Due to the Into the Void 1.1 update, which increased the complexity of Amazon Games’ MMORPG, New World users are now bombarding Amazon Games’ MMORPG on Steam with negative reviews.Players who were dissatisfied with a recent patch for the Amazon-Games-developed New World have taken to Steam to leave negative reviews for the game.
When the new open-world massively multiplayer online role-playing game was first published in September, gamers flocked to it in droves. However, despite the bugs in New World – such as limited servers, random gold dupes, and limitless damage – the game continues to be relatively popular, albeit with steadily declining player counts.
The update was first launched as part of the Novel World Public Test Realm (PTR) programme, a new feature that allows players to explore previously undisclosed game upgrades and content before they are officially released. The application is extremely beneficial to developers because it allows them to receive input from the players. Developers can improve the upgrades and content ahead to the official launch by taking into consideration the feedback from players.
The most recent patch, which was released last week, features new content as well as various problem patches for the game. The update introduced a new weapon known as the Void Gauntlet, as well as new adversaries, new PvP Faction Missions, and Trading Posts that were all tied together. Even though it wasn’t announced as a major component of the patch before to its release, users have uncovered yet another new feature in New World’s 1.1 update, Into the Void.
Forbes reports that New World gamers are now review-bombing the game on Steam as a result of the game’s most recent patch, which increased the game’s difficulty. When Amazon Games released their latest update, Into the Void, they drastically raised both the number and difficulty of AI foes in Elite zones and Endgame locations.
As a result, defeating those adversaries becomes far more difficult. Amazon addressed the issue after players became aware of the change in difficulty by stating, “With new gear and equipment, we want players to feel challenged.” Despite the fact that the patch includes new bonuses, Amazon acknowledges in the same blog post that there is a problem with the drop rates of loot chests.
The decision to increase the complexity of the game without changing the rewards for fighting bosses has enraged fans of the game, resulting in the game receiving a mediocre review. Player numbers in New World have been steadily decreasing in recent months, and these poor evaluations may have contributed to that decline. Only a few weeks after its launch, New World experienced a dramatic drop in player numbers, marking a big setback for the MMORPG. Because this latest upgrade was a part of the Public Test Realm programme, it is probable that Amazon received player feedback on this particular feature of the update.
As a result of the increased difficulty, many players have resorted to another method of providing feedback: by bombing the game’s Steam page with negative reviews.
Hopefully, once Amazon improves the prize value for overcoming the more powerful enemy AI, New World enthusiasts will be satisfied with their purchase. Until then, diehard players of the video game can concentrate on the positive features of the patch, such as figuring out which Void Gauntlet build is the best for New World.