MMORPGs are so cherished by so many people. Gamers forget to eat, drink and they even give up sleep in their quest for chasing all their enemies in those virtual worlds, in order to become stronger and stronger, to rule the world and get to the end of the game in glory.
Age of Conan forums have just known an incendiary thread, after the Age of Conan producer announced that the early access program has been sold out.
With such huge scale games, you can never know how they are actually going to perform when they are launched. At tests, they may be just perfect, and when installed on the official servers, they may return unexpected errors and bugs. This is normal, if we think how many gamers are online at a given moment in time, and you realize that reproducing these conditions in a lab is impossible. Of course, how could for example, Age of Conan’s programmers and testers gather a huge crowd of people willing to play it and get paid for chasing the bugs? I’m sure Fancom did all their best to test even the most unpredictable situations, but you never know what life would bring you.
Nevertheless, it is not to be forgotten that Fancom reserved the right to modify the conditions of the Age of Conan Early Access program, so they cannot be blamed because they did.