Magisterium: Fantasy Craft

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Nettes entspanntes Crafting und Basebuilding Spiel

its a fun and great game

I've only played for 15 hours, but I already know that there's so much more waiting for me in this game. Before buying it, I did some research: I watched a few videos and streams. Reading reviews didn't help much, as most of them, especially the negative ones, are pretty dumb and don't offer an objective opinion. There aren't many videos about this game on YouTube, which is a shame—I think it's a great game for streamers to play with friends. I read that the developers have implemented a lot of player suggestions, which is great because it means they listen to their community. The game also seems to receive updates quite frequently, which I like. So, I've watched videos by Deftspider, Tattman, Gaming Grandpa, Hrafnkarl, STGenGames, and Levis Gamer. I hope they continue making content because it's enjoyable to watch others play a game, you're currently invested in. What I liked most is that the game is a mix of genres: you get an RPG with quests and a story, a survival game, and a crafting game. And the crafting system is incredibly deep—I've never seen such detailed crafting in any other game, and I love it! You need a lot of blueprints and resources. Some blueprints can be obtained for free as rewards from NPCs by completing various quests, others can be bought from them, and some can be found and learned in different locations. Another great feature is that you unlock new locations using certain materials—it's really fun! I also like the pacing of the leveling system—it's neither too fast nor too slow. Best of all, you don't have to choose a specific guild or profession. You can gradually learn all professions, craft every type of workstation, and make all sorts of things like armor, weapons, potions, and decent food. I found that the best way to gain more XP is to complete NPC quests. You can get anywhere from 1000 to 3000 XP, and even more for longer and more complex quests, which helps you level up pretty quickly. All locations have different animals and monsters that can be quite dangerous, but it's not a problem once you craft good armor, a sharp sword, level up your strength, and bring plenty of healing potions. I also discovered that you can grow vegetables and fruits, which I assume will be useful for household needs. You can even raise chicks and cows, so I should prepare a lot of feed for them. The most important thing in this game is to check every corner—trust me, there are so many useful items hidden everywhere, in caves and other secluded spots. You can't afford to miss anything, or you might lose out on a decent amount of gold and other valuable items that can be used or sold. Also, one of the first skills you should upgrade is Lockpicking, because locked chests and cabinets are everywhere, and they always contain something useful. You can buy lockpicks from Pierre, who stands near the Damned Place. Be sure to pick locks in your neighbors' houses too, as you can sometimes find notes in chests with riddles and hints about hidden treasures. I really enjoy this—solving these puzzles is engaging. They're not too difficult but still fun. For example, in the cave with rats leading to the magic forest, there's a note revealing the location of a treasure. So, don't overlook anything—search everything thoroughly. Oh, and another thing – the game has portals that allow you to travel to different locations. It's a very helpful feature, and I really like it. Also, make sure to upgrade your bags whenever possible. There's a special bag mule’s bag for collecting wood that can carry a lot of weight. If you don't want to chop trees yourself, you can complete a quest and build Arborean Huts. Place them in areas with lots of large trees (which drop more big logs), stock them with as many raw fish steaks as possible, and little creatures will come out to chop wood and store it in the huts. It's not the fastest process, but I built three huts, and they collect a decent amount. Just check on them occasionally to make sure they're not idle or out of fish. If they're not collecting much, try moving the hut to a better spot. I found the perfect spots, so now I don't have to worry about wood anymore. Fishing is also quite easy here—using worms works well, and you can catch plenty of fish. I don't even bother making special bait. Overall, if you like games with plenty of activities, long playtimes, deep crafting, survival elements, and RPG mechanics, I think this game is perfect. Plus, you can play with friends, which should be a lot of fun. Oh, I almost forgot—the game strongly reminds me of Gothic 2. Fans will understand. And one more thing I forgot to mention: there is a magic system in the game. I noticed that Efelzaal and some other guy sell magic scrolls, which I'm definitely going to try out. As for the game's performance, I haven't had any issues with the CPU or GPU. I'm playing on an Asus laptop with a 3080 pretty old I know, and this game runs at around 60-70 FPS, which is pretty smooth. I haven't experienced any lag or crashes. Oh, I almost forgot. Whenever I'm not sure where to find a particular item or resource, I always check the community guide for this game on Steam. It's been really helpful!

после многих выживалок и крафта игра немного пустая и не живая души не хватает )

Интересная игра, но душная, пока, забил до релиза, много не понятно, и оптимизация отсутствует, пока надеюсь!!!

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o Jogo atende a expectativa, e têm um conteúdo significativo, mas infelizmente os burgs atrapalham a jogabilidade, o que me fez desistir foi um de os pontos de habilidade ficam sumindo rsrsr Em fim esperar que um dia os devs resolvam, até lá não têm como jogar apesar de ser um jogo que promete diversão e desafio, aconselho aguardar a versão completa..

I'll preface this with if your after a single player game, this can easily be fun if your into slow gathering of resources, exploration etc, you can see many comments favouring the game if your into survival crafts like that. and there are challenges that'll more likely get you killed pretty fast without preparing for it. for single player like play, you will rarely see any kind of bugs However, if you want this for coop, I would hold off on it. It fundamentally doesn't work if you split up in its current state. Creatures will rubber-band in such a way that it is impossible to kill or be hurt by them. for the host everything seems normal. For a none-host getting a small distance away from the host will result in creatures moving in directions (towards to attack, rabbits away or their normal pathfinding etc when idle) and then teleporting back to a starting position. It honestly looks like the clients move the creatures and the host does not like its outside the loaded range or does not update the AI far from the player which is critical if the host doesn't do that. There is also an odd issue in coop where you pick up resources and at times they do not disappear, but you cant grab them again or something like that causing wasted effort running around trying to grab the none existant. Multiple minor sync issues that I'm sure would be fixed later but kill the experience a lot given the type of game as frustrations add up. This is an early access and bugs are expected and normal, however there are other games (even early access ones and that cost less) with less critical bugs in the co-op and similar games that give more or less a very similar experience such as force of nature 2 or many other survival crafting games really. the game is worth playing, but objectively it cannot be recommended directly whereas even other unfinished janky and buggy games can be recommended but these kinds of issues kill any fun and playstyle other than gathering. This is a game that feels like it either needs more debugging and fixing of its coop or a tethering in place if its what I think it is as an option with warnings.