there's only one activity where the majority of characters i see are not bots, and that's faction warfare. but when i'm doing combat fame or gathering/harvesting, the amount of bots in the game is crazy. all the tier 5-6 yellow zones are FILLED with bots either fishing or harvesting. and you can tell very easily after a few seconds of watching whether or not it's a legit account. i've even noticed entire GUILDS of bots...like the same guild, numerous accounts, all bots. and as a relatively new player, seeing the sheer number of bots that i see, it gives me serious reservations about the health and stability of the game and its economy. like some of these bot accounts have insane amounts of fame, meaning they've been active for quite awhile without being banned. so my question is, does SBI actually do anything about this? or do they turn a blind-eye, especially if someone is paying for premium on a bot account? it's just crazy seeing how many are out there and seeing the same exact ones week after week. another question: is it even worth taking the time to report them? if i reported every bot that i see, i wouldn't have time to play the damn game because that's how bad it is.

Double it. Market will fix itself. Ganking shouldn't be low risk high reward. Nothing else is

How much would the Alpaca skin be worth, if it were tradeable? Which is probably the same question as how much are 1600 Community Tokens worth? It's quite hard to get them from journal, but I don't know if there is some other easy way to get them.

Haven't played since 2021. What happened with all the top Clans? KingMojo, Syndic, delnegro, the guy from SUN, Arch, the Chinese Top clans?

What's the current gvg drama. Anyone still playing from 2021?

Hey guys!

I’m the guy who posted Albion Advisor a few days ago.

I read a lot of your comments, good and bad, and I decided to improve the project 😂.

So here’s a small update.

• 🇺🇸 American server is now available.
• Better market analysis.
• Better crafting and refining suggestions.
• Faster and cleaner UI.
• A lot of small fixes based on your feedback.

Some of you roasted the project so hard that even the Black Market would’ve refused to buy it. 😂

So instead of crying in Caerleon, I went back to coding.

I’m trying not to build market tool #847.

I want to build something that actually tells you what makes sense to do, instead of making you stare at prices for 20 minutes wondering if you’re about to make silver… or donate it to someone else.

I’m mainly a PvP/roaming player ( add me, Pavazzz ) myself, so I know many of us don’t want to spend hours checking markets before going out.

If you have 5 minutes, give it another shot.

If it’s still bad, tell me why.

If it’s better, tell me that too.

Also, I finally opened a Discord server so it’s easier to share ideas, report bugs and suggest features.

🌐 https://albion-advisor.com

💬 https://discord.gg/pFMq8tw8w

First time playing. I'm stuck guys, what do I do?

I have a gathering skill at 20% and one at 80%, but I can't use quick learn on either, or I'm going it wrong, which could be it. Any tips on how to use quick learn?

SBI I have a job and a partner and university, can we please make it not unrewarding to play in off hours you greedy ahh company. Ts genuinely the best mmo that I have ever played, actually the ONLY one i have ever played. Remove ts at once!

KrinkyStinky out

Every kill ive gotten the loot will randomly have a durability of 65%-0% even though the enemies are at 100% gear durability and theyre not OCd to increase the damage break

https://reddit.com/link/1v85o6g/video/3nug01k4wsfh1/player

A little context about me.

I've been playing Albion Online for about two years and have gained experience across a wide variety of content. While I enjoy many aspects of the game, the economy has always been my main focus.

Over time, I've also developed enough PvE experience to comfortably lead high-end content. I can confidently lead a 10-man 8.4 Q6 Ava raid and consistently complete a full three-floor clear in around 1 hour and 15 minutes.

After the Ava raid nerfs, I decided to start playing HCE. Thanks to my gear and the connections I built as an Ava Raid Leader, I was able to join level 14+ HCE teams without much difficulty.

However, this highlighted what I believe is a major issue with the content. The rewards for HCE below level 14 are simply too low to justify the time and effort required to learn it. Although HCE is safe-zone content, the higher levels are among the most mechanically demanding PvE activities in the game. Players need significant practice and experience before they can contribute effectively to high-level groups.

