I've Now Played 60 Hours of Corepunk (NEW MMO)

Summary

In this update, we dive into 'Corp Punk,' an open-world MMO with top-down action combat reminiscent of MOBAs. Players choose from subclasses with fixed abilities, customizing further through weapon mastery, talent trees, and gear enhancements. The game emphasizes exploration and self-sufficiency without hand-holding, requiring players to pay close attention to their environment. With a slow-paced, methodical grind, 'Corp Punk' is set to enter Early Access on November 26th, promising a classic MMO experience with modern twists.

Takeaways

• 🎮 Corp Punk is an open-world MMO with top-down action combat similar to MOBAs.
• 🔄 The game features a class system with three subclasses each having four fixed skills, reminiscent of MOBA characters.
• ⚔️ Players can customize their characters through weapon mastery lines, talent trees, and gear enhancements.
• 🌲 The game world is expansive with different zones offering unique resources and enemies, but no level scaling.
• 🏕️ Gathering and crafting are central to gameplay, with professions having their own progression systems.
• 🛡️ Combat in Corp Punk is methodical and skill-based, requiring positioning and skill shot accuracy.
• 📈 The game is designed to be slow-paced, with a focus on exploration and paying attention to the environment.
• 🔄 Progression is slow, requiring time investment in leveling, gathering, and crafting.
• 🗺️ The game world is open with no loading screens, but quest objectives are vague and require player exploration.
• 🛠️ The developer, Artificial Core, is open to feedback and has made improvements based on previous alpha tests.
• 📅 Corp Punk is set to enter Early Access on November 26th, with an upcoming alpha 4 test from August 6th to September 6th.

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Keywords

💡Alpha Testing

Alpha Testing refers to the phase of game development where a product is tested by a select group of users to identify and fix bugs before its official release. In the context of the video, it indicates that the game 'Corp Punk' is still in development and has undergone several rounds of testing to improve its features and gameplay mechanics, as evidenced by the speaker's mention of accumulating 60 hours of playtime during the testing period.

💡MOA (Massively Open Action)

MOA, or Massively Open Action, is a genre that combines elements of open-world gaming with action-focused gameplay. The video describes 'Corp Punk' as having a playstyle reminiscent of MOAs, suggesting that it offers a vast world to explore with action combat that is central to the player's experience, as seen in the speaker's comparison of the game's combat to that of MOBAs (Multiplayer Online Battle Arenas).

💡Open World MMO

An Open World MMO, or Massively Multiplayer Online game, is a type of video game that features a large, open environment where players can interact with each other and the game world. The video's theme revolves around 'Corp Punk' being an open world MMO, emphasizing the freedom of exploration and interaction with a diverse player base, as highlighted by the speaker's discussion of the game's expansive world without loading screens.

💡Subclass

In the context of 'Corp Punk', a subclass refers to a specific character class with a set of predetermined skills. The video explains that unlike traditional MMOs, 'Corp Punk' offers subclasses with fixed abilities, which creates a unique playstyle for each subclass, similar to choosing a character in a MOBA. The speaker uses the example of playing as a 'Legionary', a subclass of the 'Warmonger', to illustrate this concept.

💡Weapon Mastery

Weapon Mastery in 'Corp Punk' is a system that allows players to specialize and enhance specific skills as they progress. It is a form of character customization that tailors the player's abilities to their preferences, making their chosen skills more effective over time. The speaker mentions this as a way to further customize one's character beyond the initial subclass selection.

💡Talent Trees

Talent Trees are a progression system in 'Corp Punk' that provides players with various options to enhance their characters. Each talent tree represents a different area of expertise, such as 'Hunter', 'Assassin', or 'Mage', and players can choose three of these trees to specialize in. The video emphasizes the importance of talent trees in character development, with the speaker noting that all players have access to the same 10 talent trees.

💡Gathering and Crafting

Gathering and Crafting are core gameplay mechanics in 'Corp Punk' that involve collecting resources and creating items, respectively. The speaker highlights these activities as central to the game, with players engaging in professions like mining, logging, and herbalism to gather resources, which are then used in crafting professions to create gear and consumables. This mechanic is integral to the game's slow-paced, methodical approach to progression.

💡Masteries

Masteries in 'Corp Punk' represent the progression systems for both gathering and crafting professions. As players engage in these activities, they level up their mastery, becoming more efficient and unlocking better recipes or resources. The video script mentions masteries as a way to advance in the game's crafting and gathering systems, contributing to the overall theme of slow-paced progression.

