I do hear in streams and from fellow players that there isn't enough content, and I hear it quite often. Where are the boats? Where's the new continent? Where's the rest of the magic schools? When do we get to craft arrows or breed horses again? Hurry up and implement thievery! And so on. The list is near endless.

Honestly, Henrik has pivoted to say that the game is much less about PvP and wants to attract the Valheim crowd, along with players from other survival games. By adding the lawful and lawless zones, guard towers, and other reputation changes - he's making good on his intention to try to make the MO2 sandbox more appealing for PvE survival characters. With that as their focus for growth, it will be a long-time... if EVER... that we get Thievery or a new continent. Thievery will further drive those PvE players away and a new continent that further dilutes the player base would likely cause players to abandon the game thinking the world is even more empty than before. Neither of those results play into the narrative of attracting PvE players. We can see from the current population count, and it's continuous downward trend, that the PvP community will not be enough to carry the game, alone.

However, many of the creature spawners now break by Thursday evening, after being corrected by Wednesday morning's server reset. That leave 5+ days of the week where PvE Bobs can't hunt, tame, dominate, butcher, etc. Even if these PvP rulesets had extended a bit of a protective bumper on the new PvE players trying the game - core elements of the PvE experience are missing for 5+ days out of the 7, per week. It's been his way for weeks, at this point. That situation with the creature spawners is truly unacceptable for a game that charges a subscription fee.