Tibia is one of the oldest MMOs in the world, it has more than 30 million player accounts across more than 200 countries, and it recently launched a new client and an annual winter update. Haven't heard of it? That might be because it's user base is comprised mostly of Brazilian and Polish players—with only six percent of its half million or so active players hailing from North America. Yet it spawned one of last year's most interesting stories. If you are in lack of Tibia Gold, visit our site z2u.com, a reliable and cheap online in-game currency store.

As Steven documented at length last year, until early August 2016, Tibia housed a strange door situated in a network of caverns on an in-game island named Banuta. It was the source of speculation for over a decade, however the door was finally unlocked by a level 999—the highest level possible—player named Kharsek. Beyond the door lies a small room within which lies a portal, and only Kharsek and the game's developers CipSoft know where it leads. In addition, if you are in need of Cheap Tibia Items, you can visit our website z2u.com.

Speaking at Devcom 2019, assistant manager Martin Eglseder said that a few years ago, it discovered that around 25 per cent of its users were using bots in the game to accomplish menial tasks for them in the game. Cipsoft decided to implement anti-cheat software to prevent this - ultimately deciding between Easy Anti Cheat and BattlEye with the latter winning out - but realised that if it bans cheaters from the game, it will be losing a quarter of its userbase and revenue. And if you want to buy Tibia Power Leveling, visit z2u.com, a professional online in-game currency store.

The company also decided to introduce a paid service that delivers consumables - that simplifies processes like having to buy a potion - but said that this wasn't bringing in a huge amount of revenue normally. It was, however, noticing individual months which saw a massive amount of consumer spending, with Cipsoft realising that this was in months when new servers were being introduced. Users were splashing out for the service to speed up their progress in these fresh worlds, spending an average of E81,000 compared to the regular average monthly spend of E26,000. To date, this service has brought in E1m.

Cipsoft also introduced an experience boost system, asking the community whether it was okay with it bringing a new 'pay-to-win' model to Tibia. The result was the studio making it so that the cost of these boosts increased as users bought more of them in a 24 hour period upon which it is reset. The community was fine with a 'pay-to-win' system, so long as it turned into a 'pay-a-lot-to-win' system. Stay tuned to z2u.com and we will be the first one to inform you all the latest. Besides, our website also offer Cheap Tibia Accounts for players.