Big Time Reveals 2024 Roadmap: Check Out Epoch City and New Adventures

Big Time, a multiplayer action RPG known for its thrilling combat and adventures, has released an ambitious roadmap for 2024. It promises a host of new features and content for both current fans and newcomers. 

Central to the update is a new social hub named Epoch City. This upcoming feature will offer a vibrant, safe zone for players to trade, sell, and acquire new items. More than just a marketplace, Epoch City will serve as the heart of the community where players can socialize, form alliances, and make new friends. 

For first-time users, the journey will be more intuitive and engaging thanks to a revamped user experience. This includes changes to the skill tree, which will increase the game's depth and allow players to better customize their characters. A female character will be added, increasing the game's diversity and representation.

Social features are also getting a boost. A friends list, DM, and a new chat system will make in-game communication more enjoyable. A Party Finder tool will be introduced to help gamers easily team up for their time-traveling quests.

In terms of gameplay, Big Time is introducing new collectibles that promise to add to the richness of the world and provide players with more treasures to discover. A long-awaited PvP mode is also on the horizon, bringing with it a competitive edge. 

In terms of techy upgrades, players can look forward to UI art updates, new Adventure Instances, and network improvements that seek to provide a smoother, more stable gaming experience.

Looking ahead, the roadmap teases future content without giving away too much detail. Promising core combat loop updates, additional collectibles, and more bosses, the game is set to offer even greater challenges and rewards. Guild features will be expanded, player mobility will be improved, and new quests will be added, ensuring that there's always something new to explore in Big Time.

Lastly, the developers hint at "more cool stuff we're not quite ready to share yet," building anticipation for what's to come.