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Fall in three months! “Magic Meeting: Legend” announced the end of operation in October and the termination of the home computer version release plan
Reporter Wu Baixun / Comprehensive Report
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Fall in three months! “Magic Meeting: Legend” announced the end of operation in October and the termination of the home computer version release plan
The MMORPG game “Magic: Legends” (Magic: Legends), developed by Cryptic Studios and published by Perfect World China, just started its public beta in March this year, but the official announced today (30) that the game will cease operation, in October The server will be shut down on the 31st and the game will not be officially launched, and the Steam and PC version will also be suspended.
Cryptic announced on the official website, Said “Magic Wind and Cloud Club: Legend” will officially shut down the game server at 11:59 pm on October 31st, Pacific time this year (11/01 2:59 pm Taiwan time), and all players will be in ARC during the public testing period. And the expenses on the Epic Games platform can get a full refund. The game can currently be logged in to play, but the Kejin Mall has been closed, and all items will be available for purchase with normal game currency this week.
The official said that the game will not be officially launched, and whether there is a chance for the future resurrection of “Magic: Legend”, there is no relevant plan at present: “”Magic: Legend” did not reach the goal, but we feel that we have achieved Proud. Thanks to Wizards of the Coast, we are able to bring the vast world of magic to the players. We have learned some valuable lessons in the process, and we will use them to improve the future development of Cryptic.”
As a massively multiplayer online action role-playing game (MMOARPG) of the well-known trading card game “Magic and Wind Club” series, “Magic: Legend” will only be available on the Perfect World international platform Arc when it is open for public beta at the end of March. It was launched with Epic Games, but due to its relatively high proportion of the game’s micro-transactions, cumbersome card collection mechanism, and poor game optimization and other functional problems, many players complained repeatedly.