You can get pretty specific, but I only filtered by Location in my search. Since all you have to work with is imprecise statistics, I decided to take a sample of what the game looks like right now.ДЇFXIV has a player search feature (pic) that lets you search the entire world for players. This is the case for most negative reviewers now, now that they've had the time to get to lvl 60 and experience the 'EPIC END GAME CONTENT' they realize it's shit and hollow, does that make their review irrelevant cause 'LOL HOLY SHIT BRO, YOU SPENT THAT MUCH TIME IN THE GAME? MUST BE A MENTAL ILLNESS LMFAO?' Fuck off out of here you nigger tranny, you don't belong here. It takes like 200 hours to get to level 60 if you're REALLY slow and casual, and when that's your ultimate goal, what's going to happen when you get there and you find out it's shit? Obviously, you're going to realize it truly is absolute shit and not recommend the game, so what is the issue here? The concept of playing a game for 250 hours only to not recommend it is annoying but in New Worlds case, might be understandable. 575964959 >575961252ДЇirst off, understand where you are nigger, you aren't on some normie board where you're dealing with normal people. Made mmoags seethe for a while though so for that alone it's worth it.ДЄnonymous 10/27/21(Wed)11:48:44 No. However as it stands all the crafting is all grind with the endgame being that you get to sell to people who didn't grind, and most of the end game shit isn't enabled or bugged. It is by far the best action mmo I've played to date and, if they add a few more weapons, dungeons and a heap of world pvp shit to do then I could see myself playing this game regularly. The game was somewhat ruined by nolifers rushing to 60 2 days in and swarming war rosters, though once everyone else caught up a few days later they got butthurt they couldn't win wars anymore and all quit. Making neutral zones forced pvp flagged and have more things to fight over would be a good start. There's definitely potential in there that they can work on. The company system resulted in people actually working together and organizing in world pvp events and was genuinely refreshing, though I'm sure peoples experiences of that is entirely based on what server the played on. Honestly I went back to FF14, I got my money's worth from New World but I'm done with it.Д¦1 KB JPG I genuinely had more fun playing New World without friends than I did with FF14 without friends. You buy a house and you have to pay tax on it which is absolutely hilarious coming from Amazon, I think that was the final straw, I had done everything there was really to do, the world just feels static and empty, npcs are only there to serve as quest givers, you're killing the same enemies over and over and over and over. The msq is complete trash, if you read the actual text the setting is supposed to be fantasy medieval but it's written in a modern tone with lots of references to progressive politics. So that's what I aimed for, I didn't join any companies just grinded it out solo which took a while but once I hit 60 honestly? It was just the same shit I had done while levelling, nothing was different, nothing. The ability to play while listening to podcasts, music or a video on another monitor while cutting down trees and mining, just completely zoning out was a good time waster but the main reason I played so long, I was told it got better when you hit endgame, hit level 60 that's when the game opens up. I went into the game pretty much blind, so a lot of my early game was just figuring stuff out while I saw a lot of other players steamrolling through levels and that was the only goal.

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