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I'm kind of involved in the project too. But I can't say too much due to NDA. It's never too late to join though.
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Original poster refers to TWI.
Game still has awful bugs. I'm one of the early buyers ($40) and it's simply unacceptable that tanks are still glitched to the point of uselessness.
P.S. An interesting defense. A buggy game has improved? That's hardly something for the developer to list on the broch ure!
If you look at the fps games that people play today theres like no other small companies, ns2 and insurgency come to my mind. So in that sense ro2 is a huge achievement just that it works and has 1k players. So i give crdit to twi for that alone.
What I basicly mean that for a smaller company to produce an fps game on somewhat modern engine seems to be huge pain and like propably 80% games die at launch.