Tactical MMOFPS BlackShot closed beta phase 1 result and announce of phase 2

March 22nd, 2010, 21:07 Posted By: wraggster

eFusion MMOG GmbH is releasing now details from the first phase of our closed beta and also is now announcing the 2nd phase!

Starting from the 10th of March till the 17th of March 2010, we performed the 1st phase of our closed beta tests. In this time we had more than 7000 unique tester online on our servers from various European and North American countries, giving our servers the first stress tests.

In this time the servers have been opened to our testers from 03.00 PM until 12.00 AM including an all open weekend, in total more than 100 hours. The result from these tests and also the reports of our testers are currently getting reviewed by the product team to evaluate changes for the next phase!

Based on the results we gathered, the next closed beta phase will focus on network improvement and analyzing to increase the quality of service for our future players. The 2nd phase will focus only on European territories and there for players from other regions won’t be able to connect.

Additionally to the European focus in the 2nd phase of our closed beta, we will increase the numbers of lobby’s to 3 now. Germany will get provided by an own lobby next to West and East Europe!

The 2nd phase of the closed beta will start on the 24th of March and last until the 31st of March 2010! In this time the reporting event for our testers, which will provide them some special and unique items, is continuing as well!

Last but not least, we will also provide through our channel partners additional keys again to players who are interested!

eFusion MMOG GmbH are looking forward to the next phase of the closed beta and hope to finish it as successful as the 1st one!

More details about BlackShot are available here:
Video: http://www.twowar.com/media/blackshot_video.zip
Images: http://www.twowar.com/media/blackshot_images.zip
Internet: http://blackshot.twowar.com

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