Results of Pax Dei testing

Employees of Mainframe Industries studio reported on the testing of their large-scale MMO game with medieval setting by ordinary users. In an open letter, the developers thank the public for feedback, summarize the results of the event and tell something about further plans. In general, the alpha test was completed successfully, although no one still does not call the exact date of the project release. But it makes sense to discuss the intermediate results.

Since in the game you have to survive and do construction, gamers did it with all the effort - the developers were impressed by the architectural imagination of users. But they also paid attention to other aspects. According to the authors of the MMO, they will continue to deal with the combat system to adjust it to modern standards of the genre. Equally important will be the personal skills of the player and the equipment of the hero, as well as role-playing characteristics, especially useful during group raids. In Alpha 2, even the animations during fights have changed, while performance fixes have allowed testers to better control their characters in critical situations.

In the future, the developers will improve the PvP system, although it has already gathered positive feedback. However, this format of battles will still remain optional, that is, whoever wants, and will challenge other inhabitants of the servers. Crafting and construction will also be further developed - already during the alpha test it became clear that players have a lot of creative talents. In a short period of time, groups of people built and decorated entire villages. Finally, the Mainframe Industries team reported about the work on bugs - in particular, the inventory was brought to mind. Free assignment of control keys and edits to the network code were announced.