MMO Week in Review: All Hallows’ Eve eve in EVE Vegas (October 30, 2016)

    
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Were you too busy gaming this week to pay attention to MMO news? Get caught up every Sunday evening with Massively Overpowered’s Week in Review!

Halloween is almost upon us! This week, as we gear up for candy night, we took a listen to some favorite Halloween MMORPG tunes in long-gone games and took advantage of the seasonal sales. Don’t forget our guide to spooky MMO events!

Meanwhile, Massively OP’s Brendan Drain has been reporting back from EVE Vegas, where CCP has been deep-diving its plans for Ascension, the new tutorial, the new PvE modes and AI, and what it’s like to play as a permanent alpha.

Read on for the very best of this week’s MMO news and opinions.

THIS WEEK’S TOP STORIES
Evolve has pretty much gone into maintenance mode - Yesterday, 2K all but announced maintenance mode for Evolve: "No future updates are currently planned, as development on Evolve Stage 2 is complete." "Today, Turtle Rock finishes development on the…
Kakao permabans Black Desert shovel exploiters - This past weekend, Black Desert devs disabled some unusual items in the game: shovels and empty bottles. It turned out that exploiters had been using the items to take advantage of…
THIS WEEK’S CASTS & STREAMS
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Every week, get caught up on the MMO genre’s latest news and Massively OP’s best content in our MMO Week in Review! Want more roundups of content? Try Friday’s Betawatch for MMO testing highlights, Saturday’s Make My MMO for MMO crowdfunding updates, and Sunday’s The MOP Up, which mops up all the little bits of news we didn’t cover anywhere else.

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