Hellgate London Beta Signups

[elDiablo]

News at Eurogamer. Direct link to sign up. Hmmmmm, I've been liking the look of this, so, er, SIGN UP!

 

[BiG D]

ohh!

*enters every email address he can think of*

 

[waterproofbob]

ohh!

*enters every email address he can think of*

hehehe me 2

 

[Iron_fist]

forbidden
looks like the signup is closed
me wants

 

[BiG D]

Yeah, it broke earlier this evening. Give it a try tomorrow I guess... Let us know if it's working again!

 

[elDiablo]

One thing I just thought, though, is that most NDAs have a little clause about, "You agree that you are not, in any part, working within the games industry, including, but not limited to, games developers, journalism, etc., etc." I hope this doesn't...

 

[Traxata]

How would they know elD ?

also still borked

 

[BiG D]

The signup is working again, if you haven't got your email(s) in there yet

 

[Ki!ler-Mk1]

The signup is working again, if you haven't got your email(s) in there yet

Thanks for the tip!

 

[elDiablo]

Well then. WHAT A SURPRISE I HAD this morning. Opening up emails, and:

Congratulations! You've been selected to be part of an elite group to help test Hellgate: London, the highly-anticipated Action-RPG from Flagship Studios!

Sweet!

 

[Traxata]

DAMN YOU ELD DAMN YOU ! @_@


Grats

 

[waterproofbob]

errrrr got thro to both my email accounts, i feel a bit selfish now.

 

[elDiablo]

Well, it does say to pass one on if you already have an account

 

[Traxata]

I have requested this account from thy bob

 

[Nanor]

I got one too!!

 

[BiG D]

I think everyone who signed up did Probably trying a stress test on their servers or something.

The demo is out today anyway.

 

[elDiablo]

Except Trax, that is!

 

[Nanor]

Hrm, anyone know why there are two parts to the beta?

 

[waterproofbob]

Hrm, anyone know why there are two parts to the beta?

cos they don't want to scare everyone with the massive 4G download of death in a shoe

 

[elDiablo]

So yeah, might give this a miss too... Unfortunately. Not least as I have no internet to my PC (again), but also as the EULA (which you agree to by playing the game) states that your IP address, operating system, and information on peripheral hardware can be collected and given to "affliates".

"Joy!", I hear you all scream. So I may ignore this as a stand against stupid games companies. Boo

Linky, though I wouldn't say it's full blown "adware" like the article suggests. But that's another debate for another time.