Disappointment with most of the game

Copperbeardy

The game feels like a mash-up between New Worlds and Elder Scrolls - PvP and open world group-focused, with PVE as an afterthought, as can be seen —

In the looting of your corpse when you die, very pvp

lots of time wasted traveling between areas - almost like it was designed to be spread out and take you a long time to travel to fell like there is more content to the game than there really is.

No currency drops from mobs. The Glint is very much a PVP token feel to it

Slow as heck spawn rates of mobs, especially in areas were commision quests are at

No share tagging, so you spend a lot of time waiting for respawns

time-consuming and over expesive progessing of material, and the Tax rates are ridiculous

difficult to find objective on missions - for example: no map icon to show active constructions so you can drop of crates.

lack of automated travel, no ride stations or flight points

The bag space taken up by materials is ridiculous, 4 spots for ore or gems…

Plus the overall slow development of this game is kinda of odd - i bought the wayfarer pack back in 2018, when I did I thought the game would be a release product within 4 years. I know how hard it is to work in development and sure many people at the company have put a lot of hard work and good work in, but the game seems to be taking a long time. Make me wonder if there are financial or managerial issues going on. as you seem to have had plenty of time to do cosmetic packs instead of getting the game out. at this rate, it will be another 10 years before the game comes out.

after seeing the state of the game in this alpha and given the time it took to get this far. I am unlikely to even bother with the game if it finally gets released.

Noaani

While all of your complaints seem fair, it is worth pointing out that each of them are basically specific design decisions made by Intrepid specifically because that is how they wanted it.

They want corpse loot because apparantly thats fun to them (him, Steven).

They want to waste time traveling because apparantly the game itself is so unfun that if you let people get to the content sooner, they would see that the game sucks sooner.

They don't want mobs dropping currency because that can't be taken off you in PvP, but glint can (the other option here is for mobs to drop currency, but for you to drop a percent of the currency you have on you when you die - take this one as a win).

Slow spawn rates have a similar reason behind them to travel speed.

No share tagging is supposed to be an incentive to PvP.

The crafting rate is again similar to travel speed in its reasoning. The tax rate is supposed to be something players rally against to fight off that guild that has control of the whole server (they never explained how this is supposed to happen).

Bag space being limit is so that you get and use a mule - which isn't in game yet.

And yeah, if you don't like these aspects of the game, best thing to do is just forget it exists.