New World – Update 1.0.3 Adds Server Transfers, Free Title, and Emote

Amazon Game Studios is also working on cross-region transfers, which will be added "as soon as we can get it completed."

Posted By | On 21st, Oct. 2021

New World_11

After reversing its stance on cross-region transfers for players (and garnering backlash for the same), server transfers are now live in Amazon Game Studios’ New World. This applies to US East and West, AP Southeast, Central Europe and South America but there are plans to release it for all regions over time.

The server transfer feature allows for moving one’s character to any world within their region. The only exceptions are full worlds, worlds undergoing maintenance or worlds where a character already exists. To thank fans for their patience in light of launch queue times, the developer is giving everyone “The Stoic” in-game title and the “Waiting” emote for free.

But what about cross-region transfers? Thankfully, that’s in the works, though it won’t be part of the current wave of transfers. The development team noted in this updated forum post that it was “coming as soon as we can get it completed.” Stay tuned for more details and in the meantime, check out some of update 1.0.3’s details below. Full update notes can be found here.

UPDATE NOTES:

General

  • Implemented final pieces of the server transfer framework.
  • Added improvements to the World selection UI.
  • Added clearer messaging when a player is kicked due to going AFK or violating the EAC.
  • Added clearer messaging when stacked discounts are present, such as territory standing and faction discounts on property taxes.
  • Implemented back-end changes to help our team investigate concerns around the client performance in War.
  • Adjusted the respawn timer on Boatswain Ambrose and various other elite enemies throughout the world.
  • In The Depths, Players must now be in the arena to damage Thorpe.
  • An error message now appears when players attempt to buy their own items in the Trading Post.
  • Reverted a chest/loot change from update 1.0.2 that was causing too many refining reagents to roll from chests.
  • Adjusted the volume on the Amazon Games splash screen.
  • Armor is now limited to 1 weapon mastery perk on a single item. Previously, you could have perks for different weapons. Weapon mastery perks will not be removed from items that existed before this update.
  • Added general performance improvements for visual artifacts and graphics settings.
  • Dyes are now removed from items upon trade with a warning message present.
  • The Time to Declare War” timer now visually pauses to make it clear when an Invasion is imminent but not yet scheduled. Territory remains in a Conflict state after Invasions, and War can be declared.

Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out!

Share Your Thoughts Below  (Always follow our comments policy!)



Keep On Reading!

Red Dead Redemption PC Requirements Revealed

Red Dead Redemption PC Requirements Revealed

The open world Wild West epic, which originally released in 2010, will finally launch for PC later this month....

Dragon Age: The Veilguard Accessibility Options Detailed

Dragon Age: The Veilguard Accessibility Options Detailed

Players can choose from multiple difficulty settings, adjust their own, hide or remove the HUD, turn off Motio...

Until Dawn Remake Looks Impressive But How Much of an Upgrade Is It?

Until Dawn Remake Looks Impressive But How Much of an Upgrade Is It?

Ballistic Moon has done an admirable job rebuilding the classic narrative horror, but is it worth the $60 pric...

Throne and Liberty Surpasses 3 Million Players in its First Week

Throne and Liberty Surpasses 3 Million Players in its First Week

The free-to-play MMORPG launched earlier this month for PS5, Xbox Series X.S, and PC, and has got off to a sol...

Red Dead Redemption Announced for PC, Launches October 29th

Red Dead Redemption Announced for PC, Launches October 29th

The port offers native 4K, Nvidia DLSS 3.7, AMD FSR 3.0, Ultrawide, and 144 Hz support when it launches later ...

Silent Hill 2 Remake is Out Now Worldwide

Silent Hill 2 Remake is Out Now Worldwide

Developed by Bloober Team on Unreal Engine 5 and based on Konami's 2001 horror classic, the remake is playable...