We can all universally agree building was one of the best parts, right? I am sure you guys are familiar with this, but LEGO invested tons of money into hiring quality staff to moderate builds. One of the big demises of the game that was fairly recently revealed is that they wanted a semi-automated/automated moderation system, but they couldn’t get it working to their needs. Hence why building isn’t in Chima Online or Minifigures Online, they don’t want to risk it, not only in budget, but in protection of their brand.

So, unless they made a breakthrough, I doubt they would revive LEGO Universe when they still haven’t figured automated moderation out. Also LEGO Worlds is pretty much LEGO’s way of giving players the building system they desire, and additionally, they are working on multiplayer for it too. Why make a LEGO building MMO when you already have one of the core aspects of LEGO Universe, building and sharing creations with friends in a virtual environment, in a game that doesn’t require us to pay for a bunch of servers and moderators?

The next best thing we can hope for is them releasing the official server files, I imagine.

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