Dragonfire is already live in Albion Online, and the team has scheduled a Q&A livestream for September 17 at 17:00 UTC. The official Steam announcement says Moritz Bokelmann, Game Director, and Michael Schwahn, Co-Creative Director, will join the AlbionTV hosts on Twitch. Read the official announcement. official announcement
The announcement was published on September 15. Albion Online news is also available on JEU.VIDEO.
When to watch the Dragonfire Q&A
The livestream will start at 17:00 UTC on September 17 at twitch.tv/albiononline. Players are invited to prepare questions about Dragonfire, how it was created and the future of the game. Viewers should convert the UTC time to their own time zone before the event.
No end time is included in the announcement, so the stream’s duration cannot yet be determined. The start time and Twitch channel are confirmed, but there is no stated viewing window beyond the scheduled beginning.
The announced discussion will cover Dragonfire’s development
AlbionTV says the conversation will look behind the scenes at Dragonfire’s development, discuss how players responded to the update and address what comes next for Albion Online. The two directors will take part alongside the AlbionTV hosts.
The reference to player response describes one of the planned discussion topics; it is not itself a detailed report of player reactions. The announcement also does not attach a new content reveal, a release timetable or specific upcoming changes to the event.
What the livestream can clarify
Because Dragonfire is already online, the Q&A’s immediate value is in the explanations and forward-looking details the team may provide around the update. The event gives players a place to raise questions, but the announcement does not reveal the answers in advance.
For now, the useful information is straightforward: follow twitch.tv/albiononline on September 17 at 17:00 UTC and prepare questions about Dragonfire or the game’s next steps. The duration and detailed answers remain unknown until the livestream.
