We decided to go with this design for several reasons. The game runs using what you would call zones or instances, which means the same base map is used many places. I was surprised to see such a large and beautifully rendered world in a browser game when I played the beta, for example, and our readers would be keen on hearing as much technical detail as you'd like to give out.

We can have quite a lot of planes, so we obviously hope to have some massive air battles once we introduce heavy bombers!Д¬an you describe a bit about the architecture in layman's terms? I'm assuming the game uses instances/zoning technology. The different unit types put different pressure on the physics system (for instance, the physics calculations for tanks are much more processor-demanding than planes), so we are considering separating the spawn slots into types. Our goal is to have at least 48 players in each mission.

We will slowly be increasing the mission player count over the next few releases, but as everything else online, this needs to be done in a controlled matter. The current 12v12 per mission is only temporary. We mean it is massive in the sense that a lot of players (thousands) fight toward a common goal (to win the war). Jacob Andersen: Our first attempt to describe the game was as a 'mass participation online game,' but that also was a bit vague. The current build features instanced 12v12 battles, correct? Does the team plan on expanding those numbers at some point or is that pretty much the target goal? Massively: Can you define what Reto-Moto means when it advertises H&G as a 'massive online FPS,' as quoted in the fact sheet? I ask because many gamers get hung up on the definition of the term MMOFPS, which seems to vary depending on whom you talk to.

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