💡Artifact System

The Artifact System in 'Corp Punk' is a key component of character progression, allowing players to enhance their stats and abilities through artifacts. These artifacts can be equipped in six slots and provide boosts to primary and secondary stats, such as attack power, health, and cooldown reduction. The speaker describes this system as a significant way to increase player power in the game.

💡Skill Shots

Skill shots are abilities in 'Corp Punk' that require players to aim their attacks, often needing to predict the movement of their targets. The video script likens these to the skill shots found in MOBA games, emphasizing the game's combat mechanics that demand precision and strategy from the player, as opposed to simple button mashing.

💡Health Management

Health Management in 'Corp Punk' is a critical aspect of gameplay due to the lack of passive health regeneration and the scarcity of health regeneration items. The speaker mentions that players must be deliberate in their actions to avoid taking damage, as managing one's health is a significant part of the game's challenge, especially in combat situations.

💡Early Access

Early Access refers to a release strategy where a game is made available to the public before it is fully complete, allowing developers to gather feedback and funds for further development. The video script announces that 'Corp Punk' will be entering Early Access on November 26th, indicating that the game will be playable by the public with the understanding that it is still in development and will receive updates post-release.

Highlights

Corp Punk is an open world MMO with top-down action combat similar to MOBAs.

The game features a class system with three subclasses, each with four fixed skills.

Players can customize their characters through weapon mastery lines and talent trees.

Corp Punk emphasizes exploration and self-discovery without hand-holding gameplay.

The game world is vast with no loading screens, offering a variety of zones and resources.

Crafting and gathering are central to the game, with professions having their own progression systems.

Combat in Corp Punk is skill-based, requiring players to aim abilities and manage positioning.

Health management is crucial due to the lack of passive health regeneration.

The game has a deliberate slow pace, reminiscent of classic MMOs like World of Warcraft.

Corp Punk is set to release in Early Access on November 26th, with pre-orders available now.

The game has seen improvements in crafting, quest clarity, and resource gathering since the last Alpha test.

Player feedback has been incorporated to streamline certain aspects of the game.

The developer is planning to add new biomes, settlements, and dungeons in the Early Access launch.

Corp Punk aims to provide a challenging and time-consuming experience for MMO enthusiasts.

The game requires players to pay close attention to the environment and NPCs for progression.

Corp Punk's combat system is compared to playing an MMO version of Dota or League of Legends.

The game has a focus on avoiding damage and careful skill use due to the slow health recovery.

Upcoming updates include new specializations like Defender, Commando, and Grenadier.

The developer is open to feedback and has shown a willingness to make adjustments based on player input.

An early access review and additional coverage of Corp Punk are planned post-release.

