Just in time for summer, Lord of the Rings Online's latest patch brings the Midsummer Festival's new island and the last level cap on the Treebeard Legendary Server.Â
With the release of its 64-bit servers earlier this year, Standing Stone Games has announced that it will be closing its 32-bit servers later this summer, forcing the migration of any players left on legacy servers on August 31st.
PvMP players in The Lord of the Rings Online haven't had much to get excited about in quite some time, but a recent interview with LotRO's lead designer, Allan"Orion" Maki shed some light on what SSG is doing to change that.
 After a couple of delays, The Lord of the Rings Online's new 64-bit server Sting will open up today. The team announced schedules, housing info, and transfer details.
The Lord of the Rings Online delays 64-bit server, US-based Sting's opening again to prioritize fixing a disruptive glitch.
The Lord of the Rings Online is planning to open its new US-based 64-bit server, Sting and launch update 44.1, but it will happen a little later than originally planned.
The Lord of the Rings Online Update 44, Crown of Hamât, is here, with a free quest pack for VIPs, endgame difficulty tweaks, and more. For all players, there's the MMO's 18th anniversary event too.Â
Standing Stone Games is offering Lord of the Rings Online players some compensation for the community's patience following 64-bit server launch woes.
In response to continued demand, The Lord of the Rings Online will open up two more 64-bit servers.
LOTRO players can expect plenty in 2025, according to the latest 'A Letter from Orion' post by the famed Lead Systems Designer.Â
It's been three weeks since the transfers to the new 64-bit worlds opened up for Lord of the Rings Online, and the team is talking about adding another server for each region to help meet demand.
The Spring Festival has returned to The Lord of the Rings Online, with new rewards and lots of activities to welcome the season.
As we've entered week two of the 64-bit server transfer saga for The Lord of the Rings Online, Standing Stone Games has provided an update on the transfer queue.
The Lord of the Rings Online's transfer queues have only grown since they first opened last week, and this morning the team has provided some more insight into where things stand if you're one of the many still waiting on that transfer confirmation email to come through.
As the transfer process continues into its third day, players were informed that many of those in the transfer queue have failed. As the problems drag on, players, especially Kin leaders, have started to grow anxious.