Crowfall has struggled since launch, and it was sold to Monumental in December 2021 partly because of this - because it needed significant change. Game operator Monumental said this was because it didn't have the headspace or resources to rethink the game while it was running it, and suggested Crowfall could return looking quite different indeed.

There's no word on how long this will take, only that 'nothing is off the table' in terms of what potentially may change. BUT.they didn't keep changing it over and over and over like LoA looks like they did.Earlier this week we heard the unusual news that player-versus-player MMO Crowfall, which launched in the summer of 2021, will be taken offline and taken back to the drawing board, where it will be rethought. Thats the only pvp to pve transition I've seen that actually worked.

With the exception that ultima online actually did a ton better when they added trammel and they even stated their numbers went up and the number of bleeding subs greatly went down, but they kept the huge pvp area open for those that like pvp.

Lesson there is to not not make a pvp game into a pve game, or a pve game into a pvp game. But probably felt like they had to bring the pve players back cause so many left, but then realized the pvpers were gone and kept chasing their own tail. So effectively they killed their own game by listening to a small group of complainers and kept changing each time. So they reverted that change at some point.some pvers came back, but then the pvpers left.and then they made it a pvp game AGAIN and a few pvpers came back but now most pvers are gone and some of the pvpers. But pvpers complained it was too easy and they couldn't gank people and no one was pvping, so they completely changed to a pvp focused game. So what I got out of reading reviews and some posts scattered around.

Ultima online spiritual successor