Transcripts

hey everyone welcome back so recently

there was another round of Alpha Testing

for Corp Punk the upcoming top down game

that looks and plays a bit like a MOA

but is also an open world MMO I dove

back in spending quite a bit of time

over the testing period I've accumulated

around 60 hours now in total with the

game and there's been quite a bit of

progress and updates since the last time

we played to that end the developer

artificial core is sponsoring today's

video they asked me to give you all an

update on where the game's at right now

highlighting what's new what's changed

and what's coming next also just like

last time they are fully receptive to

receiving feedback on the game areas of

improvement which we've got a bit of

here and I will cover throughout the

video all right so to recap yes Corp

Punk is an open world MMO played from

the top down perspective with action

combat very reminiscent of mobas and a

slower pacing across the board the game

does have a few unique twists to it so

for starters like any MMO the first

order business is picking your class but

Corp Punk does it a little differently

every class actually just consists of

three subclasses so in character

creation you select the sub class you

want to start with every subass comes

with four predetermined skills that

never changed this is very reminiscent

of MOBA subass is basically feel like

picking a MOA character with a very

specific play style so for example in

the last test I played as the legionary

this was the subclass of the warmonger

as a legionary my four abilities are

shield bash catapult spear throw and

Unstoppable he is basically like the

tanky brawler meant to be right in the

action tossing enemies around and then

in the most recent test I played as the

r Ranger which is a subass of champion

as you would assume is a range Focus

class I've got a net shot I can do a

rain of arrows there's a barrage stance

that lets me hit multiple targets at

once and I've got an ultimate that

launches me backwards while shooting a

volley of arrows in the other direction

now other than changing sub classes

which you can do later on the game as

you progress the four abilities you

start with are just the four abilities

that you will be playing with that the

entire time but there is further

customization and it exists in a few

forms for one we've got weapon Mastery

lines so this like you focus and enhance

on specific skills of your choice as you

progress down a Mastery line you get

better and better improvements tailoring

and adding more boost for that

particular ability then there are the

talents so the game has a large list of

talent trees there's actually 10 of them

in total there is Hunter assassin medic

Mage Pathfinder support tank Warrior

looter and crafter each of these have a

sub tree with options that play into

what their name implies so everyone in

the game no matter the sub class you're

playing everyone has access to those

same 10 talent trees and then you pick

three for your character as you level up

you start with access to one of the

talent trees and then you level a little

more you get a second tree to pick and

then eventually you pick a third one and

again you specialize further within

those trees and there are two active

skills that you can equip these come

from a vendor by the PVP characters in

the game these are abilities with long

cooldowns that do things like heal you

return Mana boost your damage or provide

defenses and then you have your gear via

weapons and artifacts both of which

boost your damage but artifacts in

particular let you enhance certain

offensive and defensive attributes of

your choosing there's also this Rune and

a chip system that adds more

customization to your weapons and

artifacts providing more passive boost

all right so that's a lot about like the

character classes and customization now

let's talk about the actual game right

so once You' made a character you're

dropped into the middle of the woods

right next to this Goblin house inside

of a Mech he asks you to retrieve some

newcomer forms that are on a table

outside of his house which he says his

house is located somewhere north of here

and that's about as descriptive as he

and as the game in general gets cor Punk

isn't interested in holding your hand

they will tell you vaguely what and

where an objective is for a quest but

you are not given actual pinpointed

markers things are not highlighted on

your map or things you need to pick up

aren't even highlighted when you're

standing right next to them no with any

Quest you are given a task and then must

go about figuring it out how how to

complete it on your own so as you have

north of here you're going to come

across another NPC he wants to teach you

how to build campfires this is a vitally

important thing to sustaining yourself

while you're out adventuring although

despite the fact that you are literally

surrounded by trees and he's asking you

to just bring back a few pieces of wood

surprisingly enough finishing this Quest

is no simple task which we will get to

so you continue forward as you look for

the Goblin's house you'll probably in

the process explore the surrounding area

and you're bound to get in a few fights

with a local rat and Bug population

you'll find and collect various

resources around the Farms that you're

walking through and you will want to

stop and talk to any NPC that you

discover you better do this because if

not you are bound to miss out on a lot

this game just requires that you are

looking around and paying attention

paying attention to the environment to

objects to NPCs to enemies you have to

pay attention to all of that if you're

going to make any progress whatsoever

it's basically like the inverse approach

to some Modern MMOs and a lot of modern

games where they are literally pointing

you guiding you holding your hand

towards the objective highlighting the

things that you need in bright colors

and marking on your map exactly where

you need to go or the the games that

even will just like auto run you towards

your Target Corp Punk says nope sorry

brother just pay attention and look

around and that's how you're playing

this game and doing just that will put

you on the path and eventually lead you

