We use this platform because it makes it very easy for us to gather the community and manage invites etc, as well as providing some convenient features like auto updating.Įnough with the info! Where do I sign up? For those not sure what it is, it's basically like Steam (but more lightweight). Since we want new ”first impressions” between each major update, we want to keep a portion of potential beta users on standby.Īfter the beta has begun, older applications will be picked first, so if you post before the start of the beta, you're pretty much guaranteed to get access within the first few updates. How many sort of depends on the amount of interest shown, but a majority will probably get in. A week after that we'll send out more invites. In two weeks, we'll invite 5-6 people, mainly to test out the system.
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The game isn't very long yet, as we're still in a phase where we add new features, and we want to be somewhat done with the basic framework before going into full content crunch. Getting 100 % completion (side quests, rare drops, cards, crafting, fishing, challenges, etc) would likely take a few hours. If you complete the side quests, up to 60 minutes. So, if what you're yearning for is the final product, a beta might not be for you!įor the average player, a playthrough where you disregard everything but the main quest would probably take about 30 minutes. The Minecraft Alpha, where you could already do a ton of stuff, and where its open ended nature meant that the alpha version was pretty much a complete game in a sense. It's a way for you to help us make a better game, by finding bugs, annoyances, and sharing your thoughts on what can be improved upon (and the things we've got right).
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