Wemade IP has implemented a progression update for mid-level players of the PC online game 'Legend of Mir 2' and released a communication video titled 'Mir-Bihwarok' detailing the 2026 service roadmap. This update focuses on resolving progression bottlenecks for mid-level players who faced difficulties after the initial beginner support period ended.

Legend of Mir 2 has extended the prerequisite quests from level 65 to level 80 to support the smooth growth of players between levels 60 and 80. This allows players to access additional leveling guides and rewards. Furthermore, the difficulty of the Gwanghoedan quest, a key gateway to high-level zones, has been lowered. By reducing the stats of specific monsters and increasing item drop rates, the quest can now be completed solo.

A growth-focused collection system has also been added to provide new motivation. Players can register reward items obtained from clearing instanced dungeons into the collection to gain permanent stat boosts. This is intended to supplement the growth and development of mid-level players who were experiencing stagnation in their stat progression.

In addition, Legend of Mir 2 announced its core 2026 roadmap through the 'Mir-Bihwarok' video, which commemorates the game's 25th anniversary. The video teased a major revamp of the hero system, a second round of player care initiatives, and the update of the game's first-ever underwater zone, the 'Submerged White Dragon Lake Village.' The team also promised to create a new environment to shift the game's meta in the second half of the year and conduct unprecedented promotions to achieve a new leap forward.

Detailed information regarding this growth system update and the 2026 service roadmap can be found on the official Legend of Mir 2 website and YouTube channel.