towards the game's major city in the

initial starting zone speaking of which

let's talk about the world so Corp Punk

is completely open world no loading

screens the early starting areas that

we've seen in the past few Alphas

consist mostly of these wooded regions

and some farmlands so dust tied Forest

is the starting spawn location that you

begin in there's a couple Quest you pick

up here but then you are quickly headed

out into Golden Field here you're going

to see all of the farms and Fields with

various crop types there's also lots of

bugs and rats inhabiting this region and

this is where the first major town is

located with pretty much every one of

the NPCs pertaining to the starting your

quest to the crafting systems and your

vendors now one big change since the

early Alphas is they've Consolidated a

lot of these crafting vendors which was

a a real big Improvement they used to be

quite spread apart so the bulk of my

play time with this game has actually

been spent in and around Golden Field

even after you've completed all of the

quest in this area and outlevel the

enemies here you're coming back a lot

for doing all of your crafting and

progression so yeah I ventured out far

beyond goldenfield and I've played I

spent a lot of time outside of there

leveling and exploring those zones and

doing the quest in those areas but

you're always coming back it's pretty

much required although in the future

without question there will be other

towns where you can do the crafting and

progression stuff funny enough the

recent test did have a second major town

up in the north but there was just like

literally nothing to do there but in the

future that stuff is going to get filled

in right so beyond goldenfield there are

several other zones surrounding it in

every direction these are all pretty

much some variation of a forest of types

but with slightly different theming each

Zone will come with its own particular

resources some some zones will have a

resource that's like exclusive to that

zone and there's also going to be uh

some variety of enemies there some of

which will be unique to the regions all

of the enemies will also come in a level

range there is no level scaling here and

then as you push further out from Golden

Field into those surrounding zones the

levels of the enemies climb higher and

higher you're also encountering new and

different resources and yes getting more

visual variety there are different types

of foresty grass Landy areas are all

around but yes you start out on

goldenfield and the main thing you're

doing here is a quest chain that asks

you to go around finding and helping out

all of the crafting NPCs This Is How

They introduce you to the game's various

professions so Gathering and crafting

ing is a central focus in cor punk you

go out harvesting resources many of

these need to be processed after which

you'll combine them to craft items gear

and consumables Gathering professions

include mining logging herbalism and

Butchery which are then used to fuel the

crafting professions of weapon smithing

Alchemy construction and mysticism now

both Gathering and crafting do have

their own progression systems known as

masteries you start out at level one as

a beginner and then as you use things as

you do stuff you level up the profession

making you more efficient and unlocking

better recipes as you progress so the

general gameplay Loop like what does it

look like when you're playing cor Punk

well it's like this you start off like I

said with those first few quests you go

into Golden Field explore around

eventually you make your way to that

first town and there you pick up a lot

of quests from all the NPCs and you head

out to start the loop of adventuring and

returning home and that's going to be a

common theme in this game going out

doing stuff and then coming back to home

base so you're going to pick like say

one or two of the quests that you would

like to complete and then you will head

towards the general area that the quest

tells you that objective is located in

in route you'll likely gather some of

the resources you find chopping down

trees harvesting ores opening chest

picking plants you want to kill any

enemies you come across getting the

experience as well as the loot that they

drop all while also paying close

attention to the environment trying to

find whatever it is your quest is asking

you to do you'll keep pushing forward

Gathering fighting and looking around

until eventually you complete your

objective or your health gets too low

then if you have the materials you'll

set down a campfire and eat some food

but if not this is when you head back to

town there you will heal turn in any

Quest you finish maybe put some stuff in

your bank stalk back up on stuff you

need and then head back out to your next

objective and that is the basic gameplay

Loop now in this process of going back

and forth going Quest doing adventuring

Gathering resources you're probably

going to want to craft some gear to make

yourself stronger right so gear in this

game is broken up into two main

components there are your weapons and

your artifacts now there are gear slots

as well for like your Helm and chest and

gloves but that's all cosmetic getting

boost for your characters making

yourself stronger solely comes from

weapons artifacts chips and runes so

weapons determine your basic attack

damage and all or defensive boost if

you're using a shield and the other and

probably largest boost to player power

comes via the artifact system so you've

got six artifact slots from which you

can fill with artifacts that boost

whatever stats you prefer there are

primary stats which are attack power

spell power Health Mana armor resistance

and crit chance as well as secondary

stats which include a WI range of things

but some examples are cool down

reduction buff duration Vision radius

increased area of effect crowd control

duration health and Mana regeneration

and much more then there's the

additional layer of you being able to

place chips into your weapons and runes

into your artifacts both of which are

just further modifications and

enhancements giving you passive

offensive and defensive Buffs now I've

mentioned combat and passing but not in

