Launching a new MMORPG is never easy - along with all the regular worries of releasing any game to the public, you also have to deal with server strain, and ensuring that players can explore the world and interact as intended. You're contending with established titans such as World of Warcraft and FF14, and with big-budget new free-to-play games like Throne and Liberty. Indie MMO The Quinfall recently launched into early access on Friday January 24, offering a vast medieval fantasy world for players to explore. It promises plenty to do across both PvE and PvP, with dozens of professions and a driving central story, but server issues and optimization concerns have left it with a negative Steam reception so far.
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