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During the Game Awards this evening, Amazon lifted the veil on its upcoming MMO project, New World. But what exactly is this new title? We had a chance to talk to David Verfaillie of the New World team about the upcoming MMO set during the twilight of the Age of Exploration.
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It's hype though
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Lol, I know those feels.
That and the heavy PvP focus probably means I'll give it a pass. Since it's a full fledged MMO, that means no private servers to enjoy the game on your own terms with friends then either.
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“Holding territories is going to be difficult, [and] they’re going to be highly desired. I think trying to hold more than one will require a very dedicated group that will be very difficult to do.”
Heard that before and i guess we all know how that will end....
I really loved the gathering and crafting
Beautiful world
Or wait until launch? Get a better game experience, more bugs ironed out and more content.
Will there be server with thousands of players on each like traditional MMOs or is it a semi MMO like Conan exiles?
This mmo looks interesting. But i remain skeptical with pvp mmo's.
Practice doesn't make perfect, practice makes permanent.
"At one point technology meant making tech that could get to the moon, now it means making tech that could get you a taxi."
I would say no. We were shown some stuff and people made assumptions.
It was described by some as a running simulator - until they showed some clunky combat. Then it became a survival game. And when they showed some crafting and subsequently talked of claims it morphed into a PvP game. Amazon never said though.
And with individuals being able to live within a "company" settlement that suggests something more complex again. To me there is a hint of empire building. And an active PvE enemy as well.
Guns, swords and a hint of magic were shown .... and people assumed a North & Central American 16th century sort of setting. Now we know its nominal 17th century but that the land is eternal and has been attracting people for centuries - that idea gives a fairly unlimited scope for what PvE mobs might be found. Who knows what weapons Atlanteans wielded ....
Do we really "know". Have Amazon revealed all. Still not sure. A part of me thinks not.