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Check out Alpha Two Announcements here to see the latest Alpha Two news and update notes.
Our quickest Alpha Two updates are in Discord. Testers with Alpha Two access can chat in Alpha Two channels by connecting your Discord and Intrepid accounts here.
The Importance of Live GM's
HiddenDaggerInn
Member, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
After playing 1000 hours on New World, I can honestly say I have no idea what they were thinking trying to use automated report system and no way to take action right away. I have been praising Steven for his choice to use live GM's and only can hope he sticks to that course and have plenty of them.
These gold sellers, People who're scripting resources, aimbotting and so on... need to have a report that goes to the live GM and let them finish it. Now this will be time consuming at the start, but once they realise they can't get away with these shanigans it will make the game better for all of us.
Live GM's are now more important than they ever were with websites selling hacks, and gold and so much we don't know about. EAC is simply a annoyance and only keeps people who have no clue about cheating from doing it.
I will never understand how people can feel good about beating someone or acheiving something, knowing they used something to win.
To all the people who don't cheat,hack, or buy gold thank you and I look forward to gaming with you.
I'm counting on you Steven to right these wrongs that have ruined games for us for years!
These gold sellers, People who're scripting resources, aimbotting and so on... need to have a report that goes to the live GM and let them finish it. Now this will be time consuming at the start, but once they realise they can't get away with these shanigans it will make the game better for all of us.
Live GM's are now more important than they ever were with websites selling hacks, and gold and so much we don't know about. EAC is simply a annoyance and only keeps people who have no clue about cheating from doing it.
I will never understand how people can feel good about beating someone or acheiving something, knowing they used something to win.
To all the people who don't cheat,hack, or buy gold thank you and I look forward to gaming with you.
I'm counting on you Steven to right these wrongs that have ruined games for us for years!
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Also ashes will not be a cash grab, they definitely want to go for the long run so having GMs will be a thing for sure.
Generally don't compare NW with ashes I saw a lot of posts doing that, they might both be mmos but they are extremely different in so many ways.
I don't think New World is a cash grab personally, I have enjoyed playing it, just pointing out something Im looking forward to having again. In a year or so it might be a really good game, just not yet.
New World is something to play why I wait for AoC.
I don't mind if game companies can't catch every botter or exploiter-- I know it's not economical to maintain a huge customer support staff. I just hope Intrepid Studios will have at least one full-time player report investigator that will daily review videos and screenshots submitted by players and enter the game environment and combat the worst offenders until they give up. I'd also like to see these investigators act quickly! Don't just put it on a low priority list for design to solve someday-- instead ban those players and check back with the same spot later to see if they return.
It would be nice if there was a way to capture hardware information from video cards or CPU so that the developer could capture the PC of the hacker/botter and make them buy a new rig each time.