New World’s Season 1: Fellowship and Fire is now live, offering players a variety of ways to earn new titles, gear, and more through its Season Pass. All players can access the Free Track, while the Premium Reward Track provides additional rewards for an extra purchase. The Season Pass includes the Season Journey, a series of tasks and challenges that take players around Aeternum, as well as the Activity Card, which allows players to earn Season XP through mini-objectives. The Season Pass also ties into the Silver Crow’s storyline.
Players can earn large amounts of Season XP through Journey Tasks & Challenges and Activity Card stamps, as well as smaller amounts from various in-game activities. In response to player feedback, the developers have also updated the Leaderboard reward skin to better reflect the accomplishment it represents.
Several combat balance topics have been addressed, including Magic and Ranged Weapon PvE Viability, Weapon Balance in PvP, and Equip Load Balance. Adjustments have been made to improve balance and provide a better gameplay experience for all players.
The update also introduces new content, such as joining Grace O’Malley and the Silver Crows to confront a powerful Warlock and the Varangian horde, and the ability to save and switch between gear sets after reaching level 25. Additional slots can be earned through the Season Pass or purchased with Marks of Fortune.
The Weaver’s Fen and Brightwood Regional Main Storyline has been overhauled based on player feedback, providing a fresh narrative and more quest variety. Additionally, level 40 weapon and armor quests have been improved, offering new rewards and narratives.
The update includes an improved flow for players to be aware of and claim special offerings from the team, as well as new restrictions on alt characters to prevent unfair advantages in influence pushes or territory wars.
With the launch of Season 1: Fellowship and Fire, New World players can expect a more engaging and balanced experience, alongside new content and updates that cater to their preferences and feedback.
You can read the full list of changes on Steam.
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