throne and liberty xbox review

As of my last update, Throne and Liberty has not been officially released on Xbox, though it is expected to launch on the platform in 2024 (initially planned for PC and consoles in late 2023, but delayed). Below is a general review based on the game's PC version and available previews, which should apply to the Xbox version once it's available. Throne and Liberty Xbox Review (Projected) Overview Throne and Liberty is a free-to-play MMORPG developed by NCSoft (Lineage, Guild Wars). It features large-scale PvPvE battles, dynamic open-world events, and a unique combat system blending action and tab-targeting mechanics. Pros: Stunning Visuals The game boasts high-end graphics, especially in its weather and environmental effects (e.g., transforming into creatures to traverse the world). Mass-Scale Combat Hundreds of players can clash in castle sieges and open-world PvP with siege weapons and mounted combat. Dynamic World Events Weather and day/night cycles affect gameplay, with world bosses and shifting terrain. Cross-Platform Play Xbox players can join PC gamers in the same servers. Free-to-Play Model No upfront cost, though monetization (cosmetics, convenience items) will be a factor. Cons: Auto-Combat Concerns Some previews criticized the game for having auto-battle features, which may reduce engagement. Monetization Worries NCSofts history with pay-to-win mechanics (Lineage 2M) raises concerns. Performance on Xbox If not optimized well, large-scale battles could suffer frame drops. Repetitive Grind Traditional Korean MMO grind may not appeal to Western audiences. Verdict (Expected for Xbox) If Throne and Liberty delivers on its promiseslarge-scale warfare, immersive world events, and smooth Xbox optimizationit could be a standout MMORPG for console players. However, concerns over monetization and auto-combat may hold it back. Score (Projected): 7.5/10 (Good, but with caveats) Would you like details on specific aspects (combat, PvP, monetization)?