Some questions...

Helix

1) Is the game an actual MMO? (i.e. thousands playing together on a "world"), or a "survival" game where you only have a few dozen people in the same world.

2) Since the game involves conquering terriotory and asset destruction, what will be done to discourage or prevent offline raiding?

3) What kind of combat can we expect? Will it be directional (i.e. mortal online/last oasis)?

4) Will there be some form of player progression?


5) Tell us something about Angela Games. Where are they operating out of?

Neith

1. Myth of Empires isnt a seamless open world, but one connected by countless parallel worlds. Each individual server in the initial Early Access version of the game will be able to support up to 100 players, but we are planning to upgrade the server technology after that. I think everyone will be pleasantly surprised as the game grows during Early Access.
2. There will be limitations on raiding, as there will be a set of rules regarding when raids can be conducted. They cannot be conducted 24 hours a day.
3. For me it looks like it's gonna be similar to Conan Exiles
4. Myth of Empires does not have classes per se. What it has instead is a skill system in which you level up skills by using them, thus building up your character and differentiating it from others.
5. About Angela Game

Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Hong Kong, Angela Game is an independent game developer consisting of highly-skilled game industry veterans with previous titles released on Steam, PlayStation 4, and Xbox. Passionate and ambitious, the studio seeks to create titles that appeal to hardcore gamers looking for original ideas and endlessly engaging gameplay. Another game they made is Iron Conflict.

hoggztr

3. Similar to Conan Exiles... yessss I hope so. Conan is one of my favorite games, and despite its bugs, I use it as a benchmark for most other games I play in the same/related genre.
Myth of Empires seems to have all the makings of my new favorite game. I am very much looking forward to this.

Psycked

Question with regards to the seamless servers. We have seen this with a few games already. Atlas, Life is Feudal. It seems to work okay, but not without issues when it comes to that "Crossing the server line". Would you be able to share a bit more on how your game works with this and how do you see to improve on this? How you have learned from previous games and the issues they faced: lag, items disappearing, loading times, exploiting server node pop limits etc. The technology is there but if we were to review this with past games is mediocre as best.

Atheos

buy or free to play?