NCSoft will directly run global service operations for Throne and Liberty (TL). It transferred the service from the existing Amazon Games system and built an integrated operating environment spanning PC and console.

NCSoft said on Nov. 12 it completed the transfer of TL’s global service on Nov. 11 and switched to a direct service system.

Users can now play TL in a single integrated global environment regardless of platform, including Steam, Purple, PlayStation and Xbox.

Players’ existing play records and in-game assets will remain intact during the transition. Existing data, including account information, character progression, inventory items and the in-game currency Lucent, will also carry over without changes.

NCSoft plans to strengthen coordination between development and live operations through the shift to direct service and speed up reflecting feedback from global users in the service.

It will also restart communication with users. TL will hold its first live stream since the service integration on its official YouTube channel at 10 a.m. Pacific time on Nov. 12.

The broadcast will introduce a new community manager and share the direction for future user communications.

The company will also run a growth support event to mark the service transition. It will give one character boost ticket, called a Jumping Ticket, to every account that logs in during the event period.

Using the Jumping Ticket will immediately raise a character to level 60 and grant level 75 gear. Users can then complete a simple tutorial and access content with other players.