Tree of Savior Forum

Please explain the logic behind the early access

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#1
  • People that buy Founder’s Pack plays on the Founder servers.
  • 3 months is enough time to get burned out
  • When the game goes F2P and new servers open inevitably due to rising playerbase, they would all start on a fresh server. Why would they choose the founder’s server when they got a 3 months head start?
  • Founder’s server population dwindles and migrates to the new servers, kind of defeating the point of playing 3 months early and why people call it a “Paid Closed Beta”
  • People already boycotting the game entirely now, because of 3 month wait.

There’s like no advantages here for the player.

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#2

It’s a cashgrab. That’s pretty much it really.

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#3

yeah we could report it on steam lol, if enough ppl report

they lied to us or mislead, you supposed to tell if ob was gonna be b2p

#4

I dunno, I also think it was a bad idea, they should at least merge the founder servers before opening the new one, so at least the population is okay, one month is more than enough to get some high level toons to be on par with the older servers.

As for playing in an older server compared to a new one, there are merits and demerits to both, and these merits/demerits vary if you’re just a casual player or a competitive player.

#5

Merging servers is the worst idea. Who wants to play with players who have had a three month head start with high levels, knowledge and control of the economy and established guilds?

#6

just have 1 b2p server with
50$ premiums, 30$ premiums, 20$ premiuims

make a new server 1 week later for f2p

someone else suggested keys
50$ 3 keys
30$ 2 keys
20$ 1 key

for 1 week early access or something

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