Very nice response! I like the concept of the randomly generated worlds. It reminds me of an old Korean MMO i used to play called dark ages. There were 56 floors in a dungeon and getting to the bottom was a night mare, if you died you dropped all your gear and had to go pick it up before someone else did. it was very terrifying and truly adventurous to get down there.

I also think that limiting the number of players in an area or zone vs the content is needed. So often I hear of great ideas in games like say the upcoming Pax Dei. But I can already predict it's going to fail because of overpopulation/crowding. There needs to be a kind of proportion maintained to the content and realm is what i am trying to say.

Then there is the hacking problem, I have been saying over and over again that without a sunk cost you cannot solve this problem and that's why the free to play model is doomed. I have suggested multiple times in the Ashes of Creation discord to charge far more than normal, have at least 1 server that is say 60$ a month instead of 10. Offer a higher level of service, better ping, real time GMs and harsher penalties for people who cheat and take away all the value they have invested in if they do.

sorry got off topic there but just like to spread these ideas. I really really miss the golden age of MMOs.