Mounts will ruin the game for me, that’s a close game and uninstall for me.
Running around Exploring is more fun on foot.
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Domesticated animals go wild after a while. The explanation is on a poster, I think, in WW.
a single poster is already enough reason
And even if it is, its a dumb reason. It honestly makes me think that y’all just don’t really have any other valid arguments.
I still don’t see why they can’t add horses. If the animals aren’t born wild, and bred to be ridden, thennnn ???
TLDR; op is weak.
As long as you can’t use a mount anywhere you can’t use a camp, then whatever. Don’t need towns filled with jerks parking their big flappy mounts on crafting stations.
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I love this thread. Because I read it once or twice, the forum thinks I want to follow it, so I see the title every time I log in. The title is all I need. Sooo amusing.
“People will quit if mounts aren’t added”
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Why do I get the creeping suspicion that if mounts are added, it will consist of a follower banging two empty halves of coconut together
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Yeah, thats true 
Sounds like you wannna play New World, without actually playing New World.
Welcome to a good MMO
I’ll be staying <3
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Mounts would also let people avoid dangerous mobs a lot more and thus lessen danger. If you want mounts, go play WoW. You also ignored the part about dev time and resources being wasted on something that’s not really needed.
I am sure there a multitude of posts about the XYZ’s companies will all be quitting with no mounts…These veiled threats with little to no reasoning on how it would improve the game are useless. How about stating the pros and cons of such a system. Why play a game that you knew did not have mounts. I really don’t get it. Do you get pissed off when you walk into a Honda car dealership and they don’t sell Motorcycles or wagons?
I’m all for fixing all the bugs and non-functioning systems before new content comes
But about I play this game and try to get mounts in it? Sounds like a better idea to me.
Mounts not really being needed is just your opinion, which I strongly disagree with. Not everyone enjoys walking 1mph for 25 minutes just to get to a single destination because they have other things to do than spend an hour for fast travel currency that is also shared with other systems
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Never played WoW before. But nah i think ill stay here and keep pushing for mounts. I hope they add them next update just to see you sick out of your mind and wanting to quit tho.
Not sure why you responded to me but I don’t think mounts are needed. Maybe it was easier to respond to me than to respond to the OP instead?
I probably have an unpopular opinion on this subject and that is if they DO add mounts it will actually hurt the game population. My reasoning is a long the same lines as cheating in a video game, its cool and fun for a very short period of time then you simply get bored because there is no challenge.
If the game released with mounts my opinion would be completely different.
I myself don’t care what they do, I personally enjoy the running through the world and it makes for better PvE and PvP experiences.
Sorry xFaTalLx seems like the no mount game was your result of your fatality.
As you mentioned, lots of options available for you to pick from, hope you find something that makes you happy.
Happy Trails !
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“People will quit if mounts are added”
See, I fixed it for you.
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Game is dropping thousands of players every week. If I was y’all, I’d start saying “yes” to anything that might keep people around at this stage.
Aren’t they only found in the tropical regions of New World? Or Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?
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Mounts sounds like a bad idea.
Alternate idea:
Once you’re on a main road (not one of the smaller side roads) have auto-run keep you on that path until the next major intersection.
If you’re in combat it doesn’t work and you must wait 1 min after leaving combat to enable.
While you’re auto-run/auto-pathing you’re still vulnerable to attack from mobs and/or players if you’re PVP flagged, so AFK at your own risk.