2025年3月10日 · Experience a thrilling action RPG set on the supernatural island of Aeternum. A fighter by trade, balancing defense and offense with heavy armor and shield, sword and hatchet. A gutsy, heavily-armed berserker, wielding a colossal greatsword and broad-bored blunderbuss. A keen-eyed hunter, scout, and pathfinder, proficient with bow and spear.

New World Database contains all the information about items, quests, crafting recipes, perks, abilities, population numbers and much more

2025年3月10日 · Discover a bold new era in New World: Aeternum with Seasonal Worlds—high-stakes PvP, accelerated progression, exclusive rewards, and a fresh gameplay experience designed to challenge and excite adventurers. Get the latest news about New World: Aeternum events, updates, and more.

Explore a thrilling, open-world MMO filled with danger and opportunity where you'll forge a new destiny for yourself as an adventurer shipwrecked on the supernatural island of Aeternum. Endless...

2023年10月3日 · New World Database contains all the information about items, quests, crafting recipes, perks, abilities, population numbers and much more

New World Aeternum Map is an interactive map with resource locations, gathering nodes, points of interest, dungeons, named mobs and lore pages.

Explore a massive, beautiful world and uncover the secret truth of the Eternal Island and its strange inhabitants. Endless opportunities to fight, forage, and forge await among the island's wilderness and ruins. Play solo or use cross-platform play to team up with others, or compete head-to-head in a variety of PvP battles.

2025年3月11日 · From repeatable Soul Trials to a free-for-all PvP zone, upleveled endgame rewards, and a 10-player raid, all of our major updates have been driven by player feedback. Check all patch notes for New World.

2024年3月28日 · Simply put, both words are informal ways to say “no.” However, their usage slightly differs based on regional dialects. “Nah” is more commonly used in general English-speaking areas, offering a casual or gentle refusal.

Nah or Naw – What’s the Difference? “Nah” and “Naw” are slang for the word “no”. They’re used when someone wants to answer a question in a light, not serious way. “Nah” is more common, used by people of all ages. “Naw” is more common on social media, among teenager groups. Both are correct and acceptable.