The real question is this: What type of future might we see for DCUO in the aftermath of the outages, especially with so many players screaming that they were leaving? Join me behind the break as I look at our first week back on the mean streets.įirst up, I have to note the major changes during the last few weeks in the overall management team involved with DCUO. This offers DC Universe Online players who may have opted to cancel after the first month the perfect chance to log in and check out the content updates that have gone live since launch, without having to spend a dime. I'd also note that the 45 days free applies to all Sony Online Entertainment game accounts you might have - whether or not they were active at the time of the outage. With the added outage time tacked onto the 30 days, everyone was awarded 45 days of free play time, which isn't too shabby. (Don't get me wrong, Facebook is fine for what it is, but it can't compare with getting to bash virtual superhero or supervillain heads in alongside your league-mates!)Īs I mentioned last week, the restoration also came with a nice variety of goodies.

Those of us who consider DC Universe Online our MMO home were able to once again get our hero or villain on and meet up with friends we'd been relegated to catching up with on Facebook. Just after my column went live last week, we saw the Sony Online Entertainment servers start to come back online.

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