Global Producer Merv Lee Kwai explains

Posted on 28 March, 2024 by taoaxue

However, this doesn't mean players won't have a chance to experience the game before its official launch. This month, a significant technical test will offer players hands-on experience with the westernized version of the game, gathering crucial data and player feedback on Throne and Liberty Lucent the implemented changes and adjustments.

One of the most significant changes being tested is the removal of the auto-play feature. While the feature might have been present in earlier iterations, the developers are actively seeking feedback to see if its complete removal aligns with the western player base's preferences.

Addressing Immersion Concerns:

Global Producer Merv Lee Kwai explains the rationale behind the potential removal: "A lot of the feedback we get is around players getting into the game and starting to feel comfortable with their abilities. And then when they activate autoplay, they feel like it breaks the immersion in the experience."

Kwai emphasizes the team's desire to prioritize player immersion by providing a gameplay experience that encourages active engagement and interaction. Autoplay, while potentially convenient for some, can detract from the feeling of accomplishment and mastery that comes with actively controlling your character.

Seeking the Right Balance:

While the current focus seems to be on removing autoplay entirely, the developers remain open to possibilities beyond that. "We want to cheap TL Lucent test a version without the auto-play feature to see how the game plays without it or find some sort of middle ground," Kwai adds.