Exciting news for Throne and Liberty fans as NCSOFT shares a behind-the-scenes look at the game's Housing feature, letting players create and personalize their own corners of Solisium.
Personalizing Your Space in Solisium
In Throne and Liberty, the Housing system offers a welcome break from intense battles, allowing you to buy and upgrade homes from humble starters to luxurious estates in vibrant villages like Kastleton or scenic Vienta. Imagine crafting unique furniture, arranging it just how you like, and inviting guildmates over for some downtime – it's a fantastic way to express your style and deepen immersion in the game's rich world.
What's New in Throne and Liberty Housing?
This feature emphasizes player creativity with intuitive tools for placing items, including snap alignments and precise adjustments. Villages boast distinct vibes – Kastleton's bustling harbors versus Vienta's cliffside retreats – making each home feel tied to the lore. As a player, I love how this adds longevity, turning one-time visits into ongoing projects that evolve with your progress.
Design Goals and Future Visions
NCSOFT aimed for seamless integration, easy access through the Extra Codex, and social elements that encourage sharing. Development hurdles like balancing freedom and engagement were overcome to create something refreshing yet familiar. Looking ahead, expect more options for collecting items and connecting with others, potentially expanding to diverse landscapes. This could shake up how we approach non-combat gameplay, offering fresh ways to unwind and strategize.
For full details, check the official Throne and Liberty website.