much detail however this is actually one

of the things that I think cor Punk does

best so as mentioned it looks like a MOA

it also plays very much like a Moa but

pretty much identical it's like playing

an MMO version of Dota or League of

Legends the basics of combat your

character movement and attacking are

almost identical to those games you've

got click to move where your character

moves where you click on the ground

there's no WD you have predetermined

skills based on the subass you pick

which again feels just like picking a

character in a mooba and then beyond

basic attacks a majority of your

abilities and spells are skill shots you

have to aim them and often times you

have to predict your target leading them

leading your shot to where you think

they're going to be next so so yes how

you move how you attack even the fog of

War mechanic it basically is just like a

MOA in an MMO world a big focus on the

on the game is trying to avoid taking

damage and that's where the positioning

and skill use comes into play because

Health Management plays a big role here

uh mainly because health regen items are

hard to come by and the game has no

passive Health regeneration unless

you're above 90% which likely won't

happen if you get into an accounter

against more than one enemy which

circles us back around to the fact that

this game requires you to be both slow

and deliberate in every sense for better

or worse I guess depending on you the

player movement combat Gathering

progression even healing everything is

on a slow pace they have streamlined and

fine-tuned some things since last test

the game still however very much drops

you in and says good luck bro uh here

are some examples so they've added map

markers for most every NPC however the

quest remain vague in that they will

tell you what you need to do but they

won't show you exactly where to find it

kill enemies in these Woods bring me

back this item find my long lost brother

somewhere over there that's about as

specific as they get you are not given

any map indicators showing even the

general area of your objective you just

have to figure it out on your own and as

mentioned earlier even if you're

standing right next to an NPC who has a

quest for you you won't know that until

you click on them progression on all

fronts in this game is quite slow the

time it takes to level your character to

gather resources to craft and upgrade

items to improve your professions this

all takes me back to Circa 2004 my

classic Wow Days everything requires a

lot of time this is intentional and it

is unlikely to change on the broader

scale they've just designed a game that

is meant to be slower paced they want it

to be a grind although I do hope they

continue streamlining specific pain

points I would say two of my biggest

wishes are one that they ramp up the

item quantities given while Gathering

resources to always give a basic

resource like wood or stone but then

drop higher Rarity resources

occasionally so for example if I cut

down a tree I should always get a basic

piece of wood and then maybe sometimes

you give me that bonus of a rare

resource in addition to that right now

you are only ever given one or the other

so it makes for farming even the basic

resources feel very difficult at times

like that starting Quest that asks you

to collect 10 pieces of wood for the

campfire guy took me about 3 hours of

going around finding trees and cutting

them down before I had those 10 pieces

of basic wood because in all of those

trees that I cut down a lot of times I

wouldn't get a basic piece of wood I

would get one of the rare resources and

it would just be alternating between

basic wood uh two rare resources uh two

pieces of basic wood a couple rare

resources plus the fact that these trees

are very spread apart all the trees you

see surrounding you you can't cut down

all of them only very specific ones I

think that's something that should be

addressed just give us more at least of

the basic resources every time we

interact with a collectible resource

node also I think that they should speed

up the leveling process at least

slightly so the way power progression

Works in this game via getting your gear

upgrades your artifacts your mods and

unlocking talents it all starts to get

really really engaging around Level 10

the problem is getting level 10 takes

like 15 to 20ish hours I think that's

going to be too much of a grind for

those first 10 levels totally cool if

the level grind scales up as we get to

the higher levels but as it is right now

at this point I could see a lot of

people quitting before they reach those

upgrades and that those gear

improvements that make the combat that

much more enjoyable just let us get to

level 10 quicker and I think way more

people are likely to stick around um yes

as you can tell Corp Punk has set out

with a particular vision in mind they've

clearly developed a deliberately slower

paac methodical challenging and timec

consuming game not many MMOs take this

approach nowadays I do think there's

room for this on the market and with

some tweaks that I can definitely see

them filling a nice niche for sure and

all this is going to move us into the

feedback section um I am happy that

they've made some improvements uh to

some of the bigger pain points that I

had from the first Alpha test that I

played so for example they have added

map markers for all of the quest MPCs

which is great previously this wasn't

there so if you didn't remember where

you got a Quest from you could end up

running around the map for a long time

looking for the NPC to to turn it in at

because it didn't show you where they

were now that doesn't happen you can see

right on your map every Quest NPC that

you've discovered they've also

Consolidated all of the crafting vendors

they used to be like on the opposite

ends of that starting zone which was

rather big you could easily spend over

15 minutes running between the

processing and crafting stations

whenever you wanted to make a single

item they fixed that by consolidating

all of the craft the processing and

crafting vendors right around the main

Town great change progression also for

crafting new weapons and items got a

boost mainly via the fact that the

quests are giving a ton more resources

