The relationship between an MMOG developer and its customers is a lot like the relationship between a married couple: each year during the holidays: one of them hints at something expensive and shiny (meaning a diamond) and instead receives a rare disco ball autographed by the Bee Gees. Dark Age of Camelot’s last expansion, Trials of Atlantis, was viewed by many of their customers as the proverbial disco ball; it may have fit the description to what they were asking for (more quest-based content) but wasn’t quite what they were expecting (massive time sinks that required small armies to complete).