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Originally Posted by twins_34
It will say "Play testers needed" It's a blunt post asking for play testers.
Also like I said, if you show your willingness to do things in the mod section that makes you stand out, you might get a DM by one of the devs. The post was up for a few months this past Dec-Feb
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Not many of us are modders but you can still enhance your chances of being on the beta team. Think of this forum as your resume. What you do here is an indication of what kind of beta team member you will be.
Do you show a willingness to help others in the forums that ask how do you do x, y or z. Are you seen as just a complainer or someone that wants to make the game better (a complainer in moderation is good). Also by consistently posting legitimate bugs in the appropriate technical thread with full information. Don’t just say game crashed— list what type of system you are on, what version software, what you were doing, etc.. Also there are specific technical threads for animation, data base, etc.. Start posting some concerns or positive suggestions in those areas and YOU WILL GET NOTICED. For example there are still some wonky animation simulation so if you post 3 or 4 of those (in the proper format) you will get noticed. Don’t just post wishlist items.
FOR Example. Rain King and Garlon went the extra step in this thread by posting their results and I would consider someone like that to be on the beta team. Anyone can start an as played real lineup game withdevelopment off a maybe use 3year recalc, injuries off but use neutralized stats, park factors and sim to 2023 and show your results. It would only take a couple hours and the game could sim by itself.
Anyway, if I was selecting someone to be on the beta team, being a modder and/or what you post on the forum are things that I would look at. All this is just my opinion.