MMORPG Allods Online breaks activity records

On March 5, Blizzard suspended the sale of games and subscriptions in Russia. Because of this, World of Warcraft players suffered, because the game requires an active subscription if the character is above level 20. As a result, disappointed gamers gave a second life to the Russian MMORPG Allods Online, raising activity to unprecedented levels.

According to a new video on the game's YouTube channel, the number of simultaneous players is already 10 times higher than the standard values ​​and continues to grow. Last weekend, simultaneous online was higher than when the game launched in 2010.

Due to the influx of players, the authors are preparing to launch the fifth subscription server to accept everyone - although since 2013 the game has only had one server. It is noted that, if necessary, the creators will raise both the sixth and seventh servers.