Black Desert Online is coming to North America and Europe.
Details are scarce at the moment, but we do know the Western version of the fantasy MMO will differ slightly from its Russian and Korean counterparts: Black Desert Online will not be free-to-play. Instead, the developers have opted to release it as a buy-to-play game, like Guild Wars 2.
To support the ongoing development and general maintenance, vanity and convenience items will be sold in-game for real world money.
Game balancing in the Western version will be tweaked, as will how players progress through the game. There’s no release date as of yet, but you can expect Black Desert Online at some point in early 2016.
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Details are scarce at the moment, but we do know the Western version of the fantasy MMO will differ slightly from its Russian and Korean counterparts: Black Desert Online will not be free-to-play. Instead, the developers have opted to release it as a buy-to-play game, like Guild Wars 2.
To support the ongoing development and general maintenance, vanity and convenience items will be sold in-game for real world money.
Game balancing in the Western version will be tweaked, as will how players progress through the game. There’s no release date as of yet, but you can expect Black Desert Online at some point in early 2016.
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