New World can create characters after downtime

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After yesterday’s decision to disable the feature in all regions, New World is once again able to create characters.

After yesterday’s decision to disable the feature in all regions, New World is once again able to create characters. After a period of downtime, the creation of the new role is up and running globally. Players also buy New World Gold to build their characters and improve their abilities.

However, while Amazon Game Studios announced about two hours before the downtime that would last for several hours, it still didn’t give a reason character creation was halted across the board. For anyone following the game, New World has had a bumpy post-launch period, but Amazon has been actively working to address those issues.

For MMORPG maintenance, many players are used to the difficulties of teams running big games. However, disabling an important feature of the game, be it player-to-player trading or character creation, even for a short period with no information on why they did it, raises questions. Trading between players was previously disabled, causing many players who wanted to trade with New World Coins to lose money.

Amazon has clarified that they’ve been listening to feedback, and they’ve vowed to do better after the post-launch woes and ongoing issues. Some in the community think there might be some behind-the-scenes work to fight bots or something, and they might not want to release the full information. Players also hope that New World will also get better and better, and thus their desire to buy New World Coins.

This makes sense as several changes have been made so far to help with these issues, such as deferring main quest rewards to prevent bots from getting early rewards and New World Coins. For now, however, the feature has been restored and everything seems to work as expected. Players who need New World Coins can trade with IGGM. This is a safe and professional seller, where players can enjoy a unique experience.

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