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Why does korea get Balances and QoLs, and we get nothing?

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#1

I seriously don’t understand the logic behind this. It’s asanine. Does IMC think that its international players are incapable of testing and providing feedback to new changes?

Even if there is a good reason for that, what about Quality of life changes like reducing the warpstones cooldown from 60 mins to 15 mins. Does korea really need to test that for 4 months before we get it too?

IMC please, you’ve been making a good effort to be transparent with us, and it shows, you’re going in the right direction, but telling us that we need to wait an unidentifiable amount of time to get balance and QoL changes that kToS has simply because you want them to test them first is not only infuriating, but in a way insulting. Do you think your international community is too dumb to provide any valuable feedback to balance changes? Many users on this forum have already proved that to not be the case, so again I ask why. Why are balance patches, QoL changes, and even costumes, which have no reason to be delayed other than localization work, being delayed for international when we play and provide feedback just as much as your korean players.

#2

Because the patching takes time. A lot of changes will also give new bugs too, so they want to avoid those patches until they have much more time than this moment when a lot of bugs still need to be fixed.

#3

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#4

Because South Koreans think anything outside their country is North Korea.

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#5

The only thing that confuses me is why we didn’t get the daily login bonuses yet. This is present in some other MMOs, and it would actually give players more incentive to continue logging on and playing. The daily login rewards for kTOS are apparently really good, too.

Other than that, it’s likely because Nexon has some control over our content release schedule as well, with IMC being cautious of not wanting to repeat whatever they consider ‘mistakes’ they did over there.