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In anticipation for its upcoming Alpha 2 release, Steven Sharif, joined several content creators for a lengthy community AMA.

Ashes of Creation's monthly stream is out today, with a showcase highlighing big dynamic environmental changes, wand weapon progression and customization, and more on the way.

Members of Fantastic Pixel Castle, including Greg "Ghostcrawler" Street held their first AMA today to discuss their first MMORPG, Ghost. From sandbox gameplay, different server types, dozens of class possibilities, to transparent development and more.

If you've got burning questions about Warframe, April 20th is the day to get those questions answered. Digital Extremes is hosting an AMA on the Warframe Subreddit where the company will be chatting literally all things Warframe.

In case you missed it, the folks behind upcoming MMORPG, Swords of Legends Online, held an AMA on Reddit and discussed various details regarding monetization, loot boxes, and more.

Albion Online hosted an AMA last week, and some of the information to come out of the event might call for a raised eyebrow or two.

The next AMA for Ashes of Creation has been announced. That date is June 13. Read on for more details.

As part of the fifth anniversary of Overwatch, the team took to Reddit in an AMA answering the community's questions about virtually everything. This included the current state of the game, its history, in addition to recent announcements.

In his first update as game director of Overwatch, Aaron Keller confirmed that players will get a glimpse at Overwatch 2 later this month. Coming on May 20th, the team will be focusing on the PVP elements of the upcoming sequel to their 2016 hit.

Profane is billed as an open PvP, full loot sandbox MMORPG in development from creator INSANE Game Studio, and the team behind the upcoming MMO just recently hosted a Reddit Ask Me Anything, diving into the game in progress.

Elyon hosted an AMA on the MMORPG Subreddit earlier this month, however there were plenty of questions they couldn't get to. So the team working on the upcoming MMORPG took a second crack on the subreddit to answer them.

Last night, Elyon's developers took to Reddit to answer questions from the community as they head into the upcoming closed beta test scheduled for next month. The Ask Me Anything, or AMA, ranged from topics pertaining to PVP, PVE, the servers Elyon will be hosted on, as well as questions about the cash shop and pricing structure.

Elyon (the MMORPG formerly known as Ascent: Infinite Realm) is ramping up its communication with its Western fans as it preps for its upcoming closed beta test. This week the Elyon team is doing an AMA on the MMORPG Subreddit.

Yesterday, Fallout 76 released their 2021 roadmap, complete with exciting features and additions like 4-Star weapons and armor, craftable Legendary Items and some upcoming changes to Private Servers. Today, Project Lead Jeff Gardiner and Design Director Mark Tucker took to the Fallout 76 subreddit to answer some questions. We've compiled their answers, and weeded out what's important for a streamlined experience.

Valheim's composer, Patrik Jarlestam, held an AMA on Reddit earlier where he took questions from the community about all things music in the Viking-themed survival game.