Prophesy of Pendor Mod for Windows

Top 3 Prophesy of Pendor Errors

A new patch has just been released, and as usual, everyone is excited about the changes and additions that have been made since the last patch. Unfortunately, there are also some problems with this new patch, which are mainly related to the game's user interface, and this new Prophesy of Pendor is no exception. Unfortunately, due to a lack of testing, the entire change list could be changed in one moment without anyone noticing, leading to a lot of confusion among users. Fortunately, we've been able to find and fix several serious and common errors found in the latest Prophesy of Pendor game patch.

The biggest problem that users are complaining about with the Prophesy of Pendor game mod is the fact that it doesn't let you create your own class or factions. Unfortunately, most players are using the exact same classes and factions that are preset in the game, making it impossible for them to actually make any changes. Unfortunately, the developers did not take into consideration the fact that not all of us are going to be using exactly the same classes or the same starting factions. If you want to change the entire Prophesy of Pendor experience, you need to either find a way to import your character or edit the existing data and create your own class and faction.

In addition to the problems regarding starting faction and class, the Prophesy of Pendor game also includes some rather technical errors, which are causing serious problems for the game's performance. One of these errors is the inability to see quest items on the map. This problem is not related to the faction or class system, and the item does not need to be on the map to trigger the quest. It's a simple issue, but one that cause a lot of frustration when trying to complete quests. Another major problem that users are complaining about is the inability to travel back and forth between cities. This requires a server admin to manually set a restriction on the Prophesy of Pendor game.