TL;DR
- The final land sale begins on March 2nd, and the official launch of RavenQuest is scheduled for March 14th, with rewards for previous landowners.
- Weekly competitions, arena tournaments, and a live event will be introduced, along with new PvP modes and Rift maps.
- After the launch, new features like Aether Rifts will be added, and the team plans to release merchandise and expand infrastructure with new servers.
The RavenQuest team shared a detailed update about the upcoming events and features of the game. The report covers several important aspects, including key dates before the launch, details about in-game competition, the economic system, and post-launch updates.
The pre-launch event starts on March 2nd with the final land sale, giving players the opportunity to acquire virtual properties before they are locked. On March 9th, the land claiming process begins, followed by name reservation on March 12th. The official launch is scheduled for March 14th, with additional rewards for landowners who have acquired properties before that date.
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RavenQuest: How Will Competitions Work?
The competitive component of the game will be structured through various activities, such as weekly guild wars and arena tournaments. The best players and guilds will be able to earn exclusive rewards. A live RavenQuest Real Worlds event has also been announced, which will combine virtual and real-world elements. Additionally, new game modes like Rift maps and PvP modes will be introduced in the future.
Regarding the game’s economy, RavenQuest will implement a land rental system that will allow landowners to lease their properties for profit. The player-to-player trading system will be completely peer-to-peer, ensuring that users control transactions. Moreover, guilds will receive upgrades with the inclusion of crests and a guild bank to manage resources.
Merchandising and More Servers
After the launch, the team plans to add additional content in two waves. The first will include new features like Aether Rifts, the guild wars system, and the mysterious “QUEST sinks.” Starting in April, elements like emotes and customizable cards will be introduced. The RavenQuest World Tournament will be presented, along with an update to the fishing minigame.
In addition to these changes, the team has planned the launch of physical products, such as collectible cards and plushies, which will be available starting in April.
In terms of infrastructure, RavenQuest has ensured the addition of new servers, including one specifically for South America, and is using advanced servers to guarantee a smooth gaming experience.
