Pax Dei Become Better Than Skyrim?

[@Dewulfi]

Who is your shroom guy?

[@AKABoondock19]

lol the absolute delusion

[@bigworm7572]

Completely disagree, bro. Without the players, Pax dei is a dead game. I can boot up skyrim anytime and have tons of fun. Skyrim is a single-player rpg experience. I have 2,000 hours in skyrim. I just don't see the comparison, bro. I hope pax dei turns out to be really good but it can't be compared to the goat lol.

[@wraithhe]

Insane copium lmfao

[@bighousewoody]

“It is the part of a wise man to keep himself to-day for to-morrow, and not to venture all his eggs in one basket”

[@LatoTheMMOVeteran]

Higher risk, higher reward.

[@avinfun4781]

They created a world, added some extreme grind gathering, crafting that all so far. An idea has potential just like this.

[@Touchin-Grass]

" Potential " " Could become " " It could ".. key words here. I'm not sure why you're going down this road, Demone. You may have ruined your career as a content creator.

[@muzzrx]

Just shameless clickbait these days. sad.

[@There-Is-No-Virus]

At the moment it is just a walking simulator with house design. No NPCs, no leveling, no horses, no fast travel, no quests, no fun. Nowhere near as good as throne and liberty which is free to play.

[@Americca_Is_Doomed]

you mean pay to win.....one is also in alpha and one is released....

[@edgarlindsvall776]

Me and the wife like roll play. She has me put on a sky mask and slip in the bedroom window….pretending I’m a hung burglar.

[@DzazterTV]

we already have mortal online 2

[@LatoTheMMOVeteran]

Mortal Online 2 had similar potential, but now it's become a theme park focused on combat. I hope Pax Dei doesn’t waste its chance in a similar way.

[@cosm0850]

@@LatoTheMMOVeteran I think that the main issue with Mortal Online 2 is that the developers are actively developing the game for the hardcore zerg guilds that have been around since MO1. They have 0 regard or interest in getting new and casual players. If youre not part of a zerg guild that knows every single mechanic and exploit you will be killed on sight constantly.

[@LatoTheMMOVeteran]

@@cosm0850 I only played Mortal Online 2 for about 250 hours, but I had a similar experience. On top of that, the crafting system was very weak

[@LatoTheMMOVeteran]

I hope this vision can be realized in Pax Dei, but to do so, it primarily needs an economic system, a well-developed world, and an engaging combat system.

[@CoreChamber]

Imagine and could are the keywords here. If it's left for players to create the lore through role-playing, I wouldn't hold my breath. Many Sandbox MMOs have promised this, and it never happens. Players will never be dependable for content. Economy, yes, but that's it. Large guilds control everything and take what they want, leaving scraps for others, just like in the real world.

[@HelloGoodbye-j3t]

Get a real job, this desperate attempt to clickbait is getting sad, and obviously isn't working.

[@stavrosTX]

One critical thing missing for that comparison... user-mods!

[@DemoneKim]

Mods in this game would be wild.

[@Fame_89]

No shot you are making this comparison.. Pax Dei is a box of sand.. Where in any of the dev interviews you picked up on this which led you to this narrative. This is some real hard copium. I love this game and wish none other than success for this game. Its highly concerning that tomorrows content update is basically a 5.3 upgrade with a world rework no-one was asking for and some better targeting and little smoothness. This to me is highly concerning that this is what was achieved in 5 months. Their whole release plan is out of the window. The economy/markets which was the focus isn't here and all the new building pieces they show cased during preview week are nowhere to be seen. Stop coping and try to use your platform to point out why there are merely 400 people playing on steam with maybe a 1000 via the launcher. But this isn't constructive feedback for the devs or helpful to anyone wanting to see Pax Dei succeed. It feels this was pure clickbait content.

[@scrisytro]

Alright, while I think Demone is sometimes very enthusiastic about Pax, the comments here are unfair both to OP and the game itself. He does highlight the exploration aspect of Skyrim, and customizable characters. Quests and NPC characters with story and such, scripted events aren't and will never be a part of Pax Dei. I played Pax Dei on a RP server, where people play in character. Been in caves, ruins, dungeons etc. I've been in all sorts of those places in Pax Dei and it does indeed hold a sense of wonder and adventure. While the lore itself is not transmited to the players in a direct way, such as books, parchments, etc. there the environments themselves do seem to hold some clues, hints as to what is going on. Not only that but players do develop a specific character, there were known blacksmiths, known leatherworkers. It wasn't until you spoke with other characters that you found out about them. Again, this was on the RP server, and the people I met were mostly in-character. There wasn't any directed over-the-top RP either. Just people playing the game and staying IC. The game does have the foundation to be this ultimate immersive MMORPG. I say that because it already provided that experience for me.