than they used to which lets you craft

your first big weapon tier upgrade far

sooner than you used to be able to this

was a great Improvement also healing is

less of a pain because they have begun

giving you way more healing items more

food more potions more other consumables

you're given a bunch of campfires from

the get the healing system is still what

it is you don't there's no passive of

regen over uh below 90% but you're

giving away more tools to deal with it

currently that said I do still think

there are things that they should

address as just mentioned leveling I

think it just takes way too long to

reach level 10 and that is an important

Benchmark in my eyes if you speed this

up and slow down the later ranks uh

level ranks if you want to but let

players get to level 10 in like 5 to 10

hours instead of 15 to 20 and I think

this is going to keep people around for

longer because it just gets so much more

engaging around the level 10 mark for a

whole host of reasons Gathering yes you

need to drop more than one resource

everything should always drop the basic

resource if I chop down a tree I should

always get one wood if I harvest an iron

node I should always get one iron if I

harvest a plant I should get one of

whatever plants give and then give me

the rare items on top of that

occasionally that I think that's how

they should approach this here also

right now your harvesting will fail and

cause the resource node to explode if

you accidentally click the screen while

harvesting this feels terrible you can

still have a percent chance to fail a

harvest that's fine a lot of games do

this but don't make it so that the node

vanishes if I accidentally click the

screen while my character is harvesting

make me Harvest it fine start the timer

over but don't make the node disappear

don't make the animal literally explode

into Smither because I clicked off the

screen while I was skinning it for one

it's just kind of strange but then it

just it doesn't feel good just make me

reh Harvest don't make the thing

disappear um I think base move speed

should be bumped up I would say at least

by 10% it just still feels a little too

slow I understand that you get upgrades

you get speed boost later on but either

even with that being the case we I think

I need a little bit more of a boost to

the move speed there I also just want to

see more open World stuff they have

added some things since last test for

sure they've expanded the world they've

added new towns like I've said there's

been a whole new region more interesting

stuff to see so for example I think we

should be entering our first dungeon

like by hour five not by hour 20 which

is roughly when I found the first

dungeon um in this in this game also I

just think that it would be such a

benefit if there was more Dynamic things

happening in the world Dynamic events

pil for you to solve roaming packs of

enemies because right now everything is

basically static things like Elites

things like public events you've got all

those Farms have public events roll in

like the Farms are being invaded by

wolves from the woods or something you

like have things like that happening add

stuff to make this play Space feel a lot

more alive combat is awesome I love it

and for that reason I feel like

encounters should be more frequent we

should be able to engage in combat more

frequently it just feels a little spread

out in a lot of the world but that does

mean that you're going to be taking more

damage and you'll probably need more

healing so to offset this I think that

they should still further adjust how

healing works I would love out of combat

regeneration even if it were hyper slow

even if it took like two straight

minutes of standing still for you to

regenerate your health passively but if

you don't want to do that just make

campfires way better more static

locations out in the environment that'

be great if there were just static

campfires not just back in town but all

throughout the environment or instead of

making it a resource make campfire a

skill put it on a 5 or 10 minute cool

down so I can guaranteed to Camp every 5

to 10 minutes instead of relying on

chopping trees would that only sometime

give me the wood that actually needed

for crafting it like I think some

adjustments should be made there but all

around like there's a lot that I really

like about this game like the previous

updates I think have moved it in the

right direction I love the combat I just

wish we were doing it more frequently

and they adjusted healing accordingly I

also love the old school feel and the

immersion that you get from having to

pay attention rather than being pointed

and handheld where to go I just think

they still should make some further

improvements to the pacing and the

gameplay Loop one other big update here

is the fact that they now have an early

access release date the game will be

coming into Early Access on November

26th there are pre-orders available now

and they're going to be running running

an alpha 4 test for a full month from

August 6th to September the 6th if

you've already played an alpha test 1

before you're going to be invited or

anyone who pre-orders the game will also

be invited bunch of new stuff coming in

the Early Access launch they said

they're adding two new biomes two new

settlements two randomly generated

dungeons two instance Battlegrounds

bunch of more itemization updates and

there's going to be new specializations

with the defender Commando and Grenadier

and that pretty much does it for our

update video on core Punk once again

thank you to artificial core for

sponsoring this video happy to give you

guys an update on what's changed what's

new and what's coming next for Corp Punk

if you want to learn more check out the

link below I will be sure to follow up

with additional coverage as we get close

to leas a release I will definitely be

checking out the next round of Alpha

Testing that's happening in August and

once the game fully comes out into Early

Access I will at the very least give

some sort of an early access review with

my thoughts on that uh the state of the

game at that time but that does it for

today thank you as always for watching

hope you enjoyed see you guys next time