Amazon's MMORPG "New World" was officially released on September 28 this year, although it achieved quite good performance in the early stage, once attracting a large number of players to play, and was at the top of the steam online player rankings. But with the game's bugs, bugs, and tedious gameplay, the game's player base plummeted by 85 percent just two months after the beta. Apparently, the quality of the game doesn't match Amazon's ambition to get a piece of the game industry.
In the latest update, the developers changed the size of the enemies in the myrkgard elite area of the game, significantly increasing the enemy strength in this area, which once again caused dissatisfaction among players.
This move has exacerbated player frustration to the peak, and just yesterday, many players joined forces to sign a petition hoping that developers can start the live broadcast to experience the battle in the Myrkgard area for themselves and show it to all players.
The petition was supported by many players, who pointed out that such an act is very meaningful, allowing developers to get closer to and sincerely connect with the player community, and to donate the proceeds of the live broadcast to charity as donations.
In fact, such developer live streaming is nothing new for MMORPG games, such as the elder Scrolls Online development team often live streaming new dungeons and other content. Naoki Yoshida, the director of Final Fantasy XIV, is often challenged by high-end dungeon content in the game, and he ranks at the top of the dark mage profession.
Given the current bad mood of New World players, as well as the loss of players and the instability of the game, Amazon Game Studios was able to seize the opportunity to connect with the player community, and it is obviously quite necessary to make good adjustments to the game content.