Posted Jan 13, 2009 at 10:23PM by Mabie A. Listed in: News, Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures Tags: Funcom, North America
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Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures - Image 1A sure sign that you're losing players is when you have to reduce the number of your servers. This is precisely what's happening with Funcom's Age of Conan as the company closes down over half of their servers, this revealed in their very own forums.

As statistics would have it., the company will be shutting down 31 of their servers, making it from 49 to a dwindling 18. In the North America and Oceanic regions, 24 mergers are being combined into just six. Also, the one player-versus-player server and two-player-versus -environment will be the only ones retained, and each will even be combining the population to a mere six or seven existing servers.

Meanwhile, European gamers will have 12 servers retained, but this is mostly due to the need to have a variety of server types in each of four languages. But over all, the English-language Euro servers are down from 13 to four.

You can check out the list of servers affected over at the Age of Conan forums via the source link below.

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   by Navani - 2009-01-14
 » ooh

Ouch

   by Hekynn - 2009-01-15
 » ya

ya there even loosing me too lol since I'm going back to EQ2 next month since I heard they added more Vista support and Quad Core support as well.

   by Dragoon - 2009-01-16
 » I believe it.

It's their ***** customer support! Here comes my short rant..
So I upgrade my video card to play AoC and other newer games, pop it in and start AoC up first thing. It looked absolutely horrible. So, I canceled my account thinking it was the drivers that were too new. A slew of people were having the same problem at the time. I emailed customer support and asked if I could get a few days added on to my account to see if the problems were gone since it had been a while and I refused to pay for another month just to see if things worked right. Well, they wouldn't do it. Absolutely no reason, since I lost the last half of a month of active game time. I didn't go back, and I won't(Unless they give me some time to test it out again!). I loved the game, PvP was GREAT, but I'm not wasting any more money on it. I really did love it and it makes me sad that they are failing though I can see why and it is their own fault.

   by melty3219 - 2009-01-25
 » LOL

haha so much for AoC killing WoW -.- just a collossous waste of money tbh

   by Power_Surge - 2009-01-25
 » Welcome back!

Welcome back to WoW, guys - we missed you. Don't leave us again.



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