NC Takes Over Throne and Liberty Publishing, Sets Six-Week Feedback Push

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NC is now officially publishing Throne and Liberty worldwide after the service transition from Amazon Games wrapped on November 11. Servers are back online on Steam, PURPLE, PlayStation, and Xbox, with characters, progress, and items carried over.

The Korean version has also been folded into the unified global service, now centered on the new global site at tl.plaync.com. NC and developer FirstSpark Games followed the handoff with a “Homecoming” livestream on November 12, laying out what’s changed right away and how they plan to handle feedback over the next few weeks.

Some parts of the transition are still being sorted out. Players need to redo their game settings, and Xbox players have to install the new NC-published Throne and Liberty app. Anyone caught in a name conflict will have limited access to some features until they pick a new name. Server transfers are also offline for at least a few days.

The Auction House is still under maintenance and is currently scheduled to return on November 18, though NC said it may come back earlier. Purchases using Lucent, Loyalty Points, or cash are temporarily unavailable too.

NC is marking the move with a login event called Nix’s Converging Border, which runs with 35 days of rewards including chests, Unlockstones, and Talandre Archweapon Material Selection Pouches during the final six days. Players who log in from November 11 through December 16 also get one free Character Boost Ticket, which raises a character to level 60 and includes gear, artifacts, and starter PvP gear. The ticket can now be used on an existing character.

The livestream also confirmed a six-week feedback period covering the transition and the game’s future. NC said it will gather input through surveys, Discord discussions, and talks with guild leaders, creators, and competitive players. A creators program is also on the way, along with more developer streams and in-game events.

The next stream is planned for January, when NC says it will share what it learned from the feedback period and talk more about what’s next for Throne and Liberty.

Further reading: Official Throne and Liberty news on Steam