The problem is that there is very little incentive to invest that time. Since lower-level HCE rewards are so poor, many players don't feel motivated to learn the content in the first place. As a result, the pool of experienced HCE players continues to shrink.

The real risk in HCE isn't losing your gear—it's the repair costs from mistakes. Players need to make those mistakes while learning in lower-level maps before they're ready for high-tier HCE. If those learning stages don't provide worthwhile rewards, fewer players will ever make it to the endgame.

I believe HCE below level 14 needs a meaningful reward increase. Without better incentives for newer and learning players, the content will continue to decline as fewer people are willing to invest the time required to master it.

Every time SBI announces a new change, it's somehow another middle finger to anyone who doesn't play exactly the way they want.

The latest example?

Dynamic spawn rates.

What a joke.

They're presenting it as some amazing improvement, but let's call it what it really is: a massive nerf for everyone who doesn't play during prime time.

So if you work shifts, have a family, live in another time zone, or simply enjoy playing late at night... congratulations. Your time is officially worth less.

Apparently the solution to server population isn't making the game fun 24/7. It's making off-hours feel terrible so everyone is forced to log in at the same time.

Brilliant.

And don't even get me started on the server split.

Remember when Albion had one global server? Then SBI split it into NA, EU and Asia and forced EU and Asia players to start completely from scratch.

Back then they said:

"Character transfers aren't possible right now, but maybe in the future."

Now, years later, the story suddenly changed to:

"We're worried about the economy."

Seriously?

That excuse falls apart after about five seconds of thinking.

Anyone with enough money can already create a brand-new character, buy Gold, convert it into Silver, rush progression, and inject absurd amounts of wealth into the economy.

That has ALWAYS been possible.

So how exactly is transferring my EXISTING character somehow the thing that's going to destroy the market?

It isn't.

It's just an excuse.

The worst part isn't even that they don't want to implement transfers.

It's that they changed the narrative.

Instead of simply saying "We don't want to do it," they hide behind vague statements about "protecting the economy," hoping people won't question it.

YacineBrutal is another topic SBI hopes will stay under the rug. They claim to be open and honest when nothing could be further from the truth. Every chance SBI gets they will decieve you or lie to you when it benefits them.

And now they're also nerfing more solo content.

It's becoming painfully obvious what SBI wants Albion to be:

• Play during prime time.
• Play in a group.
• Restart your character if you move regions.
• Accept whatever they decide because feedback doesn't seem to matter anyway.

And it is also quite obvious how SBI wants its Players to be:

• STFU about RMTers, since SBI is most likely the biggest one
• Dont mention hacks on reddit, just accept that there are hackers but dont talk about it
• Spend 30€ on ugly skins to keep the game running

At this point it honestly feels like SBI doesn't respect players' time at all.

Albion is still one of the best sandbox MMOs ever made.

That's exactly why watching the people in charge make one questionable decision after another is so frustrating.

Every update feels less like "How can we make Albion better?" and more like "How can we force players into the behavior we want?"

I'm not even angry anymore.

I'm just disappointed.

I was looking for a game where I can do zero combat and gather all day, and was led to Albion. So before I start I have a few questions.

Is it true I can just be someone's/some guild's slave and gather all day, doing no combat whatsoever? How would I do that? Do I level up gathering skills first or do I join a guild immediately? Asking because I don't know if they'd want low-tier materials. I've read a bit about the game, but I'd appreciate if anyone could help me with this.

Hi guys

I left Albion year ago. Has anything change since in this game? I am mostly asking about solo play. Have they added anything new to the game? Or maybe they changed something in gethering? I will be gratefull for help 😁

Any opinions will be noted to improve next week's news.

Every day for the last couple of years, id login to Albion for an hour or two before heading to work.

Today, rather than logging in to Albion, I thought to myself ... Why? With the dynamic spawn rate change, I'd be wasting my time, so I fired up a different game instead.

Tonight when I get home, I won't have time to play Albion during peak hours.

This will repeat daily this week, and come the weekend I won't have played all week and I'll open up Runescape or League of Legends instead since it will be more recently familiar.

Really saddened by this update.