Tree Of Savior Mergers Incoming For NA And SEA Servers
Today, IMC Games revealed plans to merge Tree of Savior servers in both North America and South East Asia. These mergers will reduce the server count for the regions to one each. In North America, Orsha will be absorbed by Klaipedia while the SEA server Varena will become part of Telsiai.
For players with teams on the servers being absorbed, this means they'll be able to continue as usual on the new server. For players with teams on both servers, things will be a smidge more complicated.
In cases where players have teams on both severs, the dev team has set up criteria to determine which of the player's teams will be selected as their "main" -- XP and character count. Whichever team is determined to be the secondary team may lose some data during the merge.
Speaking of data loss, players will want to read the official announcement in full so they know exactly what will be making it out of the merge alive. It contains a fairly detailed list of everything from general team data to guilds and items. The merge is set for March 13, so you do have a little time to prepare.
In better news, a new hidden class has been announced -- the Nak Muay. It's set to arrive this month, February 20. A brief look at the new class can be found on the Tree of Savior site.
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I can guarantee that the ONLY reason this game is still going, is due to a bunch of whales are keeping it afloat buy throwing serious amounts of cash into it. This is the problem with these games. That is why they are still going. People just don't care and spend money on anything, without a thought of how it affects the average gamer later on, when companies decide to do this again and again. They are single-handedly ruining it for everybody. I've been around long enough, played many games over the years, and seen not only the decline in overall quality but increase in greed and monetization of even the most basic of features that should be standard.
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Now, I'm not against spending money in games. Far from it, in fact. If there is a game that I like and I feel it deserves my support, I will buy some currency or purchase a premium account/subscription. But there are very few that deserve it.