Some developers of "Dune: Awakening" held a Q&A event, and players' responses were mixed.The core information worth noting is: the deep sand sea area will maintain the PvP melee mode, but the official is developing more PvE content.

"We don't want to exclude single players, casual players or small teams," wrote executive producer Scott Junior. But he also stressed: "The deep sand sea will always be the PvP area, but we will add extra content to PvE players and provide other equipment and base upgrades in addition to the existing pathways in the Haga Basin."

At present, players are dissatisfied with the strong binding of the game's final progress and the collection of deep sand sea resources.This is obviously a problem for those who don't want to encounter malicious players.

Veer Game Director Vilja Sommerbuck stressed: "You don't have to participate in PvP, but you need to take the risk of encountering hostile players. There is currently no plan to modify the rules of the deep sand sea."

Similar to "Ark: Survival Evolution", the base will remain in the game when the player is offline.The current mechanism is that if you do not log in for 25 days, the base will disappear.Sommerbuck said "not planning to change this setting at the moment", so remember to go online regularly.

Some players are full of confidence in the future of "Dune: Awakening", believing that "from PvP to PvE, everything will become more and more rich", and remind everyone that the game has only been online for a week.Just like most service-oriented games, there are inevitably problems with running-in in the early stages, and the final design has not yet met everyone's expectations.

But some people are skeptical and listed a series of questions: "Most people only play with Aquarius naked at the end, so why do they still design equipment systems?" They are also disappointed with PvP's lack of camp goals, believing that the current PvP scene is more like "players squirting each other and sneaking attacks on newbies."

Community manager Ignasi Miro Sastre (nicknamed Iggy) revealed: "After the craze for sale fades, we plan to release a future roadmap/plan." Hopefully this will make players more satisfied.