Tree Of Savior Founders Server Access To Change Due To "Community Concerns"
Changes are apparently in the works for Tree Of Savior's Founder's program, following concerns voiced by the game's community. IMC Games introduced its plans for a 3-month head start (depending upon purchase) earlier this week, causing ire among players.
Today, IMC posted a brief statement on the forums, saying that the company has decided to adjust its plans for the Founders program.
Greetings Saviors!
We have been listening to all of your feedback about our sudden announcement. Taking your concerns and constructive feedback into consideration, we have decided to adjust some of our plans.
We will provide you with another announcement when final decisions are made as the details of the new plan are still under internal debate.
We ask for your understanding that we cannot address all of your questions at once and hope that you will work with us through to the launch of Tree of Savior.
Sincerely,
IMC Staff
More information on these changes will be available on the Tree of Savior forums.
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For early access.
To open beta.
Of a less than 50% finished game.
Neat.
also this proves that they only care how to scam people and are now looking for a better way to do it
Now we wait and see just how much they were able to gather from community feedback