Not long ago, Amazon merged the New World servers again, this time including servers in all regions. First in South America, then in Central Europe, with more consolidation in the eastern US, western, and Australia.

An issue highlighted by the New World community when announcing the South American server merger was that the originally proposed merger would combine the Brazilian, Portuguese, and Spanish servers in Latin America. However, due to the community's response, the Amazon team has responded and changed the content to support language compatibility.

Different servers merge at different times, with 28 servers in Central Europe being merged into the new server, while 18 servers in Eastern US are in the process of merging. The 6 servers in the US West will be merged into other servers, while the 8 servers in Australia will be merged into 4.

Additionally, Amazon has revealed details of ongoing and planned server mergers in recent news, while they will be offering a second chance for a free server transfer.

These additional server mergers come after Amazon released Lost Ark, the western version of the RPG game Smilegate. Continued work on server consolidation and migration as part of Amazon's ongoing New World initiative. The team has been cautious after the population dropped significantly from its peak, and after some issues with the way the data was written, making potential merge issues more likely.

Also, the downtime in preparation for hosting server unification and also ongoing repair services appears to have assisted, and also it merely occurs to make it possible for some web servers to go back to a more healthy populace. Amazon's just recently discharged Expedition Mutators have likewise been paying attention to endgame web content.

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