
Amazon will hold downtime for New World to fix buff stacking exploit and re-enable trophy buffs tonight.

Amazon will hold downtime for New World to fix buff stacking exploit and re-enable trophy buffs tonight.

After the latest patch, New World is dealing with a fresh set of exploits. Amazon Game Studios has swiftly reacted to exploiters with bans, but many players say they were unjustified. What’s really going on?

Player trading is still disabled in New World for now, but Amazon patched the game and says top priority is getting things back to normal for players soon.

The New World team was notified of a major trading exploit that they were yet unaware about. As a result, they needed to disable player training while they work on correcting the issue as a precautionary step.

New World’s latest update is mostly based around fixes to combat and AI, a bug affecting the Barnacles & Black Powder Expedition, some server stability-related tweaks, and more adjustments.

New World’s upcoming major content drop, the Brimstone Sands update, has hit the public test realm, giving players the chance to check it out before it launches on the live servers next month.

New World �is opening up even more new servers in three regions to support growing population ahead of next month’s huge Brimstone Sands update.

As the upcoming Brimstone Sands update is set to release next month, players have been jumping back into New World to prep for what is the largest content drop for the new MMO to date. As a result, Amazon has had to increase server population capacity and add more worlds. They’ve done so again, this time adding a Central European server to the mix.

Three new servers are coming to several regions in New World. After an uptick in activity and even queues this past weekend, Amazon is adding three brand new servers ahead of next month’s huge update and the arrival of Brimstone Sands.

Summer Medleyfaire comes to a close with New World’s latest update, coming overnight. The update also fixes bugs and brings back Instanced Wars.