I've been in the AA beta since around August (Wave 13 or 14 of initial invites I believe, but I'm not sure. I do know it was before I went off to college), and the changes made over the past months have been astounding. The game runs far better, the missions are more fun, and I, personally, would pay $14.99 a month to play, even in it's current developmental state. That's how much fun I'm having. The missions can be closely compared to the WoW style, in the sense that, yeah, you are going out and killing 20 mutant yorkshire terrier puppies, but you're doing it for a reason. The game story is very well developed, and I can't wait to get into the later, meatier portions of the game. If you haven't gotten into beta yet, please, try it out during the Penny Arcade weekend, and formulate your own opinions on it.
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Looking back on the last few posts I am thinking...
"Since when has the World of Warcraft BattleNet kiddes became interested in Auto Assault?"
I've been in the AA beta since around August (Wave 13 or 14 of initial invites I believe, but I'm not sure. I do know it was before I went off to college), and the changes made over the past months have been astounding. The game runs far better, the missions are more fun, and I, personally, would pay $14.99 a month to play, even in it's current developmental state. That's how much fun I'm having. The missions can be closely compared to the WoW style, in the sense that, yeah, you are going out and killing 20 mutant yorkshire terrier puppies, but you're doing it for a reason. The game story is very well developed, and I can't wait to get into the later, meatier portions of the game. If you haven't gotten into beta yet, please, try it out during the Penny Arcade weekend, and formulate your own opinions on it.
It's hard to fight in a gazebo.
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