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Angels Online Global's Aug 4 Patch Adds Hard Mode Realm and Fixes Bingo Crash
A broad maintenance update reshapes loot, restores broken tracking, and opens a high-level limited-time dungeon — while compensating players caught by a misconfigured exchange ratio.
Distilled Aug 4, 2026·1 min read·source confidence91%
Angels Online Global completed its scheduled maintenance on August 4, 2026, delivering a wide sweep of content adjustments, bug fixes, and one new timed event.
What changed
Game content
- The special BOSS "Watermelon King" now has a chance to drop V-Scroll Gachas on final blow.
- Mini-Game Achievement progress tracking has been restored to its original settings.
- Six Assassin skill scrolls across the Lv. 100 and Lv. 120 brackets — Death Flurry IV, Freezing Rain I–III, Instant Execution I–II, and Silencing Ambush II–III — are now purchasable from the Waterfall Skill Researcher at Waterfall Camp.
- The Capoo Event Potion exchange ratio has been adjusted to 1:100. Players who exchanged between the July 28 and August 4 maintenance windows will receive a compensatory potion difference, to be distributed before the August 11 maintenance.
Bug fixes and optimizations
- Monster spawn locations corrected in Megalith Plains, Golden Beach, Orc Village, and Clouding Forest.
- Holy Battlefield event schedule updated.
- A crash triggered by clicking outside the Bingo board has been fixed.
- Inventory auto-sort and the "Yellow Gear Master" achievement condition checks have been optimized.
- Various Japanese localization strings have been revised.
New event
- Hard Mode Secret Realm runs from August 4 through September 22, 2026 (UTC+8), requires Lv. 100 or above, and features Lv. 130 monsters with Lv. 120 Equipment Gacha drops.
For Assassin mains chasing end-game skills and players willing to tackle Lv. 130 enemies, this update opens meaningful progression paths that were previously unavailable.
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