Ombra

So, the window of two months from E3 is out of the picture, yes? Just curious. I mean, as long as we can keep getting updates, I'll be content until whenever it's released. Doesn't need to be fancy, just some bullet points on a text document every so often would do. Great blog by the way. I hope to see the game grow before my eyes.

My body is ready.

What are you trying to say?

Or they are just playing around having a blast as they watch the flow of irrational and illogical Reddit comments. Also, fixed your post.

Who cares? The info gets here anyway. In fact, it's probably faster and more efficient to go through Reddit and Twitter.

1st.

You obviously have no idea what you're talking about. This won't even be /near/ a beta. Hot damn, just let the devs sort out the problems that they can fix WITHOUT having thousands of people blowing up every form of communication they have with the public. You have no grasp of the problems they may be encountering. You may not even be able to start the game for all we know. God forbid it'd take another two days to get the launcher back up and running. Seriously, the shitstorm that would blow up on Reddit along the amount of complaints on the forum would be FAR worse than a few impatient kiddies complaining about their summer break going to waste. Just trust me, there will be a ton of bugs for you to complain about. Just hold off.

This may seem ridiculous, but an Alpha pre-order during the SSS would be nice. Just so I can be sure as to how much I need to put away.

Agreed. Might as well post the updates in /b/.

Well, this is awkward.

I wasn't talking about MMOs specifically. As that was not mentioned in the post above mine. Okay, where's my Watchdogs alpha? Where can I apply?

Most companies don't give you an alpha.

Well, no. Because at E3 he said no later than two months.

^^ Why? I'd say building the game from ground up instead of throwing a price tag on the mod shows they are confident in the game and their development skills.

^ Agreed. Some heavy body armour would at least be a little more practical than a riot shield.

Well, hopefully we will see it at the the Summer Sale. It'd be a good time to try and hype up and advertise a bit. - inb4 shut up it will come out when it is ready.

Huh... All those men had two nipples... This means the SA is going to be out in 2 days! Quick, get the articles ready!

WarZ was a prime example sloppiness and piss poor execution because it wanted to cash in before DayZ could. The Rust devs are in no rush. Really? What's wrong with the PS2? If you seriously only judge a game off of it's graphics, then it's not even worth the half a calorie to type anymore trying to defend the game. Play games for fun dammit.

What? Rust looks fantastic. Just because it doesn't strive to be hyper-realistic doesn't make it 'damn awful.'

They are going all in. Anyone who wants 'em is going to get 'em.

In some people's defense, there's been a couple of articles in the past week or so that strongly hint 'possible' release dates from what was said. Just kind of gets peoples' hopes up, then crushes them like a soda can in a car compressor. The crushed souls then come here to haunt us, only until they can be put to rest by the truth. From there, they spend the rest of their time in entertainment purgatory, until the key is handed to them... The Alpha Key. I have no idea where I was going with that. But yeah, I kind of blame the Google news article thing.

Er, no. Both Keylogger and Sys32 are not anyway involved with DayZ... 'Twas a joke. http://en.wikipedia....ystroke_logging http://www.computerh.../s/system32.htm

The open Alpha won't be stable, correct, but the closed Alpha could be unstable to the point of unplayable with additions of items, features, etc. I can't say I've coded a full on game like that before, but with my experiences, a near perfect program could crumble with just one error. They don't NEED our feedback at the moment if the closed Alpha testers are doing their job, which they seem to be doing. It's much easier to control a few hundred testers than having 60,000 people spamming different errors and bugs. We'll get our turn soon, just hold in there.

Well, as was said before, it's an Alpha. It's unstable, we even saw that in the presentation last week. Devs give a date, devs can't work with that date later down the road, people get mad. Lack of info about the game is due to: A: They want some surprises, B: They're working on the core/bug fixes, which don't need updates because we already know this is happening. I mean, unless you want updates saying "We're working on the game," which seem pointless.

First of all, waiting since September is way to early. Secondly, we all want it to be released, no doubt, but it needs to be playable for an Alpha release. I'd rather have core things ironed out (zombie damage/player health, etc.) than just walk around. All that junk is for the closed alpha testers. Just let them take their time, it'll be here before you know it.