The first issue is a misleading combat power display
According to the official known issues post, there is currently a problem in Sanctuary > Squad Information where the displayed combat power for squad members does not match the actual value. That may sound cosmetic, but in a game where players constantly compare strength, readiness, and whether someone is about to become a liability, incorrect combat power numbers are not exactly a harmless little typo.
One Asmodian regional quest is also blocked
The same official NCSoft notice says players are currently unable to complete the Asmodian regional quest “The Beginning of the Aftermath”. NCSoft says the relevant team is investigating the issue and that further handling will be explained in a later announcement. So if you have been standing there wondering whether you missed a step, the answer may simply be that the quest itself is currently the problem.
The UI filter problem is the most practical one to know
The third issue in the official April 15 known issues update is probably the one with the clearest day-to-day impact. NCSoft says that in the Expedition, Transcendence, and Sanctuary UI, applying your own race as a filter can prevent you from checking waiting rooms properly. Unlike the other two issues, this one already has a target fix window attached: NCSoft says it is scheduled to be corrected during the April 22 regular maintenance.
Why this matters more than a routine bug list
What makes this known issues post worth covering is that all three problems hit systems players actually use. This is not some hidden edge-case bug affecting one obscure menu in the corner of the interface. It touches squad readability, regional quest progression, and group-content UI flow. That also makes it a useful companion read next to our earlier coverage of AION 2’s April 8 update, the more recent March 26 emergency maintenance compensation notice, and the bigger enforcement story in AION 2’s 940-account permanent ban wave. Taken together, they keep showing the same thing: AION 2 is still in heavy live-service correction mode.
The known issues post also changes how players should read the patch
The official April 15 update notes made the patch look like a broad cleanup pass, with improvements to Abyss traversal, Treego Festival behavior, UI readability, boss encounters, and Dimensional Core compensation. The known issues notice adds the missing footnote: yes, things were cleaned up, but no, the job is not finished yet. That makes the patch easier to read as an ongoing maintenance phase rather than a neat “problem solved” moment.
What players should actually do now
If you are playing AION 2 on the Taiwan service, the practical move is pretty simple. Do not rely too heavily on Squad Information combat power numbers until NCSoft says the display issue is fixed. If you are stuck on the Asmodian regional quest “The Beginning of the Aftermath”, assume it may be blocked by the known issue rather than by your own progress. And if you use the race filter inside Expedition, Transcendence, or Sanctuary, remember that the waiting-room issue is currently expected to be fixed on April 22.
In other words, this is one of those MMO notices that looks boring until it saves you twenty minutes of confusion. And that, in fairness, is a pretty solid use of a known issues post.
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