So far it looks like 3rd person Albion online

[Lydon]

Don't get me wrong, I really enjoy playing Albion online, but this definitely looks like it has many of the same systems as Albion online.

[ExplorerNMS]

I call it: The Son of Albion Online.

One of the Devs of New World was a Dev of EverQuest 2, and he obviously had enough clout to shove the crafting system from EQ2 into 'New World', and if he hadn't then the other New World dev's would have probably muttered their mantra: "mmm ... I don't care." and copied the crafting system from Ablion Online too.

And these are the only major differences: 1) The Graphics, 2) the crafting system, 3) the pvp flag systems.

[MinKsTeR]

its not fully same as albion but has feel on some stuff like albion

[Pureforge]

I mean I can see the resembeleance

[Key Lies]

Lot of similarity but the gameplay is on another level and as said above graphics can't be compared.


One other thing that I like is some quest that give you more way to interact with the New World. And unique location to discover, unlike Albion copy paste of every map with dj entrance + some portals.
(I love Albion but I think New world will make me stop playing it)

[ExplorerNMS]

引用自 Ez-Beast：

Lot of similarity but the gameplay is on another level and as said above graphics can't be compared.

This is a confusion of Gameplay and Graphics. the graphics of New World are 3d, so it seems as though it improves the gameplay.

But, if Albion Online were faithfully rebuilt into a 3d engine Ablion Online 3d would blow the doors off New World.

[Key Lies]

By gameplay I mean the way you control the character/combat system. No auto attaque / lock on, you have to feint and dodge more actively.
For a MMO Albion is more interactive than a WoW or other taping skill and waiting for cd rotation but NW refine it

[Aeekto]

引用自 Lydon：

Don't get me wrong, I really enjoy playing Albion online, but this definitely looks like it has many of the same systems as Albion online.

actually it's the opposite. albion is a pvp game.... new world on the other hand is a PvE game with some "optional" pvp without looting players or any leaderboards, only for killing someone for fun (and only possible if you find someone else who is flagged, what rarely happens at all since there is no real gain from it for taking such risk as repaircost and lost time because of respawn... no 10% xp bonus anymore)

[ExplorerNMS]

引用自 < blank >：

actually it's the opposite. albion is a pvp game.... new world on the other hand is a PvE game with some "optional" pvp

^ A demonstration of how powerful marketing is.

a game designed as an Open-World-Full-Loot-PvP-MMORPG, turns off full-loot, adds a flag system, adds a few dungeons and VOILA ... it's a PvE game. That's the PO-WER of marketing.

[Wolfen]

Lets hope it won't be that much of a piece of shallow crap.

[Aeekto]

引用自 ExplorerNMS：

引用自 < blank >：

actually it's the opposite. albion is a pvp game.... new world on the other hand is a PvE game with some "optional" pvp

^ A demonstration of how powerful marketing is.

a game designed as an Open-World-Full-Loot-PvP-MMORPG, turns off full-loot, adds a flag system, adds a few dungeons and VOILA ... it's a PvE game. That's the PO-WER of marketing.

nothing to do with marketing, but 1+ year alpha experience.
pvp is basicly non-existent anymore....
- wars rarely happen every couple days and only last for 30 mins for only 100 people total who got choosen by the company leader.
- outpost-rush is a pvevp mode which is pve first with rarely any pvp.
- open world pvp is through flagging, but there is no intention to flag because no xp boost anymore (you only get xp for playerkills, but lose durability if you die yourself and there is no loot).
- at forts pvp doesn't happen too since it's capture&hold and before anyone is even able to get there in time to defend, it's already over (especially people prefer not to fight because of durability loss, which gets very expensive in lategame, and they only want that passiv buff and therefor move away quickly again)
- as in any game with factions it gets onesided sooner or later since no groups can form as new enemies like in clanbased pvp games. this results in even less pvp than there already is.

On top of it for the best gear you need to do a ridiculous amount of PvE for crafting materials.

All of this makes it very much a PvE game in which pvp is only a minor leftover from the first version of the game.
As a pve game this game is actually good, but for pure pvp players it's wasted time and boring.

[ExplorerNMS]

引用自 < blank >：

引用自 ExplorerNMS：

^ A demonstration of how powerful marketing is.

a game designed as an Open-World-Full-Loot-PvP-MMORPG, turns off full-loot, adds a flag system, adds a few dungeons and VOILA ... it's a PvE game. That's the PO-WER of marketing.

nothing to do with marketing, but 1+ year alpha experience.
pvp is basicly non-existent anymore....
- wars rarely happen every couple days and only last for 30 mins for only 100 people total who got choosen by the company leader.
- outpost-rush is a pvevp mode which is pve first with rarely any pvp.
- open world pvp is through flagging, but there is no intention to flag because no xp boost anymore (you only get xp for playerkills, but lose durability if you die yourself and there is no loot).
- at forts pvp doesn't happen too since it's capture&hold and before anyone is even able to get there in time to defend, it's already over (especially people prefer not to fight because of durability loss, which gets very expensive in lategame, and they only want that passiv buff and therefor move away quickly again)
- as in any game with factions it gets onesided sooner or later since no groups can form as new enemies like in clanbased pvp games. this results in even less pvp than there already is.

On top of it for the best gear you need to do a ridiculous amount of PvE for crafting materials.

All of this makes it very much a PvE game in which pvp is only a minor leftover from the first version of the game.
As a pve game this game is actually good, but for pure pvp players it's wasted time and boring.

I see what you're saying. You're saying that I read your first post "LITERALLY" when in fact your were being sarcastic. My bad.

[Dongerino]

wait.. this is a pvp mmorpg like albion? Man that's a dealbreaker for me

[Anton]

引用自 Dongerino：

wait.. this is a pvp mmorpg like albion? Man that's a dealbreaker for me

not really, i played albion and new world, only thing that makes ppl think new world is similar to albion is because of crafting/lifeskill systems, nothing else , Albion sucked for me because i could p2fast my way to 700/700 having no real incentive to do "raids" in black zones because why would i? not like i can get a LEGENDARY weapon/armor , something that NEW WORLD DOES HAVE , albion is just a PVP mmo where pve is just for mastery and silver farming while New World is mostly fully PvE with some PvP content at the side.

[Pseudoniem]

Hmm.. so far, i think it looks like New world, correct me if im wrong..

[orvillegodby]

引用自 ExplorerNMS：

I call it: The Son of Albion Online.

One of the Devs of New World was a Dev of EverQuest 2, and he obviously had enough clout to shove the crafting system from EQ2 into 'New World', and if he hadn't then the other New World dev's would have probably muttered their mantra: "mmm ... I don't care." and copied the crafting system from Ablion Online too.

And these are the only major differences: 1) The Graphics, 2) the crafting system, 3) the pvp flag systems.

Graphics are kind of a huge thing. Combat looks kind of lame when your toon moves and resembles one of the Mario Bros. And btw if they are called the Mario Bros is Mario's name Mario Mario?