The 'Improvement Status Board' on the official website of 'Arthdal Chronicles: Three Factions (hereinafter Arthdal Chronicles)' serves as a communication hub where the development team directly answers feedback from adventurers. Usually, every Friday, they tidy up opinions along with an upload celebration coupon and add them to the board. All comments gathered from the official forum and various communication channels over the past week receive a reply.

This week, alongside upcoming update details, the team shared improvement statuses in various fields such as fusion history lookup and offline mode hunting ground selection. Some of these were applied directly in the August 26 update, so let's check them out one by one.

Q. We need a feature to directly view various fusion failure histories.
A. The feature is scheduled to be added, but it may take some time to develop.

The fusion system of Arthdal Chronicles is deeply connected to collection content. Corresponding spirits, mounts, weapon appearances, and Kumdol are collected by stacking duplicate items and fusing the spares. If you are lucky, you can use a higher-grade item; if you fail, you gather the fusion materials again and try anew. Since the stats gained from higher grades or collection bonuses are quite substantial, they take up a fairly large portion of character specs.

That is why Arthdal Chronicles often hands out 're-fusion tickets' for each category as rewards during massive updates or events. By using these, you can load past fusion failure histories and try fusing again according to that tier. The regrettable part in this process is that there is no way to check the failure history before obtaining the re-fusion ticket. Without knowing what records remain prior to acquiring the ticket, it is difficult to prepare for events in advance.

The developer left a direct comment on the improvement status board regarding this matter. Expressing deep empathy for the need to check fusion history, the developer explained that while preparations were made, actual implementation is taking more time. Because the collection periods are set differently for each newly added recovery ticket, additional organization and development are required. Asking for understanding regarding the extra time needed, the developer reiterated the promise to add the feature.

Q. The world boss keeps resetting, so we cannot catch it.
A. We have eased the reset conditions for boss-tier monsters and applied the improvement.

The 'World Boss' is content where all players in a server hunt the boss safely without PK to grow. However, internal friction in some servers caused certain individuals to intentionally pull the threat level of safe-zone bosses, repeatedly resetting them to prevent their defeat. This sometimes resulted in a scenario where the entire server population embroiled in conflict suffered losses. That is why voices demanding guaranteed stable growth within the server through world boss subjugation grew louder.

The Arthdal Chronicles development team had already identified this issue beforehand. As promised in the comments, it was immediately applied in the August 26 update. With this improvement, a 'reset grace system' has been introduced to boss-tier monsters, preventing them from resetting during the grace time. However, be careful, as moving significantly out of the allowable grace range will trigger an immediate reset.

Additionally, the development team's current direction is to guarantee participation for all adventurers within the server without battles or competition in areas other than 'Black Night Archipelago'. Accordingly, the 'Safe Zone' system will continue to be maintained, and you should note that the boss reset improvements were also updated in line with that standard.

Q. 'New World' needs a 'Job Change Ticket' as well. Are there any sales plans?
A. We plan to sell it at an appropriate time and will make a separate announcement.

It has already been a month and ten days since New World opened in Arthdal Chronicles. It is time for many users to settle down nicely in their servers and alliances. At the same time, it is also a timing where growth slows down slightly, naturally increasing interest in other classes. Alternatively, many adventurers yearn for a job change due to dissatisfaction with their current class.

Looking at the cases of existing servers, Job Change Tickets are sold in sync with update cycles tied to related issues, such as the release of new classes or job balance adjustments. In the case of the 'Crabon' server opened before New World, Job Change Tickets were made available at the time of the Assassin class release. In other words, it is a method of flexible sales depending on the region or server situation. Therefore, the development team stated that they will sell them in the New World server at an appropriate time as well. They left an additional comment that separate announcements will guide players once the schedule is confirmed.

Q. We hope to be able to directly choose hunting grounds in offline mode.
A. We recognize the need for improvement and are reviewing options.

The offline mode of Arthdal Chronicles is a feature that lets you reap hunting rewards while the game is turned off. It is available for 8 hours daily, with time resetting at 6 AM. While certainly a great feature when needed, it has one flaw. You cannot manually select your desired offline mode hunting ground. Currently, hunting grounds are forcibly matched based on character growth to prioritize higher experience, effectively locking the location.

Requests to improve this so that players can choose directly have been consistently raised. In response, the development team internally shares the sentiment regarding the need for improvement and acknowledges that there are sections where offline mode itself can feel inconvenient. They are currently reviewing related improvement measures from various angles, including directions that allow direct selection of hunting grounds. They promised to provide separate guidance on improvements once details materialize.

As a reference note, Time Dungeons and Black Night Archipelago are exceptions here. This is because their usage times are fixed for a certain period, and they are configured to acquire experience and items more efficiently than regular fields. The development team asked for understanding, explaining that this was intended by design.