Warrior General Games

It seems to me that they'll already know the ins and outs of the mechanics. That being the case, the testers should have to wait out season 1, as to give others a chance to learn.

Discuss...

Of course...c'mon man...easy answer

Originally posted by Darktanian
It seems to me that they'll already know the ins and outs of the mechanics. That being the case, the testers should have to wait out season 1, as to give others a chance to learn.

Discuss...

Discuss how I should probably stop helping people out with my free time and keep you in the dark about the game... you know, so that you are all coming in fresh. Otherwise people who have never played GLB 1 or read the forums should also get a head start.

Originally posted by Time Trial
Discuss how I should probably stop helping people out with my free time and keep you in the dark about the game... you know, so that you are all coming in fresh. Otherwise people who have never played GLB 1 or read the forums should also get a head start.

Got a point there

Won't be able to hold them out in working with ai's and helping people with builds so really no point. Best to ask a lot of questions when you get in and start. Fwiw the only advantage alpha guys had in GLB1 was levels and that wont be the case here as they will all start same as you and me.

They get a lot of admin and bort quotes on different interactions and an early jump at learning the player builder but overall it shouldn't be much of an advantage

Originally posted by bhall43
Won't be able to hold them out in working with ai's and helping people with builds so really no point. Best to ask a lot of questions when you get in and start. Fwiw the only advantage alpha guys had in GLB1 was levels and that wont be the case here as they will all start same as you and me.

And with the ability to respec, it isn't as though there will be a huge building advantage either.

So long as you don't totally screw up your build by putting 1 strength on an o-lineman, anyone who has played GLB 1 will be just as good (with a little experimentation and work) as the testers by playoffs.

I mean, there's already a pretty big distinction between the people who owned and coordinated in GLB and people who just built dots. If any of the teams that did well in this test season do well in the first Beta season, it probably has more to do with natural coordinator talents and more cares.

Originally posted by snakes22
They get a lot of admin and bort quotes on different interactions and an early jump at learning the player builder but overall it shouldn't be much of an advantage

They are not commenting on interactions, just if something is a bug or not but no commentary on actual game mechanics.

Originally posted by Time Trial


I mean, there's already a pretty big distinction between the people who owned and coordinated in GLB and people who just built dots. If any of the teams that did well in this test season do well in the first Beta season, it probably has more to do with natural coordinator talents and more cares.

Ldo

Originally posted by coachingubigr
Ldo

this

but how much?

that is the question tbh

Originally posted by reddogrw
this

but how much?

that is the question tbh

So they get a head start? They are also providing experienced advice. Alpha testers can be a blessing for software development. They just need to weed out the crazy ideas.
Meanwhile, for the rest of us, the smart people will adapt and overcome in time.

Cream will rise to the top, the only variable, time.

they will know before everyone else that they are wasting money if they purchase flex

so yes

Originally posted by Bane
they will know before everyone else that they are wasting money if they purchase flex

so yes

lol