Alpha Invations

[PxlLoewe 1]

Since the opportunity exists, I have applied as a tester for the alpha. Since the post by the developer on ther website, wich says that they are trying to give all applicants of my kind access to alpha, I was confused because I still have no acces to It. So i wanted to ask if there are any applicants who have been registered since the alpha program was launched but have not yet been accepted.

Please do not missunderstand this post. I con untersand If they set a limit for the tester.

Stay healthy,

Johannes

 

[zemez 184]

Yes, there are many of them, including me and we are frustrated. 

[GlideBy 324]

#1 means that some of the people that got an acceptance email to the Alpha, do not actually have access for various reasons (bugs).

#2 seems they will prioritize people that have been waiting longer.  There are many of us that have been waiting since last year.

And regarding #3, there are over 43,000 people that have signed up to be in the Alpha.  That is a big load for the servers, for the forums, and for the support staff.  Not to mention it creates more feedback, but also more noise.

So just be patient.  They know people want in.

Edited April 2, 2020 by GlideBy

[Amon1973 1,421]

I wonder if Asobo could answer the following question; 

If a user has been signed up on the Insider program since day one, but you have updated your system diagnostics because of upgrades/new computer, does that update alter the date of the initial signup?

[Wobbie 938]

Probably thousands.... dont take it personally..

[GlideBy 324]

11 minutes ago, eaim said:

I wonder if Asobo could answer the following question; 

If a user has been signed up on the Insider program since day one, but you have updated your system diagnostics because of upgrades/new computer, does that update alter the date of the initial signup?

I changed my dxdiag, and it did not change my join date.

[ChaoticBeauty 6,692]

It is their plan to make the Alpha accessible to all those who signed up eventually, but we don't know for sure if that goal will be met, at least during Alpha testing (it is hinted that there will be a beta at some point too). They have been granting access to the Alpha in waves, and so far it seems that they are mostly interested in testing the simulator on systems equipped with 32GB RAM or more, so that should help. Right now there are many testing the Alpha (with the overwhelming majority being users with 32GB RAM), and many who are not. Do not worry if you have not been accepted yet, especially if you have a lower amount of RAM. You should keep checking your e-mail whenever an acceptance wave is going on (it is expected that a new one will begin today), and make sure to check your spam folder and the Xbox Insider Hub even.

28 minutes ago, eaim said:

I wonder if Asobo could answer the following question; 

If a user has been signed up on the Insider program since day one, but you have updated your system diagnostics because of upgrades/new computer, does that update alter the date of the initial signup?

Probably not too useful, but I have seen users on Reddit report that they updated their DxDiag file during a recruitment/acceptance wave, and receive an invitation in the same wave.

[Quasimodo 505]

1. I signed up up for alpha testing right at the beginning.

2. I haven't been selected.

3. I don't care.

4. I have 16GB of DRAM

5. I'm not upgrading to 32GB

6. I don't care.😁