With the preview of the Episode 2 update, SOL: Enchant players have begun their preparations. Pre-registration rewards include the Heroic Spirit Sandy, Equipment Restoration Ticket Pass, and Infinite Health Potions, as well as Infinite Re-Synthesis Coupons for Heroic and Legendary God Armor and Spirits. Notably, after news spread of the Infinite Re-Synthesis Coupon—which allows daily re-attempts even upon failure—some players are opting to hoard Spirits and God Armor for November 25 instead of synthesizing right away.
On December 2, SOL: Enchant's first new server, Infinity, will also open its doors. The new server will provide +4 High-Grade equipment right from the start and run a level milestone event with a total prize pool of 3 million Diamonds. While interest builds around the new Lancer class and Class Change, a fresh competition is already unfolding in-game over the Tower of God, which has been converted into World content.
Pause Synthesis for Now? Infinite Re-Synthesis Coupon Revealed
Pre-registration for Episode 2 opened at 12:00 PM on November 4. Rewards include the Heroic-grade Spirit Sandy, Equipment Restoration Ticket Pass, Infinite Health Potion, and Infinite Re-Synthesis Coupons for Heroic and Legendary God Armor and Spirits.
The Infinite Re-Synthesis Coupon has drawn the most attention. Unlike typical re-synthesis, even if it fails, the usage history resets every day at 7:00 AM, allowing players to attempt synthesis again. Once synthesis succeeds, players acquire a new God Armor or Spirit being added on November 25, after which the re-synthesis coupon disappears.
Following the announcement of how it works, players are seen stocking up on Spirits and God Armor to secure synthesis materials for when they receive the coupon, rather than synthesizing them immediately. Many are also attempting to calculate how many materials will be required for the synthesis.
On the other hand, some players expressed disappointment that while the Infinite Re-Synthesis Coupon resets daily at 7:00 AM, it only permits one re-attempt per day. Although enthusiasm ran high over being able to retry continuously despite failures, opinions are emerging that because actual attempts are capped at once per day, it could take a long time to obtain the desired God Armor or Spirit.
The pre-registration rewards can be claimed on existing servers first. Existing server players who claim rewards starting November 25 can receive the pre-registration rewards a second time on the new server if they create a character on the Infinity server on December 2.
Start with +4 Gear! First New Server Infinity
SOL: Enchant's first new server, Infinity, opens at 8:00 PM on December 2. Players making a fresh start will receive growth support items, including one +4 High-Grade Weapon Selection Chest and four +4 High-Grade Armor Selection Chests.
A level competition will begin alongside the opening of the new server. Starting December 2, rewards will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis to players who reach target levels, with a total pool of 3 million Diamonds. Thanks to the opportunity to earn a massive amount of Diamonds alongside growth support, players on existing servers are also seen weighing options for a fresh start on the new server.
New content to be added in Episode 2, Tower of Infinity, has also been revealed. However, specific gameplay details and rewards for the content have not yet been disclosed. As it shares the name Infinity with the new server, players will need to stay tuned for further details.
Switch to Another Class? Class Change Dilemma
Interest is also growing around the new class Lancer, set to arrive on November 25. The Lancer is described as a class that uses a combat spear to seamlessly shift between melee and ranged combat while disrupting enemy buffs and healing. Although specific skills have yet to be disclosed, players are already debating whether to switch to the new class.
Along with the Lancer, Class Change will be introduced. Players can convert their existing items and skills to fit the new class, but costs will be incurred depending on the quantity of items and skills selected.
As a result, attention is focused not only on the Lancer's performance but also on the actual Class Change costs. In particular, players who have acquired numerous skills on their existing class are weighing whether to transfer by comparing skill costs across classes, or how much they need to prepare to swap to the new Lancer class. Since detailed skills and exchange costs have not been announced yet, most players are opting to await further information rather than deciding on a class change immediately.
Better Rewards, but Harder? Tower of God Goes World Content
Following the November 4 update, Floor 1 of Tower of God was converted into World content, while Floors 2 and 3 became Inter-World content. Simultaneously, monster levels and stats were raised, and along with new zones, experience points and drop rewards were increased. While the upgraded rewards have drawn positive responses, players are also reporting that hunting difficulty has surged significantly as monsters became much stronger.
In particular, cases have surfaced where players who previously farmed on Floor 2 or 3 of Tower of God struggle to survive in their usual zones after the patch. Even if a character's gear specs were sufficient before, some now need to move down a floor to hunt, making it necessary to double-check character readiness before diving in.
Congestion resulting from the shift to World content is another new variable. As more players enter simultaneously than before, competition over farming spots has escalated. While enhanced monsters and rewards offer more reasons to visit the Tower of God, complaints have emerged that the influx of players makes it difficult to hunt in desired locations.
With Floor 2 transitioning to Inter-World, the scope of boss competition has also broadened. Unlike in the past when players only competed against members of their own server, hilarious yet frustrating situations are occurring where players from other servers swoop in near the end of a boss fight to swipe the rewards and leave. As difficulty and competitive friction have risen alongside the rewards, players will likely need to account for various factors beyond raw specs when braving the Tower of God.
