Since the launch of MMORPG in September, Amazon Game Studios’ New World has been plagued by many problems, from extremely simple exploits to repeated economic stops because of cheaters. Fortunately, the problems were solved in time, and players are still willing to buy New World Gold to experience the game better.

But the latest confusing problem comes from many advanced agricultural robots that are stripping the natural world and causing resource prices to plummet.

Many players complain robots are endlessly digging for supplies like some kind of blind colonists. This includes things like fish, and some robots have apparently been camping in Restless for weeks. Other robots are clearly growing azoth water, leather and other materials. The price of New World resources is affected, and players get less and less Amazon New World Coins from resources produced, which has caused serious damage to New World’s economy. One player pointed out that robots are so prolific that they “artificially exaggerated the server population.”

Robots are destroying players’ desire to play New World, noting that they not only occupy all resources but also “kill the market for epic materials.” Other players found photos of many robots cooling off at popular fishing spots. However, there is also a benefit that the robot sometimes malfunctions and drops a lot of leather, etc., so that lucky players can find it by accident. At least, they sometimes make mining easier. Before players wanted to get these ores, they needed to spend some New World Gold.

The robots that plague MMORPGs are nothing new, but when they get out of control, this can be a real problem.The most important thing for players is to collect resources, but robots that collect resources 24/7 will not only affect the gaming experience but also adversely affect the economy.

Players hope Amazon Game Studios can solve this problem as soon as possible. This is an enormous loss for players who have worked hard to plant. This makes their idea of earning New World Gold by selling resources more and more difficult to implement.