In a bid to level the playing field across its various environments, 'Architect: Land of Exile' (hereinafter Architect) has officially kicked off a server reorganization.

DreamAge announced on the 10th that it has overhauled its server infrastructure to secure a more sustainable long-term operation. The reasoning? Persistent population imbalances threaten the in-game economy and risk tipping the scales of competition and cooperation in upcoming inter-server content.

Under this restructuring, the Fahad 4 and 5 servers have been merged, resulting in a total of four servers for that cluster. Ragnar maintains its existing three-server setup, while the remaining world has seen servers 1 through 5 consolidated into a six-server system. The marketplace continues under current policies, though the team notes they will adapt to future economic shifts as needed.

Alongside the reshuffle, the progression system has received a boost. Awakening pages 12 and 13 are now open, and new research items based on Anima have been introduced. The usage of commission agency recharge tickets has been tweaked to improve accessibility, while the Ancient's Emblem has undergone a UI/UX overhaul, now featuring a handy comparison function for Power Stones.

Moreover, a batch registration feature has been added to the Adventurer's Union research to cut down on the grind. The boss monster spawn cycle has also been refined to close the gaps between updates, ensuring that the flow of gameplay remains as uninterrupted as possible.

Kim Min-kyu, Head of Business, remarked, "This update is a foundational step for the long-term growth of Architect. We remain committed to actively refining our content and systems to ensure a stable and engaging experience for all our players."