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Artillery About Team Jobs Contact Atlas Blog Sign Up Sign Up × Blog Home The Artillery Blog by Eric Burkhart on 24 November 2015 In the first two weeks of December we're going to invite more players to help us test our upcoming multiplayer RTS, codenamed Project Atlas, in a series of Test Weekends. We're inviting roughly a thousand new players so make sure you've signed up for a chance to be one of them! Since 2013 we've been playing Atlas builds twice a week with what we're calling a Daily Test Group. Builds for these daily tests are rough and unpolished, and they require reading a page of patch notes and often crash or have silly degeneracies. We sometimes even ask daily testers to use their imaginations or test if currently bad strategies are fun so that we can make them viable. Thanks to this small group of dedicated testers, we've been able to...

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