Another 6 months have passed, and Woon still doesn't seem to be going anywhere yet. The plethora of hats have been further expanded during this time, with it new ways to keep oneself occupied with friends striving for the same goal of kawaiiness. Moderation and support maintains its high standards. Economy is a debatable topic, but is itself an issue that is not ignored by the management. Beyond just a fun place to play and stay, if you're looking for an MMO to invest in, Woon remains an option.

It's been a while, but Woon remains stable, welcoming, hospitable and fun for competitive, cooperative and social players alike. Assistance is helpfully rendered by a dedicated council team, while the administration themselves maintain a strong presence both on the forums and in-game. A selection of custom content makes the game experience refreshing, and it's easy to keep oneself occupied with procuring gear, enjoying some casual PvP or just taking on instances with the server at your side.

A server set up for longevity in mind, but gods know how that will turn out. For those concerned about donations, the only thing they get are kawaii sh*te. That's nice and all, but sadly for the rich boys you can't exactly throw money for a LBH. Stylists offer some nice palettes and fits, less than some servers but a skin dyer almost makes up for it. It's a little early to really judge this server, but this one aims to go places. And I guess one might wanna join now to be a part of that.

This unfortunately-named server is fortunately enough: stable and regularly-updated, fresh and growing. It has most of what you'd expect from a post 2013 midrate server and of course, Battlegrounds. The town and NPC layout and mechanics might be a little confusing and even intimidating for newcomers, but the community and strong staff roster are quick to help in most cases. The server is not even a month old yet, but at this point shows great promise.