Pax Dei will soon be a better place

Early access status did not save MMORPG Pax Dei by Mainframe Industries from mixed reviews in Steam - despite beautiful graphics and original concept, the game simply did not "take off". The developers intend to rectify the situation while they still have the credit of public trust. In the patch, the release of which is scheduled for the 13th of this month, they will present a number of small changes. But afterwards they will release a larger update, designed to improve the experience of gamers in all aspects, including battles, trading, PvE events, communication and translation into different languages.

Mainframe Industries employees start their address with the statement about fixing most of the bugs in the game. The patch scheduled for Tuesday does not summarize the long work to improve the project, so we should not expect any radical changes from it - technical aspects like the floating in the air bodies of enemies and the behavior of wild animals will be brought to mind. Much more interesting plans for the development of medieval MMORPG, the implementation of which is scheduled for late summer-early fall. It will be improved, in particular, the control of actions during the battle, will be updated chat (it promises to add a list of friends), and the mechanics of crafting will allow you to view drawings even if you are not near the master.

The building arsenal will also be increased so that gamers can realize the most daring architectural ideas. If you are busy developing your own village, you will have the opportunity to put a marketplace, opening up extensive options for trading with other inhabitants of the server. The Unreal engine, on which the RPG runs, will soon be improved to version 5.3, and then to 5.4. Finally, sets of quests and group PvE events are promised, so that no one gets bored even at high levels. And to attract more people, all content will be translated into different languages, while now only English is available.