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Follow up it was due to not having bought Cold Weather Flying so just do some quests and buy it and that should be it

Thanks so much! Appreciate the comment 😁

I’m very interested to see how this plays out. I usually lean towards PvP with mmos but this definitely makes me want to test out PvE.

Some mention that there will not be loot still... but game as Overlord but less focus on combat would be great. I mean in anime/LT most of game was still undiscovered at day of closing of servers. But to make it happen, similar stuff as where must be put in, eg that is not worth sharing about information to others, only friends and guild.

@@m_sedziwoj Yes! if they made so no information could be shared like overlord that would be amazing! always wanted a game/mmo like this, but hard to implement I guess ;(

@@llokey1132 as in real life, there must be reward for not telling others, twitch is not best for it. But you don't need to give money to people to them not share this info, rankings which are visible could be enough. Streamers would not get best info, because they would be kick if they share it, but this info can't be gather simple by playing normally, because they would get it (they job is to play). But looking that in BDO best place to mine rocks was not shared for long, I'm not so pessimistic.

No problem! Glad I could help.

Right, but does each respective zone / area have a unique shard? Or is it like other MMOs where there can be multiple shards in one zone? So if I was in Area A, shard 1, there could be another person in Area A but Shard 2 so I wouldn't be able to see them?

​@@envy_nz Each map area will be a unique shard. 1 Area/zone = 1 shard. Its really just a technical thing that happens in the background that the player never notices or knows about. Dont think of it like shards in other MMOs. As you move across the map from one area to another it is seamless, you dont notice anything but on the backend your being moved from one physical server (shard) to another. It allows each area to be run on separate physical server (hardware). It allows them to scale horizontally.

@@MS-wz9jm Wow that's interesting - I much prefer this method than other MMOs; wonder why others haven't adopted this solution? Sounds logical and practical, maybe more cost heavy due to more hardware?

@@envy_nz The way other MMO's do it is extremely easy to do. Basically its just moving players to a separate server on the backend with shared progression. Its a fake way of increasing the server population. If other MMOs says a server has a 10k population, but only 5k can be in each shard then in reality the server only has a 5k population. What Pax Dei is attempting to do where different area's = shards is very hard to do to make it seamless.. If your in area A and walking across into zone B then you also need to be aware of what's in Zone B where your crossing so your client can display it on screen. Theres a lot of data sync that needs to happen. SpatialOS is an example of this type of system. Im guessing Eve Online uses it also (simpler though because its not action combat). It gets very tricky in an action combat game with projectiles. Think fighting on the edge of area/zone, shooting arrows from one zone into another - it gets very complex to implement. This game is very ambitious in terms of this and the ability for players to build.

@@MS-wz9jm Awesome, thanks for the clear explanation. That makes a lot of sense. Definitely sounds very ambitious and they believe they have the guys and the tech to do it. How confident are you or just taking a seat then see what unfolds?

Thank you! Appreciate it very much. Definitely will keep making more content.

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cheers dude ^_^

I'd have to give it a 8/10. Main issues were desk space, 60hz screens and couldn't use our headsets / sound issues.

I'm sponsored by them, 9.5/10 for sure without a doubt.

haha had to :D