Better know Global Agenda's Assault class

by Kyle Horner Nov 4th 2009 at 4:00PM

Filed under: Interviews, New titles, News items, Global Agenda

In an interview with Hi-Rez Studio's executive producer Todd Harris, Ten Ton Hammer discusses Global Agenda's Assault class at considerable length. For those looking for a simple analog, the Assault is like a meaty tank class wielding huge weaponry such as mini-guns. The interview covers such topics as ammo concerns -- as the aforementioned mini-guns chew up ammo like a man on a desert island drinks fresh water -- and several other matters that dig deep into the earth center of the class. Then again, if blowing stuff up is your preference, that's offered as well.

Much of what we've seen of the Assault class tells us that it's going to be a favorite with players who generally enjoy inflicting damage in the most terrible of ways. And really, that's a whole lot of people; those who drool at rocket launchers and chain-fed ballistics weaponry.

Tags: assault-class, global-agenda, heavy, hi-rez-studios, interview, mini-gun, mmofps, rocket, rocket-launcher, rocket-launchers, sci-fi, shooter, todd-harris

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Tyranor said on 5:02PM 11-04-2009

Having played this at the Eurogamer Expo, I'm very excited.

MrGutts said on 7:13AM 11-05-2009

HiRez stop being like the rest and regurgitating in game video footage you have already used a year ago! Like in the video interviews on your main page.

/roar

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