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Personally, I would put crafting back to alpha, reduce the amount of resources for crafting, change the respawn rate on all resources to 5 seconds, remove all orbs from dungeons, remove all time gating on all aspects of the game, and increase the drop rate of items, and probably change the loot tables.

Having this capability could draw players back to the game. Then, players could make the changes that are not being deployed by the development team. This I would personally like to see deployed. So, how do we go forward from here? Unfortunately, I don’t think there is a forward from here unless AGS makes some serious changes in who is supporting this game, changes their development direction, and starts addressing the actual non-functional aspects of their current game.Īnother option is for them to allow private servers with access to the development console. The real issue is the total disconnect between the gaming company and the player base that is playing, and the seemingly total lack of experience that the gaming company has with supporting a game of this type. So, the real issue here isn’t game mechanics or gear score or even progression in the game.

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Those forum posts are completely ignored by the development team and instead of trying to solve actual issues, we have a patch deploying that will increase gear score. The remaining player base then takes to the forums to try and provide feedback to help keep the game from not completely falling apart.

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Then New World finally launched, and we then have a series of patches that drives that majority of the player base away from the game. It was only when game breaking issues and mechanics that were brought up before release which then delayed it even further. Then we had the series of betas that were for short time periods to supposedly test specific aspects of the game.ĭuring the whole beta process, plenty of topics were brought up with concerns about game mechanics which were simply ignored by the now third development team. This didn’t seem to happen very often during the beta cycle and much of the game progression was simply pushed through. With the alpha team, there would be some sort of response to these forums posts and addressing some of the concerns. This is when the clear distinction between the development teams was shown. Much of what is introduced is also exactly what the alpha team said would not be deployed. Much of this progression is not very welcome by the player base and is voiced on the forums. So, then beta starts and what happens? Dungeons are deployed, gating mechanics are introduced, and much of the game progression is centered on gating and extending time on certain activities, like crafting and gathering. What was also discussed was end game ideas and open world pvp ideas. Much of that discussion was centered around how New World was going to stay away from using tired old mechanics that other games had deployed. It was made very clear that Tier 5 would be the top level of gear and that 600 would be the top gear score. One of the items that was discussed was if New World would have a gear grind/treadmill like other MMO’s. I’m not sure how many other alpha players remember that, or how many alpha players are even still playing, but yes there was a discussion for a couple of hours. I say that because if the alpha development team was still working on New World, then increasing gear score would not be a topic of posts, let alone being deployed in a patchīetween the alpha and beta development cycles, there was a discussion between the player base and the development team. So, New World is now in its fourth year of development and appears to be on its fourth development team.

Endless online private server items not dropping