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The indie MMORPG Monsters & Memories has maintained a consistent player base since entering early access several weeks ago. According to a community-created population tracker utilizing hourly screenshots, the subscription-based fantasy title has sustained between 16,000 and 18,000 daily players throughout the current month.
Developers released a new update today featuring significant server-side optimizations. The studio intends for these technical improvements to enhance overall game performance and strengthen the project's long-term stability.
The patch introduces a wide array of gameplay adjustments, including the restoration of missing crates and a major update for mini inventory systems. Class balance has been modified, with the Cleric receiving substantial changes, while channeled ability mechanics have been adjusted. Additionally, the developers removed the per-level cap for Woodworking and increased the frequency of cash loot items dropped by mobs.
Beyond content tweaks, the update addresses security by eliminating various exploits that previously impacted the game. Players are encouraged to review the full patch notes to understand the extensive collection of fixes implemented in this release.
