Maple World The new class Soul Binder is introduced, whose spells are powered by mantra cores that you have to collect PvP will be introdu...

Unlike any other games in the world, MapleStory 2 is rolling through the path that will have no intention of helping players socialize and bond with each other when facing to the reality that the world is getting smaller under advanced means of communication, even in the game.  There is no doubt that MapleStory 2 has done much better than MapleStory in so many ways, including customization contests, 3D graphics, exquisite anime style and so on. But an inconvenient truth is both the predecessor and the sequel is running under the same archaic server system which would never allow the tweaks like transferring players' character from the current server to another one come true. The recent clues to reveal this rigescent system is Nexon's attempts to deploy account-binding regulations for owners of Crystal Fragments, Chaos Onyx Crystals or Onyx Crystals. No one knows if there are more possessions or rewards in the future will be incorporated into those regulations. But...

From what we've already heard, GGG(Grinding Gear Games) revealed the upcoming contents of Path of Exile: Betrayal regarding challenges rewards and hideouts. You may have been hyped by what the new game would offer to all players in its premiere. But something is more tempting than what it does sound like - it's what it is shown off in a trailer. Based on the trailer's demonstration, we can glimpse the portrait of these challenge rewards in the rapid switchover. In the new Betrayal League, you will be able to complete 40 new challenges and earn exclusive microtransaction rewards. You may have got the gist of the bonus settings from the above trailer: Players will be rewarded with Betrayal Attachment, Betrayal Aura Effect, and Betrayal Cloak when they complete 12, 24 and 36 challenges respectively. In addition, you will get pieces of the Betrayal Totem Pole Hideout decoration by completing challenges.  The full list of Challenge rewards and more details will ...

There has been a pile of weapons and items in Fortnite Battle Royale throughout its existence, and some have been fairly dud to most of the players. Since its release in September 2017, Fortnite has seen its pool of items, weapons, and vehicles modified and upgraded dramatically. As a result, there have been some things inserted into the game that the player-base instantly turned away from hardly picked up during matches. It's hard to blame Epic Games for that, however, since the developers come up with ideas on a daily basis and not every single idea turns out to be a success. That being said, we've taken a trip down the memory lane in Fortnite to come up with a list of the top five most useless/under-powered weapons and items that have ever been added to the game.  Some of these items no longer exist in the core modes of the game and have been vaulted, while others continue to come out of Supply Drops and Loot Chests only to be hardly ever picked up. ...

For those owners of PS4 and fanboys of Path of Exile, this is something that not going to cheer anyone up while we are sharing it. Based on the earlier news from official POE website, devs of Path of Exile decided to delay the release of Path of Exile on PS4, from the due date December 7 that previously announced to release, to the estimated date in early February next year. Although it's commonplace for game devs to cancel the previous arrangement of releasing games, it's not easy to deal with the consequence yet for most of the PS4 owners who have been expecting this release scenario for these years. And most importantly, according to some stigmas in the game industry's history, this kind of put-offs has sometimes become the first shovel to a future grave - first is a delay with plausible reasons, then the second, third... there goes more and more delay with same reasons and one day, there will be an announcement saying the program is dead for good. However, instead of pe...