121 replies to this topic

[StandingCow]

Looking forward to all the info!

[phalanx]

They might throw a monkey wrench and have April's surpise not be a mech.

I would like Battlemech 9 to be an Unseen(Griffin please) just to put the rumors about the liscensing issue to bed.

Either way,Wednesday cannot come soon enough.

[Watchit]

I've been looking forward to hearing about the MechLab! can't wait to hear about how the customization is going to work

[Ironhawk]

Definitely looking forward to seeing and understanding the Lab!

[Mota Prefect]

A roadmap to the upcoming wendsday game updates? AWESOME! I am very much looking forward to all the news this month ( as I am any other month ) but its great that we're getting a heads up on whats coming, bravo Piranha! I hope that the mechlab update will be a video containing some real hard facts on how it will be used and implimented in game!

[Fresh Meat]

whoop whoop

[Soviet Alex]

Dirk Le Daring, on 02 April 2012 - 02:47 PM, said:

Cool, looking foreward to it

Wednesday Surprise 6

April 25th: Even I will be surprised at this release.

I wonder what ambitious thing is on the horizon

If they announce a deal concerning the Unseen, I will mech-gasm. You have been warned!

[Dirk Le Daring]

Soviet Alex, on 03 April 2012 - 01:11 AM, said:

If they announce a deal concerning the Unseen, I will mech-gasm. You have been warned!

I reckon I will too

good call

[Dihm]

I'm excited, but I hope next month is MERC Warfare month, and we get to hear all sorts of juicy bits about forming and running Mercenary units and taking contracts.

[Mason Grimm]

InnerSphereNews, on 02 April 2012 - 02:45 PM, said:

Developer Blog 6 - MechLab

April 4th: MechLab is a game interface which allows players to customize their BattleMech loadouts and visual representations. Due to the number of customizations found in BattleTech, MechLab is very robust and has a lot of features that will be covered here.

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh yeah! This is what MechSpecs has been waiting for!!!! People wanna know, just how far we can go!

[Black Sunder]

Tomorrow is too long of a wait!

[T0RC4ED]

Tomorrow is going to be a HUGE day in killing off alot of speculation me thinks. Giving us something new to drool over should be fun too

[firefox117]

Wait, we're going off of Japan time right, so that means it'll be the 4th in two hours. I BETTER HEAR SOME NEWS

[Ulric Kell]

I can't wait to see what the Mechlab will be. Should answer a lot of the questions on the forums.

[Black Mamba]

Living in Australia, I still have two nights before the blog

[MaddMaxx]

If we extrapolate a little, we can surmise that, since the "Awesome" was a robust design and it turned out to be "Awesome", it then also figures that if we get a "robust" MechLab, then by extension, we will also get an "Awesome" MechLab.

Please, please, please be "Awesome"... otherwise

Edited by MaddMaxx, 03 April 2012 - 07:57 AM.

[Karyu]

Oh my. April has never been such an exciting month!

[guardian wolf]

I am looking forward to this next release, as I am hoping that I along with everyone else's questions will be answered, if not, I will voice them in the Q&A. As for the Mechlab, I will wait and see what they have for us.

[Aegis Kleais]

All I ask the community is to be CONSTRUCTIVE with their criticisms. PGI is close to the community, so remember, you're not there to bash their heads in over what you do and do not like.

You can have a negative critic, but make sure you bring it to light in a positive way; Saying "This is dumb" and leaving it at that both wastes time, offers no feedback for a resolve and makes you look foolish.

PGI seems not only responsive to the community, but already pretty much has been nailing things on the head without need for guidance. They're basically "The People's Developer" already.

[Garth Erlam]

Aegis Kleais™, on 03 April 2012 - 09:46 AM, said:

All I ask the community is to be CONSTRUCTIVE with their criticisms. PGI is close to the community, so remember, you're not there to bash their heads in over what you do and do not like. You can have a negative critic, but make sure you bring it to light in a positive way; Saying "This is dumb" and leaving it at that both wastes time, offers no feedback for a resolve and makes you look foolish. PGI seems not only responsive to the community, but already pretty much has been nailing things on the head without need for guidance. They're basically "The People's Developer" already.

The People's Developer? That's fantastic. I am stealing that name.