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Sounds great! Just like every other starry-eyed university student in recent years, I am looking to break into the industry haha. Already trying my hand at a few Indie titles and working my way up. I guess you could call me impatient with regards to my studies. Education is broken in my opinion, and that probably goes for anyone else who is currently stuck in the system. It's not that the work is particularly hard, it's just that there is way too much useless stuff floating around in the pool that you have to suck in and spit out along the way. It takes a huge chunk of your life away for something that could ultimately be taught in a year or so without the social fluff and random extra modules they need to throw in. I am learning way more online, particularly for my Computer Science degree, than I do at varsity. However, that piece of paper still hangs over your head like some 17th century torture device. Do you think there is any opportunity for a student like myself from South Africa to work for a studio like yours over distance? I am mostly curious. Thanks again for the reply! Looking forward to hearing more about the game.

Glad to see you back in business and returning to your roots! I noticed on Twitter that you mentioned 'transparent development' and the ability for fans to watch development in real time, how will that work? How far along is the game and how open is development in regards to community feedback? I love arena shooters as I practically grew up with Unreal Tournament, so when can we expect to get our hands on the game in a possible Alpha or something like that? Will there be an option for community content or will all content be strictly monitored and provided by Boss Key?

Thanks!