MMORPG , Geral
The highly anticipated "Land of the Morning Light: Seoul" expansion for Black Desert Online is set to launch on September 12. Pearl Abyss has announced this exciting news with a captivating teaser trailer, gearing up players for this major milestone in the game.
While the development team initially hinted that the expansion would arrive later this year, its earlier-than-expected release in September has caught many by surprise. With only three weeks remaining, players who haven't yet completed their progression tasks or other essential missions have limited time to prepare for the incoming wave of content.
The teaser offers a breathtaking view of the road leading to the capital, with the city's imposing gate now open to all. The daily life of the market in front of the majestic gate is highlighted, creating a peaceful atmosphere before a sudden shift in tone. The narrator warns, "But a beautiful flower tends to hide its thorns, and a high sun casts the darkest of shadows."
This line suggests that, despite the stunning landscapes and seemingly tranquil environment, hidden dangers lurk in the shadows. As with the original "Land of the Morning Light" expansion, Pearl Abyss drew inspiration from real locations in Korea, particularly from the Joseon era, incorporating legends and folklore that inspired some of the game's most intense and rewarding challenges, including epic boss battles.
So far, few details have been revealed about the new expansion's content. However, with the launch date fast approaching, more information is expected to be released soon.
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