Video summary
ВСЁ ЧТО НУЖНО ЗНАТЬ НОВИЧКУ В THRONE AND LIBERTY
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Key takeaways
Storyline (what the video implies / context)
- Throne and Liberty is framed as a Korean MMO RPG where your character’s choices—especially your class/weapon setup and progression—strongly affect how enjoyable the game is and whether you can keep up with new content.
- You’re put through dungeons and story cutscenes early on, where your character appearance is shown closely.
Gameplay highlights & key beginner tips
1) Character creation: appearance matters
- Choose your hero appearance carefully because there are many close-up cutscenes.
- Your enjoyment drops if you don’t like how your character looks in-game.
2) Pick a class/weapon combination early (but understand costs)
- Commit to a class/weapon combo early since you invest heavily into leveling weapon skills.
- If you change your mind later, you may need to:
- re-level equipment/skills, or
- use “progress transfer” tickets (the game provides some free ones).
- Better advice: choose what you’ll enjoy rather than chasing “meta.”
3) Don’t grind “top DPS” guides—your build can work anywhere
- Unlike some MMOs, the video claims that any build combination remains viable:
- You can be taken into any dungeon in any guild regardless of class.
- Core principle: play what you feel good about, not what someone else recommends.
4) Start with a crafted green set (maximize it)
- In the starting city, you can craft a green set (weapons/armor/jewelry).
- Spend resources to fully upgrade the first green set to level 6.
- Keep using the green set for a while; the video notes it can remain viable up to around level 35.
- Don’t rush into blue items immediately—save resources.
- Store green and blue items in the bank since you’ll still need them for later upgrade/success-rate systems (details are promised for a later video).
5) Level 20 dungeon + contract tokens (manage efficiently)
- At level 20, you’ll do a first dungeon (example mentioned: “Spect Abis”).
- You can open a chest for blue loot, but it costs Dimensional/Contract tokens.
- Token rules:
- replenishes once per day
- has a daily cap
- Strategy:
- Spend tokens in bulk early so each day starts with maximum replenished tokens.
- Avoid over-spending early if you want better efficiency at level 50, when purple-loot dungeons open.
6) Upgrade blue items the efficient way (feed greens forward)
- For efficiently upgrading a blue item:
- use your already-upgraded green item as the feeding material
- then apply upgrade/pump coins afterward
- This approach is enabled by upgrading your full green set to level 6, which supports strong early blue upgrades and later upgrades toward purple gear.
7) Skills: don’t try to level everything
- Each weapon offers many possible active skills (the video says 17).
- You won’t have enough resources to max them all.
- Pick the skill(s) you’ll build around and only invest in those.
- The speaker describes a build using daggers and crossbows, played “Scorpion style.”
8) UI/controls: customize early for comfort
- In settings, change the panel layout so skill controls feel natural.
- Adjust quick-access buttons for:
- attack
- somersault
- sprint
- The creator encourages viewers to ask for the exact layout in comments (implying they’ll share it).
9) Daily contracts: maximize the most valuable timing
- Contracts grant rewards plus Eisel Contract tokens (a separate system).
- Blue drops from contracts help progress weapon mastery.
- Strategy:
- Before selecting a contract, hover rewards and compare which option yields more total experience/benefits.
- “Rights to contracts” are described as the most valuable resource.
- Best use timing is around level 50.
- During leveling, keep contracts aligned so you’re near the daily maximum when replenishments happen.
- Don’t take everything at once—take contracts one at a time and refresh to potentially get better offers.
10) Weekly contracts from traders
- Weekly contract rights can be purchased from traders in cities.
- You don’t have to complete them immediately; you can run them later in dungeons.
- Do them when you can group up.
11) Abisal Contract tokens & open-world dungeon farming
- Abisal/“Abis” tokens are earned by completing contracts.
- Four open-world dungeon types are listed:
- Silus
- Abis Shadowed Crept (name as auto-captioned)
- Temple of Silet (spelling as auto-captioned)
- ANS Nest
- Strategy:
- Don’t waste token value on long farming in starting open-world dungeons.
- Prefer farming in ANS Nest (“the Nest”) for the best drops (as claimed).
- Run dungeons with others:
- guilds form groups for dungeon farming
- guild clears improve guild progression and reputation
12) World bosses & events: participate daily
- World bosses/events happen daily on a schedule.
- They offer guaranteed rewards for participants.
- Top competitors may receive premium/epic rewards (the video mentions epic clothing).
- Always check available rewards since events may overlap.
13) Fishing: make it less annoying with settings + bait tips
- Go to Settings → Gameplay and enable camera lock/rewind while fishing so the camera doesn’t twitch.
- Basic fishing flow:
- Cast the fishing rod
- Keep your defensive ability button ready (it triggers the hook in fishing mode)
- When a fish bites, hook immediately (press the button)
- Move in the opposite direction to keep the green scale from running out
- Bait tips:
- Cut small fish to make bait yourself (avoids buying bait)
- Bait can be bread/worms (as described)
- Your own fish can help catch bigger fish
Gamers / sources featured (as named at the end)
- Lily Hov (speaker/creator)
- Twitch: Likhov Gaming (mentioned as where the creator streams)
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