Wargaming acquired TA IP.

if you like card games it might be fun yeah.

meh, I like the occasional card game :>
and yeah, I'd expect it to be not half bad, it's in beta after 3 whole years of development

3 years for a card game?


Uber build PA in that time.

3 years and it's not even done, I think they may have put it on hold for a good portion of that time.
It plays like a sort of dumbed down version of chess, with tech trees and tanks

from the wargaming.net wiki
"Wargaming Seattle is engaged in the development of an unannounced project."
Wargaming Seattle is former GPG

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inb4 it's a wiki troll

edit: it's confirmed, this guy claims to be a level designer working on it

Well sure they have to be involved into something.

and it's sekrit
I don't like sekrits
If they started working on this 'project' shortly after GPG was sold, I wonder why the project hasn't been announced, maybe they had to build the engine from the ground-up.
I also wonder if WG Seattle has rehired any of the old team back, after they were laid off in 2013...

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I swear to god, CT is too good at this hype business.

even if it were some TA sequel i don't think i would care much at this point, unless it would be something that realy blasts me away ... but from that last talk of chris taylor after the PA KS i wouldn't expect anything

"- Storm does not know what Viktor Kisly had in mind when he announced that a "bomb" (big announcement) will come soon"
From RU Q&A translations

the next weird cardgame?

there are maybe a dozen players who play the first weird cardgame, they'd be fools to make a second

uh did it fail so hard?

it's still in beta but the wait time for a match is like 6-10 minutes