The quest system of Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen will differ from that of other MMORPGs. Not every player will receive the same quests.
Your hero in the new indie MMORPG Pantheon has a “Perception” skill. This determines whether you notice certain things during your wanderings through the game world – or not.
For example, you will hear a woman crying if your skill reaches a certain value. If you talk to this woman, you will receive a quest. Another player, whose Perception skill is lower, will not notice the woman’s crying and will therefore not receive this quest.
No help for quests
However, other factors also play a role in whether you “notice” a quest. These include your race, your faction affiliation, and your reputation.
You must always walk attentively through the world to not overlook quests, as you will not find NPCs with golden exclamation marks above their heads in Pantheon, and you will not be guided by breadcrumb trails or waypoints to the next quest objective. Once you have found a mission, you have to figure out how to solve it yourself.
If you need to find a hidden cave, you should really search for it, as it will not suddenly appear on the minimap.
If you don’t like quests, you don’t have to do them
The Perception system also has another benefit. Depending on how you behave, whether you help a woman in distress or not, your alignment will change, which in turn will affect the further course of your adventures.
The system is designed to give players who do not want to experience quests the opportunity to avoid them. If you do not increase your Perception skill, you will most likely not discover a quest and can focus on other things that may be more fun for you. However, if you enjoy stories, you will find new quests time and time again.
Crafters should be specialists
The developers of the MMORPG Pantheon have also talked about the crafting system. In this, players must specialize in one area.
If you want to be a blacksmith, you cannot also become a bowyer. However, anyone can gather resources. But through this specialization in crafting, true professionals should emerge, not crafters who can do a little bit of everything. D
The MMORPG Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen is currently in an alpha phase, with a beta expected to start later this year.
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