Game Discussions Star Citizen Discussion Thread v12

I don't know of any other game where installing to a HDD instead of an SSD is such a huge issue. Sure some games might be slow to load but this is the only one where it completely breaks the game
On my old machine with low RAM I'd often see huge breakdowns in performance. I mean the bottle neck was ram but what happened was a lot of loading to/from HDD. Would have still been bad performance but the breakdown would have been milder with SSD I guess.
 
Imagine blaming the players for installing SC on hardware CIG literally says is fine to install on:



As per CIG themselves, SC should run perfectly fine on a PC with AMD FX 8320, 16GB RAM, 160GB HDD, and a Nvidia GeForce GT 640 4GB.

Yeah, that's not happening.

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Which will come out first?
  • Star Citizen 3.18 to live - coming soon
  • ED interim update - "latter end of January" - RELEASED JAN 31, 2023
  • ED update 15 - "targeting April"
  • ED update 16 - "later in the year"
ED interim update comes out first. Which one on the list is next?
 
And to make it work you can toss the dude who allegedly gets into fight with his wife inside the lava because everything built needs a sacrifice. It is only symbolic sacrifice too, because it's pixels and we all know noone would get really into a fight over them.
 
I don't know of any other game where installing to a HDD instead of an SSD is such a huge issue. Sure some games might be slow to load but this is the only one where it completely breaks the game
SC is one of the few games that use a tech that instant stream huge quantity of data on the fly, a SSD is required. It's the same tech than the one you find in "Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart" on PS5. If "Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart" could be run on a hard drive, it would completely break the game too.

Imagine blaming the players for installing SC on hardware CIG literally says is fine to install on:

As per CIG themselves, SC should run perfectly fine on a PC with AMD FX 8320, 16GB RAM, 160GB HDD, and a Nvidia GeForce GT 640 4GB.
Playing on minimum requirement an alpha is not "fine" nor "run perfectly". If you have minimum requirement, you get minimal performance, nothing more. I know one guy that run SC on a HDD and he just stops and waits the end of loading each time he hears his HDD working.

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Love the historical retcon.

CR promised the BDSSE by 2014-2015 "otherwise things will get stale"

He literally promised the best damn space sim ever would be delivered in 2-3 years, yet 10 years later, we still don't have something that could be even a contender for that title, yet the faithful keep trying to rewrite history and defend it.
 
Star citizen is always entertaining if you stick to watching videos about it...actually playing it or waiting whilst resting your weary head on the keyboard in frustration for 10 years to be able to complete a simple pick-up and drop mission without you or your ship blowing away or falling through the scenery, having your ship randomly explode or discovering your avatar has no head/eyes/equipment/all of the above however...not quite as endearingly entertaining :)

Latest PTU patch broke it again...went from some things working to everything broken once again. My pessimistic realistic wild prediction for a 3.18 live patch in Q2 is just looking wildly optimistic instead...

Problem with actually playing it is it required giving Genuine Roberts money or waiting for free fly when SC is at its worst.
 
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