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game testing in pre alpha

MeffistoeMeffistoe Member Posts: 2
in Gloria Victis

I donated some money to the developers and since then I have been enjoying the creative process.

this game is ever changing and if the developers deliver on their promises then this would be a very nice sandbox MMORPG

with great potential for massive PvP battles

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  • muaythaimuaythai Member Posts: 11
    did you play the game?
  • MeffistoeMeffistoe Member Posts: 2

    yes I am playing it when I can and post my input on the forums

    it is still very early in the game

     

  • TibernicuspaTibernicuspa Member UncommonPosts: 1,199

    Can we stop using the term pre-alpha? If a game is being tested on any level, it's already in alpha, that's what that word means.

    Don't let MMO companies get away with the "its pre alpha excuse".

  • kombainkombain Member UncommonPosts: 6

    @Tibernicuspa, it's called pre-alpha, because not all features are finished. Pre-alpha means that not all functionalities are implemented and usually at this stage devs don't give a wide access to their work. Gloria Victis is different. There are many systems to finish to complete core gameplay, but Black Eye Games wants to involve community to whole process of making this game, including such an early version. In alpha stage all main features should be implemented, and only content should be added. In beta, both content and features should be ready and the beta stage is for removing bugs. Almost always communities are "used" by devs to bug hunting, but in GV players have some more abilities to affect game final shape, including some core elements, which couldn't be able in alpha/beta.

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