‘THRONE AND LIBERTY‘ Shifts Launch to October 1 to Accommodate Valuable Player Feedback

amazongames.com:

In July, Amazon Games held an open beta for THRONE AND LIBERTY ahead of its upcoming global launch, which attracted players from regions including North and South America, United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, and Japan, and we’re encouraged by the community’s enthusiastic response to what they experienced. The teams at Amazon Games and NCSOFT collected a great deal of invaluable player data and feedback during this test. While we intend to address some of this feedback over time following THRONE AND LIBERTY’s launch, we also identified some changes we can implement more quickly that will result in a much better launch experience for our global community of players. As a result, we’ve decided to shift THRONE AND LIBERTY’s launch date to October 1. Players who purchased an Early Access Pack will be able to access the game starting on September 26.

Based on player feedback, we are working with NCSOFT to advance the THRONE AND LIBERTY experience in several key areas, including combat enhancements, progression adjustments for a smoother learning curve of new systems, and improving the guild-matching experience. We will also incorporate some systems and quality-of-life improvements newly implemented in the live Korean version of THRONE AND LIBERTY so that global players can enjoy them at launch. These include a new Skill Specialization system, fishing and cooking systems, and “Amitoi Expeditions,” which allow Amitois to embark on solo adventures to collect rewards when not accompanying the player.

“We had an incredible showing of players who came to check out THRONE AND LIBERTY, and that’s left us feeling confident and excited about the turnout we’re going to get when the game launches,” says Laura Sturr, GM of Operations at Amazon Games. “As with any beta, we received great feedback and uncovered some things that need adjusting, and we’re grateful for that because it allows us to remedy them prior to our launch.”

Ever since NCSOFT and Amazon Games agreed to bring THRONE