[@oracka2289]

7/10 for enthusiasm 8/10 for having the stones to post this video . But sadly ( as it stands and as it seems from listening to the devs) 10/10 for delusion

[@LesterSuggs]

Elder's Scrolls was just removed from Steam, I heard. Current Skyrim players (steam) 1793. Current Pax Dei players (steam) 377. Where's my horse?

[@LesterSuggs]

Don't flame me 1,195 hours in Pax Dei.

[@matthewbond-v8g]

Wish they’d release the economy update man. Would give me a reason to go to town sometimes

[@LatoTheMMOVeteran]

I’d like that too. Then I wouldn’t have to gather all the materials myself; instead, I could buy them from people who don’t enjoy crafting, in exchange for the equipment I produce.

[@DemoneKim]

Same. It’s coming sooner than you think

[@LatoTheMMOVeteran]

@@DemoneKim I'm glad, but this feature should have been available from the very first day of Early Access. By 'buy,' I mean the ability to set up a stall where I can post both buy and sell orders for any item.

[@RussKarlberg]

I hope you're right...

[@chriscoggins9388]

Click baited get that money bro

[@richarddean3698]

you lost me at imagine.

[@ahmadmuzaffar2551]

thum down ...less player no quest ...dead games...player only know to played is leveling skill after that.....all boring

[@uzumakiwest7873]

It will be nice if it was on consoles

[@DemoneKim]

It’s coming, and GeForce now

[@richardmorales2921]

Excelente video, sera genial qúe tus predicciones se cumplan, saludos desde Chile.

[@DemoneKim]

Gracias hermano, Espero verte en el juego

[@immatoll4375]

Pax Dei has absolutely nothing to do with Skyrim. It is more a MMO Valheim. And currently it is nothing but a playable UE5 demo with barely any real foundation. Just some basic survival features and good looking assets. Even though I supported the devs with buying a key, I think they will still need years to get actual game systems implemented. The devs should play "Albion Online" and get some ideas how to get life and purpose in a sandbox. And when they want to focus on building/crafting aspects I would recommand the social game "ECO".

[@LatoTheMMOVeteran]

The developers have said they’re inspired by EVE Online, but so far, they haven’t introduced the economic system that’s fundamental to EVE.

[@rodstarr21]

Seems to be following the osrs path, which i like

[@LatoTheMMOVeteran]

@@rodstarr21 There are no NPCs giving out quests in Pax Dei. Just like in EVE Online, each player has to determine their own path and future.

[@cosm0850]

I think you are shooting yourself in the foot with this take. I respect your decision to stand by this project, but it's insulting to even compare the two. Pax dei is practically a tech demo with a few unpolished features. Skyrim has actual content

[@jcleaver42]

The problem of defining the Lore by the players is that there won't be any consistency; so in that regard it will never reach Elder Scrolls level of lore. Also, there has been several other games that promised player driven economies, building, etc. How many of those have survived, let alone thrived? Pax Dei may lay the foundation, but if the playerbase does not grow substantially it will never be viable. I was excited when I first heard about Pax Dei, and still look at it from time to time; but haven't seen anything yet to get me to play. I think it will only be after all regions are released and it has been thriving for 2 to 3 years will it become worthwhile. I do mean thriving, not survivng. I don't have faith that enough players will stay interested long enough to make it work, sadly.

[@LatoTheMMOVeteran]

I hope you’re wrong. I believe Pax Dei can follow the path of EVE Online, although unfortunately, the developers of Pax Dei are doing a lot to weaken that belief.

[@yosuh3697]

bro is running out of ideas

[@beardedbear4737]

Man... thats alot of hopium lol

[@lewbob92]

IT HAS 101 PLAYERS ONLINE RIGHT NOW HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA '' BIGGER THAN SKYRIM MATE BIGGER THAN SKYRIM '' GAAAAAAYYYYYYYYY

[@channel3gaming447]

Full CAP. This dude is doing this video to get people to hate pax dei. It's like comparing Michael Jackson to some dooky singer. All his videos make people not want to play pax

[@christophersmith7482]

Bro Skyrim is steal being played and im sorry but the gaming industry is going through a serious low that game came out ten years ago and it looks like it. It shouldn't be hard for pax dei to surpass a ten year old game. Hopefully it can cause there are no new good games throne and liberty maybe but to be honest nothing good out. But pax graphics are better than them all just need combat to change

[@christopher5731]

idk why everyone being toxic in the comments but lowkey come back to new world. there are people here again and it might be good for content bro