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Throne and Liberty pushes the Colossus Vegamor update to September

Throne and Liberty pushes the Colossus Vegamor update to September

The update that debuts Colossus Vegamor slips to September so it doesn't collide with the handover of live ops to NC. Nix quality-of-life fixes and progression changes land first.

The Colossus Vegamor update isn't landing in August after all: Throne and Liberty moved it to September. The reason shows up in the August Resistance Report: the extra time lets the teams juggle two priorities at once, a clean service transition and a more polished Vegamor.

That transition is the one Amazon confirmed this week: the publisher steps away from running the game in the West and NC takes over in Q4 2026. The team repeats that all progression and account data stay safe and intact.

While Vegamor waits, what does arrive within two weeks is the Nix quality-of-life pass: fixes to Tumgir Hollow, to Field Events and to the region's wider systems. It continues the list the team put together in July from player feedback, and the specifics are coming in the release notes.

On progression, 4.7.0 already cut the Sollant cost of crafting Trait Unlockstones and Trait Enchantment Stones, and dropped the ore Inheritance asks for by roughly 50%. Both came with retroactive refunds by mail.

Next up: Field Boss and Archboss rewards move to party-based contribution instead of today's mix of individual and party metrics, max equipment level goes up along with drop rates for top-level gear, and a preset system for Skill Cores is in the works. No exact date for Vegamor was given: they named the month and stopped there.

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