Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
One of the biggest things to happen during week 3 of Alpha 2 testing was that Asmongold was griefed in the starter zones.
The tl;dr of the video is that from what I have seen this is an outlier situation that was handled directly by intrepid and they banned the bad actors for violating their terms of service. Griefing doesn't have a place in any game and Intrepid was quick to take care of these accounts. I don't see this as some sort of wide spread issue though, so the thought of changing the flagging system entirely doesn't make much sense. A pk free starter zone for level ones makes sense due to the clear loophole there, but at the same time if Intrepid wants to let the devs handle those issues individually, I don't see it as a need.
A link to @Nyce-Gaming 's video covering the situation can be found here: youtube.com/watch?v=Oy4sc-0rxCY
A link to my other corruption videos can be found here:
youtu.be/9VY5SOZHn1Q?si=hpxiVn2AyedcNfmI
youtu.be/GlJMulX59eQ?si=ahvh9CUdltB7EBnB
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
1:25 If You Want a PVE Game, Ashes is Not It
2:40 Corruption Penalties Are Extremely Harsh by Design for Phase One
4:47 My Corruption Experiences
9:34 Why the Corruption Penalties are currently so harsh
10:10 The Starter Zone Issue
13:00 What Did Intrepid Do?
21:35 The Two Bigger Loopholes I'd Like to See Fixed
25:00 Don't Turn Ashes into New World
Ashes of Creation,AOC,MMORPG,Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game,Corruption System,Griefing,PvX,Open World,Sandbox MMO,Ashes of Creation Corruption Explained,Ashes of Creation Griefing,AOC Corruption Mechanics,AOC Open World,AOC Sandbox,MMO Corruption System,MMO Griefing
One of the biggest things to happen during week 3 of Alpha 2 testing was that Asmongold was griefed in the starter zones.
The tl;dr of the video is that from what I have seen this is an outlier situation that was handled directly by intrepid and they banned the bad actors for violating their terms of service. Griefing doesn't have a place in any game and Intrepid was quick to take care of these accounts. I don't see this as some sort of wide spread issue though, so the thought of changing the flagging system entirely doesn't make much sense. A pk free starter zone for level ones makes sense due to the clear loophole there, but at the same time if Intrepid wants to let the devs handle those issues individually, I don't see it as a need.
A link to @Nyce-Gaming 's video covering the situation can be found here: youtube.com/watch?v=Oy4sc-0rxCY
A link to my other corruption videos can be found here:
youtu.be/9VY5SOZHn1Q?si=hpxiVn2AyedcNfmI
youtu.be/GlJMulX59eQ?si=ahvh9CUdltB7EBnB
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
1:25 If You Want a PVE Game, Ashes is Not It
2:40 Corruption Penalties Are Extremely Harsh by Design for Phase One
4:47 My Corruption Experiences
9:34 Why the Corruption Penalties are currently so harsh
10:10 The Starter Zone Issue
13:00 What Did Intrepid Do?
21:35 The Two Bigger Loopholes I'd Like to See Fixed
25:00 Don't Turn Ashes into New World
Ashes of Creation,AOC,MMORPG,Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game,Corruption System,Griefing,PvX,Open World,Sandbox MMO,Ashes of Creation Corruption Explained,Ashes of Creation Griefing,AOC Corruption Mechanics,AOC Open World,AOC Sandbox,MMO Corruption System,MMO Griefing
