Bump and signed.
Sincerely,
Disappointed bow main
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Agreed, critical, non insulting and concise. 10/10 would 
again
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This is not an addition but a replacement. And it’s only one thing:
- Players working for other competing game companies that don’t want New World to succeed.
That’s the thing wrong with New World and it’s mostly what I see on forums about the game.
By the way I didn’t read any of what you posted except for the last sentence.
I don’t care about pvp in this game but it also feels like pve is being ignored.
Why not both? Open world PvP is fun but it ends up being the largest number wins. Us core PvP’ers just want somewhere to go to have ‘even’ fights.
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Yup, I agree with the first point 100% – the ‘balance’ changes are a result of PvPers complaining like children, and devs having a reactionary response in return. PvPers are extremely toxic, and it has been shown over and over in games catering to that sort.
It’s extremely unfortunate that there was not a full, hard pivot away from PvP entirely and instead a focus on PvE… but here we are.
well i would not say that is everything , but it could be page 1 in a book titled everything wrong with new world .
the book has 690 pages .
and there are 2 more books coming out .
Thank you for reading and replying @Willard . I’m glad this thread created an exchange between the community and the devs. Looking forward to the results of this exchange!
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More concerned about QOL/BUGS/BOTS
… Hurry up wtf
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“Small talk” is currently dominating the first 10 pages down of the Dev Tracker. This isn’t helpful to the player base.
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Tax creating have/have nots
PvP desync, lag/rubber banding, hit recog. Gear over dependence
PVE - solo content is very boring.
Definitely, cause if we don’t have enough for OPR, this is what I would want to do.
Lack of support for addons so the community can make improvements to things like Inventory and Trading post and maybe gear swapping. And please please please damage meters so we can test stuff better in order to further help you with recommendations. We only really have subjective ways of talking about balanced weapons.
It seems like AGS could use the help with making positive changes to their product.
They just need to adjust the Dev Tracker and what posts get tracked. There is nothing wrong with the devs openly engaging in “Small Talk” and therefore engaging more with the community overall. It lets us know and be more aware of them and for them to be much more aware and connected to us.
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that post in gold thanks buddy, i would like to add the game need more control and permanent bans against hacking and bots.
And i think fix all bug about input lag, desync, and bugs in general should be a priority, then more pvp content ( arenas, and maybe other type of bg ) and a way to get/scale pvp gear doing that ( because a lot of people who likes pvp doesnt like pve and their are forced to do it, just like people who only likes pve doesnt even ever flag for pvp in open world ).
The go for more pve content, because at least the have content ( a little, but still more than pvp )
Oh wow, this sounds so familiar… not like beta players brought this up during 2020 / 2021 as well.
Oh, I disagree. But they do need to adjust the Dev Tracker. “Small talk” is fine if the game were working well, but it’s not, it’s a mess. “Small talk” is like your doctor wanting to tell you about his golf game instead of updating you on your loved one’s medical condition. I’m sorry, I actually really need to hear what’s being done to fix the problem. That’s the priority, everything else is a distraction.
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Small talk doesn’t need to only happen when the game is perfect and everyone is bored sitting around the office.
A new CM stopping in and opening a line of communication leads to better discussions and feedback. Sure, the Dev Tracker was an oversite but that is hardly the worst issue out there.
You aren’t “distracting” the resolution of issues by talking with a CM about coffee as the CMs are not the ones solving issues, they are the ones reporting them as we bring them up.
I’m sure they can handle going thread to thread, grabbing useful information and sending it along while also having a general chat on the side. People can multi-task.
I’m all for having chatty CM’s who are engaged with the community while also doing the role they were hired for. So far in the last few weeks we have seen much more of that, where if we go back to December it was quite literally dead air followed by the odd Offical News.
This is better, stop complaining about it. If the community decides to get toxic about it, we’ll go back to no CMs answering threads (because everyone thinks being insulting somehow helps) and less back and forth communication.
Now with that said, we do need to see some of that Feedback we’re pushing up come back with some answers. The line of communication has opened up, but if that Feedback just falls in a pile of no response and all the CMs can ever do is tell us they are sending Feedback up and how they like their morning coffee, we have ourselves a problem.
Now it’s on the AGS team to take our feedback and respond to it.
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Thank you for bringing this up. In hindsight my criticism of the overly active “small talk” was founded in the dev tracker spam it resulted in and my growing frustration with the game - hence my rather negative tone. However, people were quick to point out the tracker problem and they are working on a solution now (nice!).
I’m with you that the increased forum activity of the team is a great thing to see, especially after the long periods of radio silence. It is far better to know the team is actively reading and engaging with their community, no matter if it’s on topic or just chatting.
Finally, it is just as you said. Again, I am super happy that this list of reoccuring concerns enabled a dialogue between the players and the dev team. Now it all depends on how AGS will come back after reviewing our collective feedback.
Cheers to everyone who engaged in this dialogue. 
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