SMITE draws on mythology from religions and legends around the world

Posted by mmocs on July 4th, 2019

SMITE draws on mythology from religions and legends around the world, in the game you play as a God from these pantheons in epic battles. As far as source material goes you really can’t beat it, you have Gods from Thor and Odin to Poseidon and Ganesha.The game was first released on PC in 2013 so its had years to introduce new features and improvements and it shows, coming to Switch there are no missing features or sacrifices. With patch 6.1 crossplay was introduced allowing you to pit yourself against players on the PC and Xbox One ensuring you get a quick match and allowing you to play with mates. Crossprogression was also introduced where you can link your account in order to have all unlocks from the PC or Xbox One available to you on the Switch and vice versa.

In the latest update for the Smite client, dataminers for the game discovered a "Switch Founder's Pack" item for sale, hidden in the update files. This would indicate that the game is headed for the Switch, especially given how similar Paladins launched on the console by offering a founder's pack during the beta. This also might mean that the Switch version is coming quite soon. And if you want to Buy Smite Gems, visit Mmocs.com, a professional online in-game currency store.

Smite is resolutely not a simpler entryway into a complicated genre. Every god typically has at least one skill that requires careful aim: the kinds of skillshots that are rarer in competitors like League of Legends and Dota 2. Of the gods’ four active skills, the first two typically dish out damage, either in an arc or a straight line, while their third functions as a dash, used either to initiate fights or escape from them. This setup is evident in Ganesha — who was only added to the game last April — as well as fellow new deities like Cerberus, Artio, and Discordia. Some of the newer gods stray a little further from this template, though.

Smite is currently cross-play enabled for everything but PS4, because Sony is still being awful about that in 2019. The worst part about this raw deal is that PS4 owners also lose out on cross-progression: something Sony execs don't even bring up when using their "PS4 is the best place to play, there's plenty of people on the platform" mantra.