Dark Age of Camelot: F2P Changes & MMO Roundup

Dark Age of Camelot is celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with an event running through next Wednesday, but the bigger news for lapsed players is a change to the free-to-play eligibility. Broadsword has reduced the inactivity requirement for Endless Conquest from 180 days to 120 days, making it easier for former adventurers to jump back in without a subscription. Additionally, the house repossession timer tied to account inactivity will return in the upcoming 1.127 patch, so players should log in to keep their properties.

Major Updates and New Content

This week’s MMO roundup also includes major updates for The Division 2, which just launched the Warlords of New York expansion, and Diablo III’s Season 20 with fresh class sets. Revelation Online introduced the Skyfeather Trials, a new activity offering powerful rewards.

Platform, Service, and Server News

On the platform front, Ubisoft has joined GeForce Now, expanding the streaming library. Steam launched a News Hub for on-the-go browsing, and Google Stadia is adding The Crew 2. However, not all news is positive: New Frontier is shutting down its Asian servers on March 20.

Patch Notes and Quick Hits

Blade & Soul NEO Divine Gems

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