Skill Requirements - Tailoring 15, Leatherworking 12. Blessed Renewal and Radiant Mend don't stack, but consecrated grand also drops in the area, can drop that field on the ground for heal over time to stack with RM or BR, and it's a win!
Hear me out Demone, I've been following your channel since New World, you seem like a cool and humble guy. You should try out Throne And Liberty, make your own guild, do alliances, go to war! The game is fun and most importantly, I think you could potentially benefit from it. I've been following Pax Deix for a while now as well and is just not quite there yet, at that point I think I rather just play new world. Throne has it's issues as well, but I've been playing non stop since release!
yo demone you forgot to give this video one of your cringe mr beast esque clickbait algorithim reaction shot thumbnails with bright colors meant for children. please fix
I can confirm Lector's Barbuta drop is in the same place on Kerys map, but the topology has changed and you can no longer cheese into the base from the back.
Hi Demone. Our Clan just figured out that Only Kerys and Merrie have the Whispering Woods Biome. So, if crafters from Ancien and Innis Gallia want to make Bear Stew (Cooking LVL 36) or Elegant Stinkhorn Extract (Alchemy LVL 44) they will have a long run to gather them.
Pax Dei and New World are completely different types of games. Simply put, Pax Dei is being designed as a sandbox-a fully immersive world where players can live for many years. Pax Dei offers a freedom that is unparalleled in any other game. No one will tell you that you can't use a certain item because your class doesn't allow it. No one will dictate what you must do or when. You can be whoever you want and do whatever you want. The only limitations are your abilities, your imagination, and the effort you're willing to put in. It's important to remember that the game is still in its early stages of development and is missing many key systems, as the roadmap shows. New World and most modern MMORPGs are theme parks, where you're cast into predefined roles and follow goals set by the developers. If you're looking for a game with abundant quests, fast and easy progression, and hand-holding, pick New World or another theme park MMO. However, if you want to experience what life in a medieval world infused with magic feels like, choose Pax Dei. Keep in mind that in a sandbox, just like in real life, there are no shortcuts. If you want to become a master blacksmith, you'll need the right materials, which you'll have to gather and mine yourself over hours-or find someone to do it for you. Once you have the resources, you'll need to spend countless hours crafting items to hone your skills. First, though, you'll either have to build your own workshop or find someone willing to build it for you or let you use theirs. If you need better food, you'll have to gather ingredients from across the world and then prepare it yourself-or find someone to handle part of the process for you. And that's just one example; it applies to everything. If you want to see what Pax Dei looks like from the perspective of someone who plays solo and tries to be self-sufficient, check out my channel and watch my gameplay. Just remember, my playstyle isn't the best or the easiest. That's what clans are for-so that everyone can focus on the activities they enjoy rather than trying to do everything themselves, like I do.
@@LatoTheMMOVeteran Honestly, that reminds me of Ultima Online. You wanted wood, you had to chop it or buy it. Wanted to make arrows, farm chickens or Harpies for feathers. Best of all you could mix and match your skills any way you wanted.
@@drizlek I played Ultima Online for several years, and when I first saw Pax Dei, I had the same feeling as you-it instantly reminded me of UO. To me, Pax Dei feels like a better, more modern version of Ultima Online. When I started playing, I noticed some differences, of course, but throughout my experience, I still feel the same magic I felt when playing UO.
Dude, you’re spinning your wheels. This game is so broken because the devs don’t know what the hell they’re doing. It’s sad but true. They are going backwards. It has a lot of potential but you need to lay off the koolaid. Nothing matters now unless you consider yourself a QA tester. You’re obviously committed and I hope you get paid by ad revenue.
@@wraithhe Pax Dei is like an unfinished car still in production-it’s not broken, just incomplete. For many players, even this early stage is enough to spark admiration, but others should simply wait for the final product instead of labeling it as broken or dead. It’s a work in progress, and its true potential will only be clear later.
@@LatoTheMMOVeteran agreed the problem is they dropped a patch that took them in a backward direction and although there is potential, I’ve lost some faith that the designers know what they are doing. Doesn’t mean they won’t figure it out but I’m now very skeptical. A patch with this many errors and issues that they should have considered is very unfortunate and is a very bad look and is a failure of design.
@@saosaoldian6742 Unfortunately, I have to agree that the developers of Pax Dei seem to be working hard to erode players' faith in the game. Despite this, I still believe that Pax Dei has the potential to be a fantastic game and a huge success. However, we must accept that for the next year or more, there will likely be many issues-issues that could have been easily avoided.
Skill Requirements - Tailoring 15, Leatherworking 12. Blessed Renewal and Radiant Mend don't stack, but consecrated grand also drops in the area, can drop that field on the ground for heal over time to stack with RM or BR, and it's a win!
But can you solo get the items with just basic gear?
Thank you for the video!
