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Sony Online Entertainment has delayed the launch of the expansion and free-to-play switch-over of its MMO EverQuest II.
Both the game and its website were taken offline for maintenance prior to the launch, before users were informed on Facebook that they would be forced to wait until December 7 at earliest.
Writing on the official page, EverQuest representative Brasse stated:
“We have just evaluated the status of the current update and have come to the conclusion that we can either unlock servers and risk broken content, or ensure that we provide the best experience possible and delay the update to tomorrow morning.
“We have to do it RIGHT. For all of you and for all of us. So please, bear with us, relax overnight, and let us sortie into the new day together. Community will be in office at 7:00am PST and will immediately review status and give you all an update. We are aiming for morning and working as hard as we possibly can.”
EverQuest II: Age of Discovery was originally slated to release December 6.
