Another game-breaking New World exploit has been discovered by players which allows them to kick people out of the game and dupe gold.
Amazon Game Studios: "As New World recognizes its fourth anniversary since launching on PC, we reflect on an incredible journey shaped by our dedicated player community. Your feedback and passion have been instrumental in evolving Aeternum into the world it is today, and our team is deeply grateful for this shared adventure. After four years of steady content updates and a major new console release, we've reached a point where it is no longer sustainable to continue supporting the game with new content updates."
New World, the PvP-focused MMO from Amazon Games, is being review bombed on Steam over a recently-announced major relaunch.
If they were gonna get into game development. They should've started with single player games imo
An ad for New World, has surfaced on the PlayStation Network, and this falls in line with the studio teasing an announcement at SGF.
I liked MMO’s on PC back in the day but I do prefer console these days. I may check this out
Better controls (I hate keyboard heavy games) and no need for chat communication. So, mostly a preference of how I want to enjoy my online games. I don't want to be typing or clicking buttons. Just holding a controller, chatting when I want (but hearing others when needed in raids even if I'm not). It also tends to be a much better UI. Lot less clutter without the unnecessary hot bars and chat UI and whatnot. Most PC-focused MMOs have a lot of button pressing for abilities that doesn't make it more fun, just more tedious I find.
Seriously? They don't perform basic input validation?
Are you serious? LMAO. You input HTML code into the in-game chat and the game just executes it when someone mouses over it? Funny how no other game has that problem. I mean this is basic.
And yet the guy in charge of Amazon's gaming division has the balls to say we'll eventually "take them seriously". Get your shit together before you start talking like that.
Does this still brick GPUs?