Moe Lane

Post-apocalyptic old-style mutant tactical combat.

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FunCom is calling the The MEGAversary Warped Songs Contest!

This contest will ask for submissions from you, the [Secret Worlds Legends] community, to take a popular song and warp it into something… wonderful! Or something funny and perhaps even hilarious! Take a well know song and subvert the lyrics to fit SWL and it’s theme, it could be anything… from “The Sounds of Violence”, to “Filth Bomb” or “Filth Pools in Kaidan”. It’s for YOU to come up with something that fits the overall melody and structure of a song and just WARP the Be-Gaiazeus out of it!

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Always great when you gotta explain.

While we can't give any immediate promises about the future of PvE Conflict, the team is acutely aware of the feedback you're sending our way. There's more information about the reasoning behind this change on our forums: https://t.co/TKKYu4uSpr

— CONAN EXILES (@ConanExiles) May 9, 2018

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GameTyrant reminds me that Conan Exiles is dropping in about three weeks:

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This might annoy me, except that FunCom’s only publishing Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden.

We're very excited to announce Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden, a tactical adventure game developed by @LanditBandit and published by @funcom. See the brand new CGI trailer for a first look at this strange world and its inhabitants.

Check out https://t.co/ZVFyvzXSli for more! pic.twitter.com/7TF0YJa5fG

— Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden (@MYZRoadToEden) February 28, 2018

The Agent System.

⚠ The servers are coming down for an update Tuesday, February 27th at 9:00 AM EST / 14:00 GMT / 15:00 CET. The downtime is estimated to last three (3) hours.

Welcome to the Agent Network.

Timezone converter: https://t.co/lnslOsBSlG

— Secret World Legends (@SecretWorldLgds) February 26, 2018

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Also, stage two of any vanity transfers from your old The Secret World account to the new Secret World Legends account.  So, basically, go into your old account, buy every pet and hat you can find, and generally drain your account of various currencies.  Then go transfer it over, and voila! – You get a bunch of your old cosmetics back.

…Yeah, I know that this isn’t really interesting to people who read me and who don’t play SWL, but it’s the second-most exciting thing that’s going to happen around here this week*.  Anyway, they’re going to be putting up the Tokyo Docks this week, and there’s a bunch of changes involved.  It’s promising to be very exciting, although I don’t think that we’re quite at the point where we’re getting the Tokyo dungeons back; I guess those and the Tokyo Lair is going to be bundled up with the Orochi Tower later. (more…)

Well, I guess it’s an indication that Secret World Legends is succeeding: gold farming is alive and well. From Facebook:

Over this past weekend, our systems identified a number of accounts that were involved in purchasing Marks of Favour from third-party sites. These accounts are now suspended, and we will continue taking action against similar accounts moving forward.

Please be aware that we are taking a no-tolerance approach to this matter. Currency that these third-party sellers offer comes from purchases made with stolen payment information. This is the case for nearly every instance of this we’ve come across, and this is considered fraud.

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And I suspect that FunCom and I have slightly different definitions of what ‘XXL’ means.  They are located in Sweden, after all.  Still, it’s a pretty design:

Which is good to hear, because FunCom’s The Secret World is still my favorite MMO.  Although it hasn’t had much new stuff, and I was worried about that, mind you. But I hadn’t realized how worried I should have been:

Speaking to Engadget at GDC, [FunCom] creative director Joel Bylos said the company was so close to bankruptcy before Conan Exiles it was borrowing from investors to make payroll. Seeking a way out of this dire situation, Funcom took to SteamSpy to see what sort of games sold strongly enough to make the bank needed to keep the company afloat – and which it could afford to make. The plethora of dodgy survival games on Steam was the answer.

“These games sell a lot, but they’re not that high quality. We could definitely hit that bar,” Bylos said. And lo! Conan Exiles was born.

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