Some good news and bad news today! Firstly we'll be making some massive organisational changes to help drive forward our progress - I'm sad to announce that we'll be closing our development doors to the community as the approach is unfortunately proving to loose and unfocused as many suspected it would. However we will be making an extra effort to keep the project open and viewable for everyone to see progress and discuss / challenge design ideas as before. Yes this means we'll be taking on only the truly dedicated members of the team, putting up a team page (those that have helped will of course be given full kudos). After this, anyone wishing to join a department will have to apply by email and will be put through the usual trials like any every other mod does.

I’m disappointed to announce PCZone Magazine have let us down, they did not post the news on Hull-Breach as Paul Presley (online editor) said he would, which has only made me more determined than ever to show the world that this mod will be a game to be reckoned with.

We're looking for a roving reporter in the Seattle area to attend Valve's up and coming Mod makers weekend for Halflife 2. If you think you can make this then let me know, it's 'planned' (we can only hope) for sometime in June. We need someone that has some basic programming, mapping and modelling experience. If needs be we will try and raise funds to cover travel and hotel expenses.

The next two weeks will focus on...
Updating the Design Doc and making it public
Preparing for the recruitment drive in next Media Release.
Hiring a flash animator
Increasing drive towards readying key models.
Streamlining the teams

Also hats off to Tin for being our longest standing member of the team :)