30,000 people line up 24 hours early to play the final Wardogs closed beta, developer responds: ‘YOU PEOPLE ARE CRAZY’

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30,000 people line up 24 hours early to play the final Wardogs closed beta, developer responds: ‘YOU PEOPLE ARE CRAZY’

PC Gamer · 4 hours ago

Wardogs, an upcoming multiplayer shooter, saw more than 30,000 players queue up a full 24 hours before its final closed beta test went live, according to PC Gamer. The scale of the early queue caught the development team off guard, with a developer publicly reacting to the turnout by telling players "YOU PEOPLE ARE CRAZY," underlining the intensity of anticipation building around the game ahead of a wider release.

The closed beta represents one of the last testing phases before Wardogs launches more broadly, making strong community engagement at this stage a notable signal of interest in the title. The article's available text does not provide further specifics on the game's platform, release date, or additional beta details beyond the queue numbers and the developer's reaction.

  • Over 30,000 players queued 24 hours before Wardogs' final beta.
  • Developer reacted with surprise, calling fans "crazy."
  • Signals strong early anticipation ahead of full release.

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