There is a new update posted today over at the <a href="http://www.battlefield1918.de/news/" target="_blank">Battlefield 1918/2</a> mod website. Interested in beta testing for a mod? Then listen up:<blockquote>Now that we've presented BF1918/2 to the public, it is time to have a look at the team and make some changes to it too. One of the changes we'll be making is about the beta testing of our mod, and thus the beta-testing team.<p>Having said that, the BF1918-Team is currently looking for motivated and enthusiastic beta testers! Anyone who is willing to sacrifice one or two evenings a week to thoroughly test the new BF1918/2 internals and is not afraid to point out our mistakes is welcome. Interested? Then apply through e-mail by <a href="mailto:asperagus@frontline18.com">Asperagus</a>.</blockquote>Be sure and contact the above email address if you'd like to participate. To view the entire update, head on over <a href="http://www.battlefield1918.de/news/" target="_blank">here</a>.
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Re: Battlefield 1918/2 Mod Update
Btw they wont take americans as beta testers due to the timezone. KInd of stupid if you ask me.
Betatests opening, All Seeing Eye and fresh articles!
Tuesday, 01.11.2005 13:09 by Jim "X_VanTagE_X" Van Camp
Now that we've presented BF1918/2 to the public, it is time to have a look at the team and make some changes to it too. One of the changes we'll be making is about the beta testing of our mod, and thus the beta-testing team.
Having said that, the BF1918-Team is currently looking for motivated and enthusiastic beta testers! Anyone who is willing to sacrifice one or two evenings a week to thoroughly test the new BF1918/2 internals and is not afraid to point out our mistakes is welcome. Interested? Then apply through e-mail by Asperagus.
In other news, the beloved Server Browser All Seeing Eye has recently updated its server listings. You can now look for and directly join BF1918/2 servers. Quite handy.
And last but not least, we've got a bunch of new history articles for those interested. In German though, but doesn't hurt to check them out regardless. Props go out not only to our own History Team, but to one of our readers as well! Have a look:
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"2. September 1870 - Sedanstag" by Jagdpanther
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"Griechischer Panzerkreuzer 'Georgios Averof'" by Parabellum
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"Deutscher Zerstörer 'B 97'-Klasse" by Makin
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"Deutsches Unterseeboot Typ 'UB'" by Makin
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"Deutsches Unterseeboot Typ 'UC'" by Makin
Many thanks go out to Makin for his guest articles!Comment
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