Exploring

Different resources that you might need for crafting. Different bosses that might drop some gear you want. Different quests, because that part of the world might have higher lvled nodes of types that haven't been leveled in your region. Just for the sake of traveling to other parts of the world to see them.

If you aren't the type of person who likes exploring, odds are you won't have to explore there, and that's a good thing . As somewhat of an explorer myself, I understand the interest, and I understand not wanting that effort be wasted, but it's important to think of the other side as well. Some people aren't explorers. That said, as an explorer, you might find:

- Different types of terrain, or enemies.
- Different climates with different types of vistas.
- Different types of creatures
- Nodes of different types, hosting guilds with different philosophies, and different types of activities.
- Different resources, be that drops or gathering related.
- Based on that last stream: nodes that may be in a different season than you're experiencing back at home, with everything that implies.

And that's just in three minutes off the top of my head. Node development, if nothing else, will have a huge impact on the shape of each region, and the difference between an arid climate and a wet one, or between a region under the control of a Religious node vs an Economic node, are not to be underestimated.