First Age of Conan server merge successful
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When news of impending server merges in Age of Conan broke in December, it caused a bit of a stir -- particularly in the post's comments. Age of Conan Producer Craig Morrison later said the merges would take place in stages, but then technical issues arose, postponing these changes for roughly a month before Funcom was confident it could go off without a hitch.
Earlier today, one month after the initial plan, the first set of servers were merged in Age of Conan: Bloodspire and Hyperborea have now merged into Bloodspire. Apparently AoC's virtual realm did not implode as the worlds were spliced together. Glen 'Famine' Swan, Age of Conan's US Community Manager, jokes, "I'm currently on Bloodspire now watching the global spam." Well there you go, business as usual in Hyborea. For the Age of Conan players among our readership, did the server merge affect you in any way -- be it positive or negative?













Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
2X said on 9:51PM 1-07-2009
Turned out great to me!! The merged server is packed, every zone is full of people and action.
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MightyIdle said on 9:46AM 1-08-2009
That's awesome. That's the one thing that's been lacking for me since I re-subbed, the population. Everything else has been fun.
If the mergers are helping the population issues, we're in for a good time.
Brian! said on 10:51PM 1-07-2009
Nice to know people still play this game.
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Alarie said on 11:05PM 1-07-2009
Awesome to hear!
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ricardo said on 11:16AM 1-08-2009
Its awesome, I have renewed excitement for the game. It's joyous to see people to group with, and people LFG.
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David said on 12:54AM 1-15-2009
yeah i have characters on Cimmeria and Doom Sayer, cant wait for a server merge of either of the servers
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Nuutador said on 2:48AM 1-09-2009
Grats for Bloodspireans and Hyperboreans!
Eagerly waiting for my server to merge too, for the population is a bit of an issue.
Let the population come!
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