New World has entered its third month, and players are still very dissatisfied with the state of the game, because some bugs and design issues that disrupt the game hinder the overall experience. Players are now working hard to improve their equipment scores and watermarks by buying New World Gold and completing tasks. Both are necessary to enter the endgame truly. New World’s solo players are the ones who have been punished the most in recent changes, and the situation is terrible for many other players.

Although the loyal players of New World are still working hard to spend New World Gold to explore the game content. But one result of Amazon’s failure to deal with the most pressing issues in time is that the number of players is gradually decreasing, and the magnitude is not small. As a result, many of New World’s servers have become increasingly empty, so much so that Amazon itself is considering merging servers with a smaller population. Another problem with not merging servers is that some servers may end up being managed by a selfish company or even by the same company.

The key problem with this is that the travel expenses of those who do not share Company’s Faction will rise a lot. Another problem is that there is a cost for crafting in the New World, and the same is true for housing. Any company can levy high taxes on both for its own benefit, so players need to spend more New World Gold.

One of the latest changes in the internal economy of New World is that elemental beasts no longer drop Motes when harvesting, which makes more players feel uneasy. Unless Amazon changes its policies when dealing with nerf and overall experience, MMOs are likely to lose more and more players in the next few months, which may lead to situations similar to the above.

If this kind of server monopoly does occur, players need to buy New World Gold to ensure that they play normally and happily in New World.