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Dextera Imperium has a new home. All recruits, please register at the new site: dexteraimperium.guildlaunch.com

Please click the banner below to download GSC from the website. Then simply click my banner at the bottom and Windows will automatically open you GSC to our channel. Hope to see you all soon- Vious

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GSC Voice Server

Posted by darthvious on 23-Apr-10 07:42pm

Previously we were using Xfire to host our chat server. We now use GSC. You can download the client from getgsc.com or by clicking on the banner at the top of our main page. GSC is provides a free 200 member slot voice server with unmatched clarity. Please when you join, try and use the character name that you will be using in game. Thanks, and long live the Empire!

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Video Doc 4!

Posted by darthvious on 23-Apr-10 05:57pm

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Video Doc 3

Posted by darthvious on 18-Jul-09 04:54am

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Finally...We..Have..Returned!!

Posted by darthvious on 02-Jun-09 07:06am

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First news on a Beta!

Posted by darthvious on 24-Apr-09 11:03am

Developer Richard Vogel sits down with Ten Ton Hammer:...

Ten Ton Hammer: When is it appropriate to let a lot of gamers see your upcoming game? Does it hurt a company to never have a truly public display before a game launches?

Vogel: We feel that limiting the [number of] beta testers is a good thing. We get better data with fewer, more dedicated players and we are able to focus test specific areas of the game. You can’t do that with tens of thousands of players. It is a coordination issue. It is good, however, to allow enough players into the game to make sure it can handle the load under stress.

About 4 weeks before launch is a good time to open the game up to consumers. If you have done your job right, you will know if the game is ready before you open beta. If not, you don’t open it until it is. It doesn’t hurt a company at all to open the game up to players four weeks before launch. It allows them to try before they buy and it allows us to make sure the game holds under pressure as well as providing a rolling launch so day one is not so crowded.

To read the entire interview: Click Here