Developers of New World Address Issues of Coin Selling With a New Patch

Amazon’s New World has announced a new patch that will bring much-needed changes to its economy measures, especially to counter coin sellers in the game. Coin sellers were the ones who would advertise selling in-game currency for real cash and sold them via third party websites. The developers have decided to ban such accounts along with some added restrictions in currency used within the game.

New World Patch 1.0.5 makes some much-needed changes for the fair play

New World released its patch 1.0.5 update, which made some crucial changes to the game’s economy. The detailed changes according to the patch notes are as follows:

• Banned and suspended many of the reported accounts. Thank you for your reports for players spamming chat.

• Added restrictions to prevent player-to-player trading and currency transfer from characters under level 10, or whose account is less than 72 hours old. Logging in after your account is 72 hours old will enable your ability to trade and transfer currency once you’ve hit level 10.

• Redistributed coin value from some early quests to later in the Main Story questline, keeping the total amounts of coin earned the same, just delivered in quests slightly later.

• Trading Post usage will be restricted until new characters accept the “Introduction to Trading Post” quest in their first settlement.

Amazon has also disabled Steam’s Family Sharing feature along with the aforementioned changes for New World.

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The developers addressed another crucial issue which was shrinking the surplus income as characters reached level 60 cap. This can be seen from the graphs below:

Amazon added some more changes to address this issue as well:

• Reduced Durability lost from PvP deaths by 10%.
• Extended housing tax periods from 5 days to 7 days, without increasing taxed amount
• Increased coin gained from expedition bosses starting at Starstone Barrows by 25% and ramping up to endgame expeditions by 100% per boss.

Amazon also provided an update on the Overwolf MiniMap add-on’s evaluation for New World. These new changes will certainly bring some fair play in the game and enhance the overall gameplay experience for players.

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