Lineage Eternal Datamining Reveals That It May Already Be In English

Lineage Eternal's first Closed Beta won't begin until November 30th, but the client is already available to pre-load. As with any major release, dataminers have begun to search through the files, finding maps of several zones, alternate skins for an assortment of heroes, the default—and perhaps only—keyboard layout, and more.

Several gameplay features have also been uncovered, including the fact that bosses will have several stages, denoted by an animation informing the player that they have moved to a new stage, during each of which the boss will make use of different skills and even change appearance. Players have the ability to flag for PvP, albeit it isn't clear whether you have to be flagged for PvP in order to be attacked by others. You will also lose a fair amount of experience on death.

The most interesting find, however, is that upwards of half of the game client may already be in English. While an international release has yet to be confirmed, the fact that so much of the client appears to be translated already is a good sign that we may yet get confirmation of one. Moreover, we may even be able to play the Korean version in English, but we will have to wait until the Closed Beta begins on November 30th for confirmation.