Everyone has a fighting chance
Greetings fellow Crusaders, we’re back for a look at what’s new in the world of Eternal Crusade, and boy do we have some juicy stories this week! The two things we are going to look at are both recent revelations: first, we learned that there is currently a target lock being considered for melee combat, and this has long been a bone of contention amongst the community, with opinions sharply divided.
Lead Level Designer Steven Lumpkin has announced via his personal Twitter that he is leaving his position with the development of Warhammer 40K: Eternal Crusade.
The latest State of the Crusade letter has been posted on the Warhammer 40K: Eternal Crusade site. The letter discusses several big topics including the notion that game design is influenced by change, something the team has embraced when it comes to combat.
Hail and well-met, fellow Crusaders, it is once again time for us to look at what’s new in the world of Eternal Crusade. Lots of things to talk about this week, good news for Ork players, the revelation of the winner of the Eldar fifth sub- faction vote, and some changes to the Founder’s Program and the store, so let’s dive right in.
Behaviour Interactive’s Twitch.tv event yesterday fired off three big pieces of news: The fifth playable subfaction for the Eldar; the reveal of the Ork faction leader; and announced voting on the fifth playable subfaction for the Orks.
Behaviour Interactive will be revealing some new information about Warhammer 40K: Eternal Crusade during the live stream event to be held on Friday, April 10th. During the event, the Orks will meet their leader, the fifth Eldar subfaction winner will come to light and the contenders for the fifth Ork subfaction will be shown.
Greetings fellow Crusaders, and welcome to this week’s look at the development of Eternal Crusade, a Warhammer 40K-based massive multiplayer third-person shooter. This week we are going to talk about Senior Producer Nathan Richardsson’s latest State of the Crusade post, some recent news revealed on the Eternal Crusade twitch show, and some of the more interesting conversations taking place on the Eternal Crusade forums.
The Warhammer 40k: Eternal Crusade team has sent word that tomorrow’s live stream will feature a production update, a first look at the game’s UI, a developer Q&A and some great give aways.
Nathan Richardsson has taken to the Warhammer 40k: Eternal Crusade blog to pen the latest State of the Crusade letter. In it, he announces that the Founders Access for Warhammer 40k: Eternal Crusade will begin in Fall 2015 with the Founders Beta set to begin at an indeterminate date.
Greetings fellow Crusaders, and it’s time for another look into the world of Eternal Crusade. Actually, this week we are going to look, not only at Eternal Crusade, but at some other Games Workshop titles that are currently in production that have piqued my interest.