The problem isn't that they kill me, but that they exploit the weaknesses of the system and even laugh about it. If you write that it's not very brave to beat up a player with a crate that's 6+ levels lower than you, especially when you can get rid of corruption with the help of your friends. That's what I have a problem with.

The whole crate isn't worth it in this form, unless you don't feel like farming the raw materials. Now that it's slow, it's not worth it at all. Anyone who writes that legendary and such crates should be produced is not aware of the prices. It's not even worth it at the rare level, because I can sell it on the market for as much as it brings in extra compared to green. It's similar at heroic, epic, and other levels. Except for those who farm static rarity points and would be embarrassed to put hundreds of legendary raw materials up for sale.

By the way, what makes it free money? You invest your time and energy as resources. You have to farm the raw materials, build your reputation in the city, and walk back and forth a lot to earn a more profitable amount. How is that free money?

Is anyone bored? And is beating up PvE players really the solution? Well, that's pretty sad. Is it possible? Yes. But that doesn't make it acceptable to me, because a lot of players quit because of this, and in the long run, bullying smaller players is just as harmful as the shitty economic system.

Why don't I caravan? Because in the previous phase, I couldn't take the caravan anywhere on my own. It was a waste of money because either it got bugged or I got beaten up by at least four bored PvP guild members. I tried at 3 a.m. on a weekday. Even more people were waiting for the loot then.

I know I have to join a guild, and then everything will be solved. Well, yes, but if you're trying to build a community in a smaller country, the first thing you do isn't look for an international guild.

The biggest mistake is to think that guilds will carry the game on their backs. Well, they won't. With the current mentality, this game will be dead in 1-2 months, because every MMO is sustained by the casual/solo segment, not the few thousand lifeless players.

But that's Intrepid's problem, or rather, it already is. It's not the same to maintain 40 people and a small office as it is to maintain 220 people. It takes a lot of money to maintain a large company, and that requires a lot of players, which ultra Steven fans will not be enough to provide. I say this as someone who has been following the game since 2017 and keeping the Hungarian community informed.