"Hawken" Open Beta 12/12/12 - Page 4
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Chuiu
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FliedLice
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Maand
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Candadar
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Sign up for closed beta. 3 sign ups with the referral link they give you gets you the ability to reserve a name. Pro tip: You can just use fake emails on your own referral link to reserve your own name. Oh, and new gameplay: | ||
Terranist
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Silentenigma
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ghost_403
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Rybka
United States836 Posts
On February 07 2012 07:12 Candadar wrote: https://playhawken.com/ Sign up for closed beta. 3 sign ups with the referral link they give you gets you the ability to reserve a name. Pro tip: You can just use fake emails on your own referral link to reserve your own name. Or you could not be a jerk and simply tell three of your friends who might enjoy the game to register at the link... -_- | ||
Candadar
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On February 07 2012 07:36 Rybka wrote: Or you could not be a jerk and simply tell three of your friends who might enjoy the game to register at the link... -_- I fail to understand how faking an email so you can save your username is "being a jerk" It's not like if you do that that your friends are unable to sign up. On February 07 2012 07:23 Silentenigma wrote: Closed beta is 12/12 2012?? That's when the game itself is released. | ||
Blackrobe
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Tiegrr
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Candadar
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NrG.NeverExpo
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Silidons
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http://www.joystiq.com/2012/02/27/hawken-developers-raise-10-million-in-capital-to-launch/ Tim Schafer's Double Fine Entertainment has made a lot of noise by getting fans to pay over $2.6 million for them to put together an old school adventure game, but here's a reminder that there are still some reasons to do things the old way. About 7.4 million reasons, in fact: Publisher Meteor Entertainment has reportedly raised over $10 million in funding for its upcoming multiplayer mech game, Hawken. Meteor raised the money by pitching its idea to venture capital firms Benchmark Capital and FirstMark Capital, the same companies that initially invested in the makers of League of Legends, Riot Games. Riot Games later sold for a rumored $350 million. Hawken (which is being developed by Adhesive Games) is also enjoying a nice bit of player interest already, with over 200,000 signed up for the closed beta, and lots more looking forward to the free-to-play launch. Schafer and company have done great things with Kickstarter, but there's still a lot of money to be made through more traditional routes as well. | ||
Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
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imJealous
United States1382 Posts
On March 04 2012 09:45 NrG.NeverExpo wrote: Looks fun, but am I the only one who thinks they could make the gundams themselves look a little more badass? Maybe I'm being superficial, but its what I thought when watching the videos. This is a mech game, not a gundam game. Big difference | ||
Belisarius
Australia6192 Posts
On March 05 2012 04:54 imJealous wrote: This is a mech game, not a gundam game. Big difference They move like gundams. Sorry. I'm not seeing much that puts it in the mech sim line other than the fact that it includes robots. | ||
FraCuS
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Candadar
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On March 05 2012 11:57 Belisarius wrote: They move like gundams. Sorry. I'm not seeing much that puts it in the mech sim line other than the fact that it includes robots. I have a very limited experience with Gundams, however, what I do know is that they are more humanoid looking suits that are not directly controlled from a cockpit (I think?) and fight much like humans would in a way, if you know what I mean. This is more of actual battlesuits that we may see in a "realistic" scenario. Simple robots, with a cockpit. I'd compare it more of to a first person, slower paced Armored Core over a Gundam, honestly. | ||
RogerX
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