DreamAge has launched a new server, 'Ragnar', for its MMORPG 'Architect: Land of Exile' and rolled out the 'Aburu Harvest Festival' update.

Ever since its debut, 'Architect' has been gathering player feedback in real-time, primarily through the 'Kim Sil-jang Hotline', and integrating those insights into their development cycle. This latest patch smooths out the early-game combat flow, tackles long-standing requests regarding growth progression, reward balancing, and the general economy of the item marketplace.

At the heart of the festivities is the 'Aburu Harvest Festival', a seasonal event running across all servers within the 'Aburu Village' of the 'Abandoned Lands'. It features the story quest 'Delegation's Request', a series of 'Aburu Missions', and a five-man party dungeon dubbed 'Abnormal Rift'. Players can exchange their hard-earned experience for the 'Aburu Pass' or use 'Aburu Vending Machine Tickets' to snag some rewards.

The update also introduces 'Shahgal', a new world boss designed to test your teamwork and combat prowess. Furthermore, new hunting grounds have opened up in the 'Windy Wasteland'—home to three new field bosses—and the 'Garden of Giants'. If that weren't enough, the second floor of the 'Tower of Giants' is now accessible, and players can take on the new boss 'Halpasiam' in the clan raid arena, 'Angvar Arena'.

Quality-of-life improvements are aplenty. The marketplace is now integrated at the world level, widening the net for item trading and adding a bulk-purchase feature. The UI has been polished to show currency balances on summon screens, and treasure chests or giant fragments are now marked on the world map. Most of the promises made via the 'Kim Sil-jang Hotline' have been fulfilled, alongside the opening of the 'Ragnar' server. New arrivals there can snag 3-star gear, costumes, and other growth essentials by completing attendance and mission events.

Kim Min-gyu, Business Director at DreamAge, stated, 'Architect has always maintained a policy of listening to our players and striving for a service built alongside our community. This update is just the beginning of the changes you will see reflected from our community feedback.'