Throne and Liberty Launches in South Korea

Calculations for this reward seem to Throne and Liberty Lucent be very intricate and have a lot to do with percentages and distribution, so it’s best to view game director Jongok Ahn’s letter to the community directly. 

For Throne and Liberty! 

On a final note, Ahn also addressed that Throne and Liberty will have the same monetization model in Korea as well as the global version. There have been some murmurs that the Global version would adopt a “pay-to-play” model, so he outright dismissed this idea. 

Throne and Liberty was officially launched in Korea on December 7, 2023, at 20:00 KST. It has received major revamps in terms of its combat, gameplay, and other progression systems at the request of its massive player base. There isn’t a final confirmation date just yet on when the game will be released in the West as it will be up to Amazon Games and the developers.

Throne and Liberty Launches in South Korea and Struggles to Meet Massive Demand

After years of development, anticipation, and a significant rebranding effort, Throne and Liberty, the highly awaited MMORPG, has finally launched in South Korea. The release was met with immense excitement, but as with many high-profile launches, the servers struggled to handle the massive influx of eager players, resulting in connection issues and server instabilities.

In this article, we'll delve into the launch of Throne and Liberty in South Korea, exploring the challenges faced by the developers, NCSoft, as they strive to TL Lucent meet the overwhelming demand. Additionally, we'll touch upon the game's upcoming free-to-play release in the west, published by Amazon Game Studios, and the potential implications of the Korean launch on the global gaming community.