<ul><li>In the world of crowdfunded MMOs, Star Citizen faced backlash for introducing pay-to-win ship gear, leading to player outrage and promises of in-game availability of future components.</li><li>Fractured is going dark for six months to work on a reboot scheduled for early 2026.</li><li>Embers Adrift launched on Steam, Ashes of Creation saw 8000 concurrent players, and Puzkin canceled its Kickstarter.</li><li>Bohemia launched the Kickstarter for Everwind, which is likely to fund.</li><li>Star Citizen plans to make ship components buyable in-game from day one, with current items available for purchase in June.</li><li>Fractured Online is going offline until 2026 for another reboot.</li><li>Over 1000 players spent 2.6 million minutes during Monsters & Memories' April playtest.</li><li>Ashes of Creation achieved over 8000 concurrent players in one realm during weekend testing.</li><li>Puzkin, a kid-friendly MMO, canceled its Kickstarter to focus on community building.</li><li>Stars Reach game director discussed material density, XP rates, and skill trees.</li></ul>

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