Pax Dei

best game ive ever played best graphix and view distance ever, best builds of any building game ive ever seen or played. try it out after a few days you will be in love like everyone else who plays it is

Pax Dei was great when it first hit the playable version... Seems like developers lost their plan as the game has evolved... It's fun, but it's nothing special anymore.

* A relaxing, no pressure, hoarding game. * It's a grind. * Pretty intricate crafting system. * You make your own adventure. Perfect for RP:ing. i.e. More fun with friends. * If you don't subscribe and stop playing for more than a month your house disappears BUT everything you own is stored at a PAX for you to pick up when returning to play. * If you get hooked you can easily hold one plot for free. Just by logging in everyday-ish AND buying "Grace" with NPC farmed gold. (Build a tower to make best use of space) * Everything is made by players. All in all a fun experience so far. What I would like to see in the future: (Currently not in game) * Farming. * Animal husbandry. * Mounts. Pax Vobiscum!

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Игра очень хороша, заняла свою нишу в MMO RPG, играю и кайфую, у меня большой опыт MMO RPG и Pax Dei - это, алмаз. Без доната самое главное! Все кто играет в Albion Online - Вам сюда

This game was very droll, it had a blandness and soullessness I can't quite describe aptly beyond that. Hollow and my first interaction with someone was about the "Grind". It felt like Conan Exiles in every way from the animation style, to the gathering and crafting, but the combat. Combat was no good, stiff, and not fluid. Imagine Conan Exiles but they took that slightly wonky combat that's still visually fluid and didn't do the latter half. All-in-all I didn't want to run out my 2 hour refund time, so I spent 60 minutes (Eight making a red-headed ♥♥♥♥) playing the game thinking that it was basically just a wonky Conan Exiles reskin/mod without any modifiers to change the "Grind". In conclusion, if ya like the aesthetic or have a group of friends that like crafting stacks of stuff, this could be good friend slop. Otherwise, I'd just recommend Conan Exiles if you like this style of gameplay but don't like the "Grind". Go grind things in real-life. Play games for fun.

EDITED: I didn't know whether to recommend yes or no at this stage, but will go with yes for now - tentatively - and changing from a previous no. This game is incredibly beautiful, and has SO MUCH potential. And building your base and initial crafting is really engaging. The downside is that unfortunately, it is also the single most boring game I have ever played after you've gotten past the initial building and base crafting and start to explore what's next - at least at this stage. It's a mystery why the devs don't listen to the myriad of people that have requested and even begged for common sense things that need to be added for engagement (a faster travel mount for example). The building eventually gets old or you've done enough, and you're constantly crafting with long queues and mind boggling amounts of the same matts to farm and items to craft to get to a new level. It becomes beyone a reasonable grind - with the constant acquisition of mats, and hundreds of useless items produced for no reason. The incessant crafting with box after box of item storage just gets tedius without anything interesting to look forward to crafting. And since everyone crafts hundreds and hundreds of the same items to get a profession to the next level, the economy means exactly nothing when you go from player store to player store, which all have basically the same items to buy. Then, the "what's cool to do next" factor is missing. The NO mounts issue in general is a MUST to solve. Mounts are a bit crucial here as you have to walk everywhere slowly over long distances back and forth - and that's a HUGE rub when you need to farm some mat that is far away. Beyond that, with NO mounts, that means there are no rare and unique mounts that you can obtain or find in a rare encounter or drop. It's not like there's a chance to find ANYTHING really rare, or anything interesting to show off to others. Ultimately, there are no unique or cool drops of anything really, no non-combat npcs to interact with, limited drops in the sort-of dungeons, no actual BIS since everyone has all the same gear for the most part, no world bosses, etc - exactly nothing in open world that's engaging except the view. Any elements that keep you interested and engaged are suspiciously missing at this stage of the game. You basically grind to the 'next level' of what you're doing, and think so what's the point of continuing only to have the same as everyone else? I don't really even know what the developers were thinking putting this game out there with nothing to keep people actively interested. OK, you have a sandbox 'concept' - but after alpha and launch the vast majority of players leave with the same issues - and you ignore them all to stay on some concept that doesn't work? Numbers don't lie. The formula isn't that complicated. Add some rare encounters that you're lucky to find with cool and unique drop possibilities. Create some special gear that no-one else has. Mounts in a game like this isn't a luxury, its a necessity to keep people interested in exploring. I don't know, but give us a reason to be excited to do something everyday, other than craft and organize mats, and walk slowly around an empty world with no chance of anything interesting happening. Throw in a world boss with some interesting mechanics that players need to group to kill, and that has a small drop chance at something really cool! Then, there's the pricing model - which basically prices out casual players which are needed to keep the world economy going and active. Again, don't know what they're thinking. That all being said, it does have it's allure if you consider this a jumping off point. The world and building is quite amazing compared to others. Sadly, I fear this game is not long for the real world unless the devs start to listen and have someone slap some sense into them to adjust the concept. I'm hopeful, as there is something here. But that hope has wained over the last year and change.