The development team behind Conqueror's Blade: Three Kingdoms has officially announced a scheduled maintenance period for the PC version of the game. This update is set to take place on September 16, requiring a total downtime of 3 hours. During this window, players will be unable to access the game servers as the team implements necessary backend adjustments and bug fixes to ensure stability for the upcoming seasonal transition.
Maintenance Schedule and Regional Impact
The maintenance is split across different time zones to accommodate the global player base. For the APAC region, the servers will be offline on September 16 from 14:00 to 17:00 (UTC+8). Meanwhile, players in the EU and AMS regions should prepare for downtime on September 16 from 7:00 to 10:00 (UTC+1). It is essential for players to plan their sessions accordingly, as the game will remain inaccessible for the full duration of these windows.
Season Transition and Technical Fixes
Beyond the standard maintenance, the update serves as a precursor to the end of the current competitive cycle. The official schedule confirms that the Season 1 settlement and data lock process is slated for September 23. Following this, the game will transition into Season 2, which is scheduled to begin on September 28. Players are encouraged to finalize their preparations before the data lock occurs to ensure all progress is captured correctly.
In addition to the seasonal preparations, this update addresses specific display errors that have affected the game's map interface. The developers have confirmed that the following corrections will be applied:
- Maintenance duration is 3 hours.
- Season 1 settlement and data lock occurs on September 23.
- Season 2 begins on September 28.
- Fief name display errors corrected: Wuyuan to Fushi, Shuofang to Gaonu.
- Maintenance scheduled for APAC region: September 16, 14:00–17:00 (UTC+8).
- Maintenance scheduled for EU/AMS region: September 16, 7:00–10:00 (UTC+1).
These adjustments to fief names, specifically changing Wuyuan to Fushi and Shuofang to Gaonu, are intended to resolve ongoing display inconsistencies. By addressing these technical issues now, the team aims to provide a more stable experience as the community moves into the next season. Players should ensure they have completed any urgent tasks before the maintenance begins to avoid potential interruptions to their progress.