It's not unusual for video games to experience an influx of players at launch. MMO's, in particular, are prone to this. As a temporary solution, Amazon asked players to join servers with low wait times for its new MMO, New World. This way, Amazon could work on increasing the population cap of all servers. The only problem is that Amazon promised players they could transfer and play on a server with their friends later.

Unfortunately, a week after New World's launch, it appears that Amazon has backtracked on its earlier promise. As you might expect, fans are demanding that Amazon lives up to its word.

"You can move between regions" means differently for Amazon

As you can see from above, Amazon clarified that players could move between regions, as well as servers. Because of this, players went to the first available server, regardless of region. This way, players could avoid terrible queue times. Unfortunately, it appears that Amazon might have just lied about its earlier statement as explained in a recent forum post FAQ.