Last Week on Massively: ArcheAge's two million

This post originally appeared on Massively from Editor-in-Chief Brianna Royce. At the end of every week, we round up the best and most popular news stories, exclusive features, and insightful columns published on Massively and then present them all in one convenient place. If you missed a big MMO story last week, you've come to the right post

This week, ArcheAge seemed glad to see its rocky launch in the rear-view mirror, boasting of two million registrations and 21 servers. Meanwhile, Trion nerfed chat for lowbies to counter chat spam and hinted that the Auroria continent, live in Korea already, will soon be en route to western players.

Read on for a look at the rest of this week's top MMO stories.

	WildStar's Stephan Frost calls it quits
	Quit dancing on WildStar's grave
	How to save WildStar (if WildStar needs saving)
	WildStar settles on megaserver names

	Trion delays RIFT: Nightmare Tide's launch
	How Nightmare Tide brought one writer back to RIFT

	Guild Wars 2's gender divide
	Final Fantasy XIV and the housing mess, part 2
	Life is Feudal sells 65,000 copies on Steam early access
	BioWare delays SWTOR's Revan expansion reveal
	EVE Online hopes to rescue nullsec with dramatic travel changes
	SOE devs on EverQuest Next's 'life of consequence'
	Marvel Heroes adding Blade and a bunch of other badasses
	How 'feel' trumps realism in H1Z1's weapon design
	Guild leaders converge for The Elder Scrolls Online's first guild summit
	Your worship of EverQuest Next's deities will shape the world
	World of Warcraft shows off the dungeons of Warlords of Draenor
	Elite: Dangerous launches Beta 2, Beta 3 coming later this month

	The Stream Team: Becoming an ArcheAge juror
	The Stream Team: Guild Wars 2's fire and ice
	The Stream Team: CMA Live with Swordsman
	The Stream Team: Strut your stuff in a Landmark building competition
	The Stream Team: Dota 2's 6.82 madness