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Evolve is nearing release, so what better time to grab a few games in the closed beta. Our very own Digmbot has been trialling the beta to get a taste of what to expect when the game launches on February 10th; and in this first Youtube video of what should be a several week series, he takes a look at the game in general and some match footage with the Assault class.
If you’re excited about Evolve, keep it locked here or on Digmbot’s channel where there will be a new Evolve video every Monday, Wednesday and Friday leading up the the launch of the game on February 10th! And don’t forget about our exclusive competition for a chance to win your own copy of Evolve on Steam!
That’s right folks, we have a copy of Evolve to give away via Steam key on release day, February 10th. To enter, just complete the form below. If you are reading this on the Forum the form will not appear, so use this link to view the contest on the site: https://www.sanitarium.fm/archives/7079
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You may submit the above form only once. Additional “social” entries can be obtained by sharing the contest via Facebook, Twitter or Google+ using the buttons displayed after the initial entry. Maximum one email entry and three social entries per person. Prize is ONE (1) Steam Key redeemable for a copy of “Evolve” using the Steam Client by VALVe; and redemption is subject to VALVe’s Terms and Conditions. Sanitarium.FM is not affiliated with Evolve, Steam or VALVe.
January 18th, 2015 by CrimsonShade
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The assault on the Iron Horde begins on February 3rd. The Blackrock Foundry and the third Warlords of Draenor world boss, Rukhmar, drops in the next few weeks. And if you’re sitting on the edge of your seat like the rest of the World of Warcraft Raiders, then you will want to ask for the following days off.
Those who plan to jump into the action in the Raid Finder will need a minimum item level of 635.
February 3, 2015:
–Blackrock Foundry opens with Normal and Heroic difficulties available.
–World boss Rukhmar becomes available in Spires of Arak.
February 10, 2015:
–Mythic difficulty becomes available.
February 17, 2015:
–Raid Finder Wing 1: Slagworks (Gruul, Oregorger, and The Blast Furnace) unlocks.
February 24, 2015:
–Raid Finder Wing 2: The Black Forge (Hans’gar and Franzok, Flamebender Ka’graz, and Kromog ) unlocks.
March 10, 2015:
–Raid Finder Wing 3: Iron Assembly (Beastlord Darmac, Operator Thogar, and The Iron Maidens) unlocks.
March 24, 2015:
–Raid Finder Wing 4: Blackhand’s Crucible (Blackhand) unlocks.
Next Tuesday, Guild Wars 2 will receive the eighth—and last—episode of the Living World: Season 2. Point of No Return launches on 13 January, and in preparation ArenaNet have released this here trailer.
As is the way of things, the first minute or so is footage of previously released episodes. The actual contents of episode eight are, as yet, unknown. The big, roaring plant dragon at the end is probably a good hint, however.
Here’s the way of things as they stand: Caithe has Glint’s dragon egg, the Pact are preparing an assault on Mordremoth, and the player has discovered a big ol’ ominous tomb. To summarise, things are pretty lore up ins.
At a guess, the dragon seen at the end of the video looks a lot like Shadow of the Dragon, who was last seen bothering the Pale Tree at the end of episode four. There’s every chance he’s a boss at the end of the story—it seems a bit soon to face Mordremoth himself. We do somewhat hope that he’s planned as another World Boss. We’ve not had a new one of them since Season One’s Triple Wurm and Twisted Marionette fights and things are getting a little boring.
ArenaNet will be revealing what comes after Season 2 later this month at PAX South. A presentation, titled Beyond The Point of No Return, is scheduled to take place on 24 January.
Dataminers may have found evidence in the information for World of Warcraft’s upcoming Patch 6.1 that indicates the developers are planning for a new free-to-play option.
The recently discovered data files with references to a “Veteran Edition” are noted to resemble those for the already existing Trial Edition that allows everyone to play from level 1 to 20 for free. Like the Trial Edition, the Veteran appears to have limits as information in the files show a level cap, money cap and chat restrictions.
What all of this actually means is unknown at present, but Superior Realities suggests that it may be a system to allow subscribed players with lapsed accounts to continue playing with restrictions.
What do you think? Can you see WoW going free to play? If it does, what do you think non-subscribers would lose access to?
