Hi there.
I just got notice of this game in the making, and i would love to be a part of making this game a reality.
I dont have much expirience of testing games, but i know a bug when i see one and i am a mechanic by vocation.
So i think i can easely spot if thers something wrong.
My love for all machines using some sort of combustion engine
should be a nice trait to test this games as i also love gaming.
Have been waiting for a game like this since the failed street leagal series,
so im more than happy to use a few hours a week to test this game.
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Have been waiting for a game like this since the failed street leagal series,
so im more than happy to use a few hours a week to test this game.
Thank you in advance
-Kim-[/quote]
Have you ever been to the modding community of SLRR?
Sure, SLRR is not a complete success, but it’s still fun nonetheless, I would think twice before saying it failed.
[size=85]Edit: Please no discussions in this thread! /Killrob[/size]
Hey.
Im up for some beta testing. i am a car mechanic and have a good deal of knowlegde of engines and cars in general. Im new to beta testing though.
Anything to get the game up and running asap.
I would love to be part of beta testing I’m currently involved in the IT field and in the past was a mechanic.
I really like the concept behind this game and have been following the games progress intently.
I would be able to devote 2 hours a day on the weekdays and 4 hour a day on the weekends at the least.
Thank you for considering me and keep up the good work.
I’ve been playing Street Legal Racing for a long time. And i still go back to them. but i seem to lack the elements you guys have implemented into this game. Engine stroke, rpms, different induction systemt and so forth. I’ve been messing around with cars for 10 years now and i can see the educational value of this game as well.
Im running a high end system.
970 processor
12gb 1666mhz RAM
two MSI 580GTX GPU
Rampage III Ext MB
I would love to participate in debugging this game to get it out on the marked faster.
And here it ends, thank you all for your interest all applications up to this point have been considered. Keep an eye on your emails for new PMs. I will send a PM to everyone in the closer selection for this wave of the beta. Hope to see you in the beta soon! /Killrob
Hi Killrob. i don’t seem to be able to reply to you via a Pm. this is probably the wrong place to post about it, sorry about that. please delete it if it’s in the way. if you could get back to me with a pm on how to fix it or something it would be much appreciated.
Open the PM via the top right button, in that press the new PM that Killrob has sent you. Once reading the PM press the “Post Reply” button in the bottom right hand corner of the PM. That should sort you out
Yes, it basically operates like the forum itself. You can just post a “reply”.
If it really doesn’t work, you will find my email address in my profile (MSN button).
I can give a couple of hours per day towards testing.
How will the testing be run?
E.g. will specific people be given certain tasks to perform or just test everything?
For exmaple have someone test feature xyz and report back say one day then swap with somone else to get confirmation that things are working corerctly and how they should.
Hey nfsutim! You are a bit late to the show unfortunately
The first task for the new testing team will be to test the scenarios.
We need real newcomers to give proper feedback, so until all the scenarios are tested (there is an easy
to use feedback spreadsheet specifically prepared for this), “just testing everything” will not be allowed.
This is because sandboxing-it-up would remove the newcomer status pretty quickly and thus, dilute the
important testing data. Good thing that the scenario testing will be fun too though!
In general, there will always be different testing foci, and you may test in several different “task-forces”.
I’m willing to donate at least 10 hours a week and document my findings! I’ve beta tested quite a few games before and I’m actually an avid programmer working in the industry, so I’m sure I can be of use to you guys.
I am a professional software tester and I had offered my services in accessibility testing. I have the general experience and the accessibility specialty.
Hey Roy! Your input will be very useful in future beta releases / demos. The current testing does not have its focus on accessibility just yet, but we will have to consider this no matter what sooner or later. Hence, we would greatly appreciate if you could give us general feedback on the demo release! Cheers man!
I read about this game earlier today, and pre-ordered the Forced Induction Edition.
I really would like to help you out with the testing.
I guess I can do 30-60 mins testing at least each day, somewhat more in weekends and of course depending on how much work that needs to be done at work.
A short CV:
I have worked in the auto-industry for almost 14 years.
Started out as a “car washer” at Ford at 1998.
Started as an automechanic at Mercedes-Benz at 1999.
Worked as a service advisor at Mercedes Benz from 2001-2004
Worked as a warranty advisor at Mercedes-Benz from 2004-2007
Worked as a warranty manager at Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge from 2008-2011
And as of June 2011 I work as a warranty manager at Kia Motors.
I also work as the it-advisor at my branch-office, and spend a lot of time playing games, changing hardware and fooling around with software in my spare time.
Also have done some Beta-testing for Funcom (AO and AoC), and also some testing for other smaller games.
I have a Masters Degree in Computer Science, this means I know how to program. I currently work at Daimler AG with Embedded Software for Automotive control units and know a lot about petrol engines. So I think I will be a good beta tester.
all applications up to this point have been considered. Keep an eye on your emails for new PMs. I will send a PM to everyone in the closer selection for this wave of the beta. Hope to see you in the beta soon! /Killrob
