Chill out a little bit. All a "closed beta" means is that the beta was provided to a select group of individuals rather than put on a web site somewhere for anyone to access. Since no one signed an NDA (that I'm aware of), we are technically not obligated to remain silent. Not to mention the fact that I went back and re-read all the emails I've received about the game, and I can't seem to find one where the developer says that we aren't allowed to answer questions about the game. That being said, I would hope the beta testers would use some discretion in how / what they answer, but so far it doesn't seem like anyone has revealed anything too earth-shattering.
I wasn't freaking out but emphasizing that we are beta testers and should show Gamevil our respect by not discussing anything in the game that is not announced until we are specifically told that we may.
This was not my goal. It was only to try and lessen the amount of new information on the game given out. When people posts things like you just did it only extends disagreements.
I guess we'll just agree to disagree, then, because I see it the other way. If I wasn't told to keep quiet, I feel I have the right to talk about it. I don't really see that as being disrespectful either, but that's just me. At any rate, I haven't talked specifics about the game anyway (at least that I can remember), so I guess this is all a moot point for me.
I can as easily say the same thing to you, but I think this threads had enough arguing for one day. Question, is the release for this game May 1st? It's been bugging me because I can't remember whether it was this game or awhole other game due for a release May 1st, so could someone help me out with that?
There had been talk about that in another part of this thread, but in my opinion no, the game won't be released May 1st.
Hey Tim: did they tell you not to talk about it? Make you sign a disclaimer? No? Then they DON'T CARE ABOUT IT. Stop speaking for the developers and just beta test the game. Others can speak if they want to.