Hear me out Demone, I've been following your channel since New World, you seem like a cool and humble guy. You should try out Throne And Liberty, make your own guild, do alliances, go to war! The game is fun and most importantly, I think you could potentially benefit from it. I've been following Pax Deix for a while now as well and is just not quite there yet, at that point I think I rather just play new world. Throne has it's issues as well, but I've been playing non stop since release!
And I appreciate that brother, but Pax is my game, not interested in Throne
He won't learn or take advice.
Need throne and liberty content bro
yo demone you forgot to give this video one of your cringe mr beast esque clickbait algorithim reaction shot thumbnails with bright colors meant for children. please fix
I can confirm Lector's Barbuta drop is in the same place on Kerys map, but the topology has changed and you can no longer cheese into the base from the back.
Hi Demone. Our Clan just figured out that Only Kerys and Merrie have the Whispering Woods Biome. So, if crafters from Ancien and Innis Gallia want to make Bear Stew (Cooking LVL 36) or Elegant Stinkhorn Extract (Alchemy LVL 44) they will have a long run to gather them.
Is Whispering Woods the spooky biome with all the fog and twisted trees?
@@CellChaos-e2s If you look at the Pax Dei Database under Morel, you can see the big yellow trees on the map.
You mentioned double heal over time. Are blessed renewal and radiant mend stacking now?
unfortunately no, was just referring to the two items together
In your opinion, what makes this game better/different then New World and their new updates?
About new world nobody want to even talk😂 that's all.
Pax Dei and New World are completely different types of games. Simply put, Pax Dei is being designed as a sandbox-a fully immersive world where players can live for many years. Pax Dei offers a freedom that is unparalleled in any other game. No one will tell you that you can't use a certain item because your class doesn't allow it. No one will dictate what you must do or when. You can be whoever you want and do whatever you want. The only limitations are your abilities, your imagination, and the effort you're willing to put in.
It's important to remember that the game is still in its early stages of development and is missing many key systems, as the roadmap shows. New World and most modern MMORPGs are theme parks, where you're cast into predefined roles and follow goals set by the developers. If you're looking for a game with abundant quests, fast and easy progression, and hand-holding, pick New World or another theme park MMO.
However, if you want to experience what life in a medieval world infused with magic feels like, choose Pax Dei. Keep in mind that in a sandbox, just like in real life, there are no shortcuts. If you want to become a master blacksmith, you'll need the right materials, which you'll have to gather and mine yourself over hours-or find someone to do it for you. Once you have the resources, you'll need to spend countless hours crafting items to hone your skills. First, though, you'll either have to build your own workshop or find someone willing to build it for you or let you use theirs.
If you need better food, you'll have to gather ingredients from across the world and then prepare it yourself-or find someone to handle part of the process for you. And that's just one example; it applies to everything.
If you want to see what Pax Dei looks like from the perspective of someone who plays solo and tries to be self-sufficient, check out my channel and watch my gameplay. Just remember, my playstyle isn't the best or the easiest. That's what clans are for-so that everyone can focus on the activities they enjoy rather than trying to do everything themselves, like I do.
@@LatoTheMMOVeteran Honestly, that reminds me of Ultima Online. You wanted wood, you had to chop it or buy it. Wanted to make arrows, farm chickens or Harpies for feathers.
Best of all you could mix and match your skills any way you wanted.
@@drizlek I played Ultima Online for several years, and when I first saw Pax Dei, I had the same feeling as you-it instantly reminded me of UO. To me, Pax Dei feels like a better, more modern version of Ultima Online. When I started playing, I noticed some differences, of course, but throughout my experience, I still feel the same magic I felt when playing UO.
Dude, you’re spinning your wheels. This game is so broken because the devs don’t know what the hell they’re doing. It’s sad but true. They are going backwards. It has a lot of potential but you need to lay off the koolaid. Nothing matters now unless you consider yourself a QA tester. You’re obviously committed and I hope you get paid by ad revenue.
Would you also say that a car still in production, but without the engine installed yet, is broken?
I'd say it's a non functional Car.@@LatoTheMMOVeteran
@@wraithhe Pax Dei is like an unfinished car still in production-it’s not broken, just incomplete. For many players, even this early stage is enough to spark admiration, but others should simply wait for the final product instead of labeling it as broken or dead. It’s a work in progress, and its true potential will only be clear later.
@@LatoTheMMOVeteran agreed the problem is they dropped a patch that took them in a backward direction and although there is potential, I’ve lost some faith that the designers know what they are doing. Doesn’t mean they won’t figure it out but I’m now very skeptical. A patch with this many errors and issues that they should have considered is very unfortunate and is a very bad look and is a failure of design.
@@saosaoldian6742 Unfortunately, I have to agree that the developers of Pax Dei seem to be working hard to erode players' faith in the game. Despite this, I still believe that Pax Dei has the potential to be a fantastic game and a huge success. However, we must accept that for the next year or more, there will likely be many issues-issues that could have been easily avoided.