Throne and Liberty Devs Hear Your Complaints, Promise November Fixes

Throne and Liberty's monthly report addresses player frustration over hit chance, skill cores, and farming fun, with fixes planned for November.
Ever logged into Throne and Liberty lately and felt like something was just... off? You're not alone. The devs have noticed the wave of bad vibes since the latest update, and they're not ignoring it.
In their monthly report, the team directly addressed player feedback about how the MMORPG feels right now. The short version: lots of players are unhappy, and the devs know it. The good news? These issues are officially on their radar and slated for fixes.
So what's actually getting attention? Three big topics stand out: hit chance, skill cores, and what the devs are calling "the fun of farming." If you've been grinding away and feeling like your attacks aren't landing the way they should, or that skill cores aren't rewarding enough, you're clearly not imagining it.
The hit chance issue is a big one for combat feel. Nobody wants to swing at an enemy and watch their attacks whiff over and over. It kills the power fantasy fast. The devs haven't detailed exactly how they'll tweak it yet, but acknowledging the problem is step one.
Skill cores are another pain point. Whether you're chasing specific builds or just trying to make your character feel stronger, the current system seems to be leaving players frustrated. Expect changes aimed at making that whole progression loop feel better.
And then there's farming. The phrase "the fun of farming" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. When players say farming isn't fun, that's a serious problem for an MMORPG. The devs seem to understand that the grind needs to feel rewarding, not like a second job.
All of these changes are planned for November, which isn't too far off. The monthly report makes it clear the team is listening and actively working on responses to the community's biggest complaints.
For now, the details are still light. We know what's being addressed, but not the exact numbers or mechanics behind the fixes. Still, if you've been frustrated since the last update, at least you know you're being heard.
What's your biggest gripe with Throne and Liberty right now? Are you sticking around for the November changes, or has the grind already worn you down?
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