Amazon will focus on fixing New World’s problems this month
New World’s plans for February have been drawn up. Amazon has completed its first world merger of the year, and the team is now focused on fixing bugs, bots, and balance.
Amazon is currently testing changes to combat, PVE, Outpost Rush, and crafting. Players can swap weapons while reacting, dodging, traversing, and using consumables. And such improvements will also stimulate players to buy New World Coins to get more excellent weapons.
The big changes to Outpost Rush focus on scoring and rewards. Players who complete the quest can get New World Coins and weapons. Dealing damage now increases the player’s score and kills player-controlled and AI enemies’ score decreased.
Bots have been a point of discussion in the community. Amazon Game Studios touched on this topic in an update video last month, and more news on this front seems to come soon. Posts about bots have remained the same since the game launched last year. A submission from January proved popular because it pointed out that a bot was approaching level 60 after it had been fishing in one place for several weeks. This is very disadvantageous for players who wish to collect resources for New World Coins.
As for the future, it looks like players can expect more world mergers and “exciting content.” They can also buy New World Coins at IGGM. They can enjoy cheap prices and high-quality services there, which is why many players become VIP members.
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