The Furious Angels
FA Discussion => Non-VR Games => Topic started by: Paitryn on November 26, 2010, 05:40:02 am
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if you have recieved an email reguarding a survey to get a beta invite from Magid (survey company) DO NOT DELETE!
BioWare has confirmed this is legit and is indeed part of the beta invite process
It will say someting like starwarstheoldrepublic.com
Confirmation by mods is found here (http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=229773&page=44)
Some of you may have received an email from Magid, regarding a survey concerning Star Wars™: The Old Republic™. As there has been some confusion, we wanted to let everyone know that it is indeed valid.
We are partnered with a third-party agency, Magid, to conduct some focused playtests for TOR. These are part of our ongoing Game Testing Program. As part of that testing, a number of emails were sent to registered community members like you who’d opted in for game testing.
What to do now? If you were sent an email and haven’t clicked through to the survey yet, well, go ahead and click. If you haven’t been emailed, don’t bother asking someone else to share; the surveys are individually linked to email addresses. If you are selected for testing, we’ll let you know – with an official email, this time!
Of course, I have to remind everyone that everything to do with Game Testing is bound by the Game Testing Agreement - and that means if you’re selected, apart from telling people that you’ve been selected, everything else is confidential.
Happy Thanksgiving to all Stateside!
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Don't worry. I didn't.
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I hope they open up the beta to us Europeans soon.
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Nothing in my inbox. :(
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Same, nada. T_T
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I just wanted to give everyone a heads up. A thread came up on the TOR forums about a suspicious email that required a survey and the mods confirmed its part of the beTA process.
as for the beta, nothing is confirmed about EU being in beta yet, its still NA as far as I know.
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Looks like the testing session attached to this survey lasts for four weeks and you are requested to put in at least 10 hours. That's a pretty good chunk of time compared to the "weekend" testing I've heard of in the past.
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Speculation on the forums is that about 200 people actually get in to test every 4 weeks and may or may not be invited into the next session.