The Daily Grind: Which MMORPG has the brightest future heading into 2025?
Consider this end-of-the-year Daily Grind a sort of hopeful counterpart to the “stormiest future” fauxward, as instead of talking about the MMOs we’re worried about,...
The Stream Team: Polar Bear Plunge, wildburn seeds, and a new house in Elder Scrolls Online
Do you have too many things left unfinished before the New Year starts up? Feel like cleaning the slate a bit before the calendar flips...
Genshin Impact prepares a new story quest, three new characters, and new minigames January 1
The very first day of 2025 will bring on new content for Genshin Impact, as the shared world RPG plans to release Version 5.3: Incandescent...
Here Are The Top 7 Game Releases To Look Forward To In 2025
2024 was a banger year for gamers. Sure, the largest developers in the industry may have faltered due to ballooning budgets and grossly-unpopular game releases, but there were still no shortage of absolutely awesome games—just check out our post about the top 11 games that came out this year.
The thing is, it might just be the case that
MMO Year in Review: War Within, Janthir Wilds (August 2024)
We’re continuing our tour back through 2024, one month at a time, in MassivelyOP’s MMO Year in Review today. The MMO genre saw two major...
Mabinogi adds the Astrologer skills to its lineup with the first part of the Astrologer update
In real life, astrology is the art of putting together a sequence of words that sound generically flattering and advise people to avoid doing things...
Star Trek Online will engage every single Red Alert event at once on December 31
Generally, a ship entering red alert in Star Trek is a semi-rare occurrence, signaling that things are getting a bit more tense and dangerous. However,...
MassivelyOP’s 2024 Golden Yachties: Best worst MMO justice
MassivelyOP’s not-so-serious end-of-the-year awards continue today with our award for the Best worst application of MMO justice. The Golden Yachties series is our run of...
Godfather Of AI Says Artificial Intelligence Could Destroy Humanity In 30 Years
This story is fairly straightforward, and it’s not as alarmist as you might think. Geoffrey Hinton, who won the Nobel prize this year for his pioneering work in artificial intelligence development, stated to BBC Radio 4 that he feels the chances of a potential AI apocalypse are “around 10 to 20%” within the next 30 years. Well, fair enough,
NATO plans to build satellite links as backups to undersea cables — recent cable damage incidents shine spotlight on Project HEIST
NATO is working on Project HEIST; a system designed to locate damaged undersea cables and automatically reroute data to satellites.