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Quinfall plans a focus on improving PvP content and rewards, boss difficulty, and party mobs in future patches
Developer Vawraek Technology has announced upcoming patches for the MMORPG The Quinfall, focusing on improving PvP content, rewards, boss difficulty, and party mob experiences. Future updates will also reintroduce weapon type change and armor weight adjustment coupons, add individual rewards to clan wars, and implement a tag and ping system for large-scale fights. The studio also committed to more frequent communication with players through bi-weekly development updates.
The best MMO and multiplayer deals from Steam’s 2026 summer sale and beyond
Steam's 2026 Summer Sale is offering significant discounts on a wide variety of MMO and multiplayer titles, including bundles and individual game sales. Notable deals include discounts on Palworld, Guild Wars 2, Dune Awakening, Destiny 2 DLC, Elder Scrolls Online, and many more, with prices slashed across numerous genres and publishers.
MMORPG The Quinfall announces a new project to name and shame cheaters and RMT bots
Vawraek Technology, the developer of the MMORPG The Quinfall, has announced a new 'Wall of Shame' project to publicly list banned players. This initiative aims to increase transparency regarding rule violations such as real money trading and cheating. The studio previously stated that around 100 RMT accounts were actioned.
Quinfall shares the series of features confirmed for the 3v3 arena arriving in its next patch
Vawraek Technology has confirmed the features for The Quinfall's upcoming 3v3 arena mode, which will include a matchmaking queue, win trading penalties, a weekly league system, and rewards for all participants. The arena will enforce specific team compositions with one tank and one healer, and matches will be best-of-three. A release date for the update has not yet been announced.
The MOP Up: The Quinfall loses some data after a global hosting glitch
The Quinfall has announced a limited amount of data loss due to a global technical issue affecting Amazon's Middle East servers. This disruption impacted the game's website and Twitch Drops system. Other smaller MMO news includes Warframe clarifying a data breach claim, The Finals bringing back its Bunny Hop mode, and updates for Wakfu, World of Tanks, Neverwinter, Runescape, Titan Quest II, and Synduality Echo of Ada.
MMO Week in Review: Pre-seasoning Elder Scrolls Online
This week's MMO news roundup covers updates for Elder Scrolls Online, World of Warcraft's Midnight expansion, and previews for Final Fantasy XIV and Palia. The article also discusses player tendencies to rush MMORPG expansions and features opinions on various titles and industry issues, including comments from Jeff Kaplan regarding Activision Blizzard.
Quinfall outlines update plans for monsters, world bosses, PvP features, and more sources of currency
Vawraek Technology has outlined upcoming updates for the sandbox MMORPG Quinfall, focusing on enhancing high-level monsters with improved rewards and strategy, and scheduling world bosses for regular spawns. The plans also include new PvP content such as a new map, arena modes, and a revised olympic war system, alongside increased availability of the tera currency through various activities. Most of these changes are expected within the next 15 days.
MMORPG The Quinfall buffs its America server infrastructure as player population stays strong
The MMORPG The Quinfall is strengthening its North American server infrastructure to accommodate its sustained player population. Developer Vawraek Technology has released multiple patches addressing various issues and improving game mechanics, including a significant upgrade to the America server architecture. The studio also reverted a change to altar XP distribution following community feedback.
MMO Week in Review: The clock strikes Midnight
This week's MMO news roundup covers the early access launch of World of Warcraft: Midnight, BitCraft entering its second early access phase, and Gamigo reviving Gloria Victis. The article also touches on layoffs at Corepunk, Discord's postponed age verification rollout, and various updates and issues across numerous other MMO titles.