Following the numerous issues and glitches that caused the game and its economy to crash, Amazon Game Studios' New World has failed to live up to the high expectations of its players, despite its overwhelmingly positive launch nearly two months ago. Following the controversial Into the Void November update, which introduced controversial secret changes to the game's core gameplay mechanics, New World's Steam reviews are now mixed. In fact, loot has become significantly scarcer than it was previously, making it difficult for players to obtain anything worthwhile in the late game.

This ended up having the greatest impact on New World's solo players, who are now having difficulty killing enemies due to their increased health pool, and if they do, the loot they receive is not particularly rewarding. There is also a problem with the duplication glitch that affects trophies and furniture, which has made it impossible for New World players to trade these items for the time being - at least, until Amazon figures out how to resolve the problem. In order to make up for this, housing taxes have been reduced by 90% for a while now, allowing players to live in the homes of their dreams to some extent.
One of the residents of New World made the decision to install a crane-like ornament at the very edge of their property, which is located very close to the trading post in the settlement. As a result, a Reddit user by the name of Ikavelashvili shared a post explaining what's going on and why this is a tragically comic thing to do to other players, as the animal continues to make intolerable noises every few seconds, as described by the user. As a result, every New World player who comes to the trading post to do some shopping is compelled to listen to the bird's piercing call while shopping.

Hearing several birds from outside town can give the impression that the town is haunted, whereas hearing them from within its walls can be excruciating for some players. The true endgame in New World's PvP, according to another Redditor, is when enemies become irritated, which leads to the onset of the upcoming Faction Wars. In any case, the community is divided on its assessment of the bird's cry, with some believing it should be toned down because it is too irritating, while others believe it should remain as is.

As a result of the housing crisis, New World players are receiving a large amount of gold1.  However, this has created a new problem, with the amount of coins awarded varying randomly and affecting only a small number of people2.  New World is still a long way from being out of the woods, but at least some players are still having a good time with it