Project Moon has scheduled fixes for Limbus Company’s Mirror Projection achievement tracking and Gregor’s Support Identity EXP issues for Nov. 12 at 12:00 KST. The developer’s official update notice addresses both an Identity that was missing from an achievement’s qualifying count and EXP being awarded to Gregor while his Support Identity was assigned.
The achievement fix concerns Jeong’s Office Rep Ishmael, which was not being counted toward the Mirror Projection requirement to clear Mirror Dungeon at Floor 5 or higher with six or more Office or Workshop Identities in the loadout at completion. After the update, that Ishmael Identity will count toward the requirement. For players building a qualifying loadout, the important distinction is that the check concerns the Identities present when the run is completed, alongside the specified floor threshold.
The Gregor issue involves two EXP behaviours. When Gregor’s Support Identity was assigned, Gregor was included in EXP distribution, splitting EXP among all 12 Sinners. Separately, deploying that Support Identity as either a combat participant or a Backup Unit awarded additional combat participation EXP to the Gregor Identity equipped before the Support Identity was assigned. That makes the previously equipped Identity relevant to the issue, rather than simply the Support Identity being used in the encounter.
Following the update, assigning Gregor’s Support Identity will no longer award EXP to Gregor’s Identity; the remaining Sinners will share the EXP instead. Project Moon also confirmed that EXP and EXP Tickets obtained through the issue before the update will not be withdrawn from managers’ accounts. The correction therefore changes distribution going forward while leaving those previously obtained resources in place.
Project Moon apologized for identifying the EXP issue long after the feature had been introduced and said it would take greater care to prevent similar issues. Its notice pairs the scheduled correction with an explicit commitment to preserve the affected accounts’ existing gains.