Game Discussions Star Citizen Discussion Thread v12
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That's a resale site. The original price was a far more reasonable $300
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/14e3e94/citizencon_2953_tickets_cig_has_completely_lost/
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What's with the spelling of Equipment?
you should see how much i sold my super bowl tickets for this year. lol
Welp, I have cashed out. Ten years ago I backed Squadron 42. Ten years later and still no game. I had fun playing SC during 2015/2016 when it was just a space station and three moons, but since then the game has become unenjoyable to play, and that wasn't what I was here for. Maybe I will come back if they ever release the singleplayer campaign, but I am holding my breath no longer. Today I sold my gamepackage on /r/StarCitizen_Trades. Gonna buy some discounted games on Steam.
As far as I know he did manage, but all kinds of forewarnings were all ready in air....like debacle about Strike Commander, it was late, needed supermachine to run, and was over the budget....Even when the muppet Roberts was part of successful game development studios, he still didn't manage to produce any games...what makes you think this time will be any different?
The illusion and trappings of success is what matters to Roberts, not the reality of being anything other than
Superbowl: an annual sporting event for more than 55 years, with attendances of 70 thousand and live viewerships of 115 million people.
CitizenCon: an annual event for multiple games in development hell, with comparatively tiny attendances and viewerships.
I'd imagine that what was in the kickstarter is still the rough roadmap, if we reach the end or not is anyone's guess.
An event for people with niche interest and unconventional, refined taste.
Tower Unite has been in early access for about 10 years now. Game will be dead before devs ever make an official release. I'm pretty sure they don't intent to ever make an official release.
Its a pledge to attend, not a purchase!
hey look, i just found american football's newest and biggest fan.
what i pay for tickets is stupid.
5 grand for one seat for 3 hours is like uber cult like i guess. sign me up baby.
E3 tickets back when it was good, and adjusting for inflation, were like superbowl tickets today. And that was certainly an event full of development hell and scams. As it grew into a bigger event the scalping is probably part of what killed it as it'd have been hard to justify the costs of attending as a company when all the biz people you wanted to schmooze with were selling their tickets to gamers.
as a 15 year Arizona Cardinals season ticket holder, the amount of pain im about to experience, id be better off buying an idris or two.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXgBRx0R0XI
Indeed and I'm sure there are many developers that use it completely innocently, however the founders of the Fyre festival didn't think they were guilty of fraud and all the advertising was just "misleading". It only takes one high profile case to highlight the problem, hopefully some concrete guidelines about the use of terms like "alpha" and "early access" that must indicate a planned release date and subsequent testing phases etc otherwise in 10 years I see no reason why every game won't simply slap "Alpha" on some nice concept ideas without basic due diligence and go straight to selling high priced assets like CIG & never have to worry about being accountable of even providing a working product.
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