I've played enough GTA to know that fighting the cops just results in them rocking up with rocket launcher helicopters, thank you very much. Those apparently involve making "tactical decisions using new escape mechanics", which seems to mean that as well as driving real fast you can choose to hide or "battle them head on". The Steam page also suggests you can make money by getting into cop chases, which are more my bag than straight up racing and the reason why I'm interested. You can do that by both winning races and betting on yourself to win those races, which sounds like the sort of thing that's presented as a decision but will just result in me betting the max on myself every time and reloading if I lose. We’ll update you further once more information regarding the Dune Awakening beta becomes available.The campaign is structured around earning enough money to enter 'The Grand': the biggest, grandest, most streetiest race of them all.
It’s unclear how the developers will pick what players can enter the beta, but it’s required to sign up for it at this time. If you’ve done everything correctly, then you’ll see a new window pop up that says “You’re subscribed.” All that’s left to do now is wait until Funcom announces when the beta will take place and how its participants will be chosen. We also recommend checking the two boxes that give Funcom permission to email you about Dune Awakening and other games. This will bring up a pop-up window, where you need to press “Register” to complete the process. Use whatever email address you prefer, and then right-click on the “sign up” box.
From here, look at the bottom of the screen and find the box that says “Sign up for the beta.” To the left of that box will be a space to enter an email address. In order to sign up for the Dune Awakening Beta, players need to head to.
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