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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Video Games > The MMO HMO > Haven & Hearth 2: Three Kinds of Quality Improvements
 
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Arvin
Sep 29, 2012
 World is too large so one almost never bumps into other people randomly, unless one settles in the starting zone, which no-one does, it's hard for new players to start playing due to lack of stones in the starting zone. That aside, it's much better than legacy haven, and a bit slower as well, which is a welcome change for those who want to do things other than playing H&H. Hoping they'll make World 9 much smaller than this world, but yeah, for those who haven't tried H&H since legacy, I recommend giving it a go.

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