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Dune: Awakening Players Are Tired Of All The "No Life Campers" In PvP, But They Have A Solution: PvE Exclusive Servers

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One of the big gripes players have with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dune: Awakening, the new open-world survival crafting game set to the backdrop of the dusty Arrakis dunes, is PvP. The most iconic scenery, the vast open desert, is plagued by seemingly indestructible ornithopters used to crush oppone🐭nts, turning the endgame into 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:"a flight simular wit🌳h views of nothing but sand".

Funcom has promised that it has "people working on fixing the goomba stomping", making on-foot combat more viable, but some players want an option to avoid PvP altogether. "How about releasing a few servers designated as PvP, and a few [servers] designated as PvE only?" . "I had my taste of the Deep Desert yeste🎉rday and I am happy to NOT RETURN for Tier 6 materials."

They suggest that, on PvE servers, the player-filled wastes be replaced by public events, such as a "spice explosion" whjere ❀you can harvest materials to dump into an NPC container. "The player/group/guild that deposits tℱhe most in that 10 minutes will be rewarded [double] the spice back," they elaborated. "Shai-Hulud (the big sandworms) will still be a threat to all players."

"I Have Not Been Back Since [...] The Game For Me Is Effectively Over"

Zantara, a Fremen Guide in Dune: Awakening wearing a Stillsuit.

There's always been a divide in the survival genre between PvE and PvP fans, so it's hardly surprising that these suggestions are proving popular. Some players have sworn off returning to the desert because of the "no life campers" and the "flier ganker heaven" (though others maintain that thiꦏs is blown out of proportion, and will only scare away new players), making the prospect of PvE-exclusive worlds an enticing one.

"Consid🌳ering the Deep Desert is the one place to get the movie aesthetic of an endless desert and r𓆉eally feel the danger without any rocks a jump away, ruining it behind forced PvP is a massive design failure," u/Fiberotter argued.

I'm someone who would drop my 100 hour save and start over for thi🗹s.

"I've been to the DD twice," u/No_Mud_688🍃1 said. "Once for the stations in the PvE area and once to try and get some T6 mats in the PvP area. First time in the PvE area there were 3 [ornithopters] constantly following me, waiting for me to go into the PvP area. And the second time I tried to get some titanium I was zerged by a group of 10. I have not been back since, I have never liked PvP and I never will so once T5 is reached and I've built my base, main story done, etc., the game for me is effectively over."

The Bene Geserit in Dune: Awakening, robed women with black veils.

Not everyone is convinced though, with some commenters, like u/QBall1442, contend that the endgame is "designed around Landsraad and Deep Desert" and that this suggestion "goes against what the devs intended the game ꦕto be". Some commenters, like u/StrikingValuable3686, echoed that sentiment, arguing that "There's no point in making a PvE server wit🉐h Deep Desert, since the desert is already a pretty empty location where you might not even run into another player [...] Plus, there's no new PvE content there".

Regardless, PvE-only servers are a popular suggestiꦺon, cropping up again and again on t😼he subreddit and Steam forums, so it's clear that not everyone is in the mood to get swarmed by ornithopters. But for now, they'll just have to tough it out and try to sneak their way through the desert for mats.