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[vpalmer]

have a question about one thing: is there some working relationship between MW Online and MW Tactics dev. teams? will be mechs of the same models look identical? i mean not detalization, but the overall look - lets name it "battle profile". i'm asking about it becuase there are big difference for example in design of hunchback in MWO and MWT's hunchback on their concept art.

[Adridos]

Differenet game, studio, people, intentions, etc.

They are acting separatly, just the publisher is the same.

[Hador]

vpalmer, on 09 March 2012 - 08:52 AM, said:

i'm asking about it becuase there are big difference for example in design of hunchback in MWO and MWT's hunchback on their concept art.

You're answering your own question with that.

Different game and different artwork.

[vpalmer]

Adridos, on 09 March 2012 - 08:53 AM, said:

Differenet game, studio, people, intentions, etc.
They are acting separatly, just the publisher is the same.

yes, and may be publisher coordinate some way whole visual style of games or mech designs - because there table top game also. and if in every of this games one mech will looks different - it will be strange and little break mood of the BattleTech game universe and connecton of player with it

[SquareSphere]

regardless, from what I've read both are going to be fantastic additions to the MW gaming universe

[CoffiNail]

SquareSphere, on 09 March 2012 - 09:26 AM, said:

regardless, from what I've read both are going to be fantastic additions to the MW gaming universe

QFT!

[Kaemon]

Honestly I was very ho-hum about MW:TAC before we saw any info on it.

Now, I'm not sure which one I'm more excited about being able to play, they both fit so nicely into my 'mech game wants' it staggers the mind.

The only thing I regret is the abuse my poor wallet (and subsequently I will take when my wife sees the monthly bank statements) is going to take from these two games alone.

[Aidan Ramsdell]

Well, I think they're working separately, but it would be interesting to see what a coordination effort would look like.