Game of Thrones: Kingsroad has launched an 'Improvement Status Board'. It’s a transparent space where the devs spill the beans on what’s being reviewed or scheduled for a fix, all based on player suggestions.It’s a rather sensible move, really, keeping in step with the modern demand for developers to actually listen to their player base.As of June 19, seven items have been logged, with three of those earmarked for an imminent in-game update.

Q. Tier 3 abrasives are dropping from World Level 4 'Remnant Forces' rewards.
A. We plan to fix this during the June 24 maintenance.

Since World Level 4 is supposed to drop Tier 4 gear and materials, the 'Remnant Forces' rewards should rightfully yield Tier 4 'Excellent Gear Abrasives'. Instead, players were receiving Tier 3 'Well-made Gear Abrasives', causing quite a stir.

The lead developer has confirmed a patch is landing on June 24 to fix this. As a cheeky little apology for the frustration, 200 abrasives will be handed out to players.

Q. The character limit for renaming workers is too short.
A. This will be reflected in the next update.

In Game of Thrones: Kingsroad, you can rename workers in your territory—handy for keeping track of their roles or production materials. However, the limit was a measly 6 Korean characters or 12 English characters, which felt a bit restrictive. The lead developer has promised to expand this limit in the upcoming update.

Q. It’s difficult to track when World Bosses spawn.
A. We are prepping a shortcut button that will appear 5 minutes before they spawn.

World Bosses in Game of Thrones: Kingsroad pop up every two hours in fixed locations. While there is a notification message five minutes prior, it’s far too easy to miss when you're busy playing. The devs have acknowledged this and are working on a system to display a button five minutes before spawn, allowing players to warp straight to the action.

Q. It’s exhausting having to grind through the Elite Hideout from Level 1 every single week.
A. We are currently reviewing potential solutions.

The Elite Hideout is a weekly content piece that doles out rewards based on the stage reached. However, the requirement to start from Level 1 each week, combined with the escalating difficulty, was starting to feel like a proper chore.

The lead developer expressed deep empathy for these complaints. They are currently looking into ways to ease the time pressure, such as relaxing stage progression requirements or allowing players to jump to stages more suited to their gear level. They are also actively searching for a fix to the fragmented matchmaking pools that have been causing delays in forming parties.