New World: Amazon Addresses Character Transfers, Economics, and Other Community Complaints

Amazon Games has provided its New World community with an update on many of the game’s features that have experienced issues, such as character transfers, the game economy, and much more.

in a developer blog post Posted on the game’s forums, a New World community manager explained that the team had been working hard to investigate various issues with the MMO before providing an update to fans on the issues they believe are most critical to the community. .

Following recent reports that New World has been suffering from a deflationary currency crisis, the blog post spoke more about the current state of the game’s economy and updated fans on the changes the development team would make in the future.

“From a data point of view, the economy is performing within acceptable levels,” the post explains. “All the servers are making more money than is being phased out, and by a good margin. However, the economy is tighter late in the game currently. When we look at the surplus revenue generated per tier, it is very high at tier 1 -35 range, decent in the 40-59 range, and it comes down to 60. This means that as more players reach level 60, this will start to put more pressure on the economy. “

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With that in mind, the developer says that it has made two big changes that will help the game’s economy in the future. The first of these came in the form of fixing a bug that affected New World’s Azoth staff and prevented players from completing some of the end-game features that generated reasonable levels of gold. The second and most recent change comes with the reintroduction of New World’s Outpost Rush. This large-scale 20v20 PvP experience is available to level 60 players in the game and, according to the developers, should help endgame players a lot in finding a source of income.

In addition to the changes listed above, the studio has announced more adjustments that it is making in an attempt to strengthen the game’s economy. Among a host of other factors, these included extending the New World housing tax period from 5 to 7 days and tying down business positions, a change the study said will help boost the economy in less traveled territories in whole set.

Economics aside, the studio also talked more about the game’s full server issues and issues with character transfers. Since its initial release, the developer has made multiple efforts to resolve server issues and allow players the ability to play with their preset friends by transferring their characters between the game’s servers.

“It is important to us that everyone has the opportunity to choose which server they are playing on,” reads the developer’s blog. “By the time you’re reading this, character transfers will have been re-enabled and most players should be able to move their characters.”

“We will continue to monitor your feedback after this wave of Character Transfers is complete and will offer additional Transfers if needed. We are also working on Region-to-Region Character Transfers, but it is difficult to resolve and will take time.”

To avoid further problems in the future, the studio says it is monitoring the number of active users within the game’s servers to ensure that its’Full server status‘is still accurate. Furthermore, the statement also confirmed that going forward, players will receive a 24-hour notice period before a server is marked as full, meaning that both existing and new players would have more information before discovering that a server could not be joined.

This article has addressed several of the topics covered in the developer’s blog post. However the full blog it contained information on a number of additional issues, including property taxes, faction tokens, and much, much more. To learn more about New World, be sure to check out our IGN page dedicated to the game, which includes a number of helpful tips and guides for the MMO.

Jared Moore is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow it on Twitter.