Funcom game director Gaute Godager has addressed concerns of a lack of end-game content in his company's hit MMO Age of Conan, stressing that more quests are on the way for eager fans.

"What we chose to do at launch was to play it safe--to pick areas and zones and regions and hold them back, then finish them post-launch," explained Godager in a Eurogamer interview.

"That was to be able to polish the areas that we did for launch to a higher degree. So on the content side, the big zones that we're giving out this Autumn like Ymir's Pass and others--those are definitely pre-launch stuff that was cut or put on hold."

Godager noted that some 60 quests were patched into to the game in the past few weeks, with a further 60 fully-voiced missions to be added soon.

Funcom recently released a list of upcoming Age of Conan features, which include major PVP additions.