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Forget new islands and enemies for a second. The game is too repetitive for example your level 15 and it's hard for you to find enemies around your level which is true I remember that as well. I remember between levels 13-20 I seriously had to quest my butt off in order to make enough notoriety points to make up for the lack of enemies with in my level range.
Right after I posted this I looked at a few other threads and signed off to play the game. The first quest I got at level 28 was to take on some level 12 plus skeletons. There was also a quest the night before that I had to take on 15 Cadets for their canteens of water or something along those lines. Cadets are levels 1-5 roughly. WHY at level 28 am I getting a quest that sends me after enemies that give me absolutely nothing. 10 gold doesn't make up for it. I should be sent on a quest that will send me into an area of an island I've never ventured to before because before this time the enemies were to strong for me to GET there.
In other words for example let's just use the very little adventuring area there is on Tortuga for an example. We will start in the jungle area where the scorpions are. At level 1-5 you should be sent to get something from there on a quest because everything is in a decent level range for you. Then when you are like 5-10 you are sent into the thieves den where the enemies should be levels 5-10 as well! The deeper you go in your explorations the more dangerous the enemies should be.
With that being said Tortuga has the graveyard, the swamp area, the jungle and the cave NOT ENOUGH. You should have a shore line area around the island much more jungle space along with another cave or so. These other caves could even some how if you go deep enough connect to each other. However like I've said in order to find such a connection you'd have to be like level 30 because the enemies would be hard. This could even make for new enemies bosses to fight to make the game much more enjoyable.
Seriously for a child or a kid this game is amazing, but not all the players in fact most of the players are of the age where they want some substance to their game. The more substance you give to the game the more fun it will be.
Sure changing outfits is grand and all that but I'm still fighting the same stuff, I'm still getting the same stuff for fighting. Elizabeth sends me on a quest for the nine rouges and when I get all 9 there's no like after quest completion? Why can't I bring them to her? It lacks substance and that's it and it's not that hard to put in substance. Even if it's the same exact thing we are doing now it's not hard to make it SEEM like you are changing the game and giving substance to it.
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