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Crysis Multiplayer Beta Info - briefly|
| (hx) 11:18 AM CEST - Sep,13 2007 | 
Here is
an important message from Crytek regarding the multiplayer
Beta program. Long story short, anyone with a free FilePlanet account
will be able to sign up in the upcoming sign-up waves:
Batch 1 - Friends & Family internal test
Quite a few of you wonder why you haven't had any chance to sign-up for the
first batch of the Beta. This was due to this first batch being available for a
pre-selected group only. The members of this group are people who have been
invited by EA and/or Crytek to join the Beta program of Crysis. There has been a
very limited number of available keys for them. Additionally Fileplanet gave a
few of their Founder's Club Members the chance to sign-up for this event as
well.
This is our final test to verify the stability before the initial Beta
begins. It is an important test for EA and Crytek since we can see how
everything works under real life conditions. This internal test is not directly
related to the rest of the Beta. Therefore we did not plan to official announce
it.
Payment required to access the Beta? No!
We have read a lot of posts about people who mentioned that you need to pay
additional money to be able to join the Beta. Just let me get this straight -
this is definitely not the case. When you have a subscriber account you will be
able to sign-up for one of the upcoming batches.
The payment many of you have been discussing about was related to the Founder's
Club membership of Fileplanet which was needed to get one of the very few places
in the first batch. Founder's Club membership is not necessary to take part in
the upcoming batches.
Update: PC.IGN got a little trigger time with one of the
Icy
levels featured in Crysis which was on display at a recent EA event:
It's a truly beautiful environment. You can see that from the direct-feed videos we took at the event and this is only DX9, which they're pushing to show that the game looks great without the hype of DX10. We can't argue. Crytek has created some spectacular mountainside outcroppings here where rocks covered in snow in such a realistic manner that it's like looking at a painting. They've used some new shading techniques to make all of the snow and ice settled on the rocks look as real as they can make it. The blasted area is full of dead trees and rocks and not much else. The biggest, and most attention grabbing, set piece in the area is the ship itself, looming impressively over the island as it continues to groan in its awakening.
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