Viajero
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"Por qué?"
Because the game is ridiculously broken and buggy?
The constant surprise in something that has such an easy and obvious response never gets old.
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"Por qué?"
Because the game is ridiculously broken and buggy?
The constant surprise in something that has such an easy and obvious response never gets old.But what would happen to Star Engine?
Citizens - Star Citizen on the Cobra engine would still be 10000x better than any other game ever.
I wonder if this was because Chris Roberts was too ***** to admit he was wrong or too stingy to liscence another engine. I think they bought a liscence for Cryengine by that point right?
Is CIG competent enough to progress Star Citizen beyond pre-alpha/alpha?
Maybe the reason CIG had been stuck with server problems for 11 years is because, the way they're doing it is inefficient? Surely there must be a better way of sending info like that back and forth between client and server. Possibly something other game studios had already done in the 10 or so years Chris Roberts was out of the game industry?
I think they were in a license litigation at that time with Crytec.
Insert "Why not both?" meme here.
The consensus from those who have worked with Chris Roberts is that he does not like being told he is wrong. In addition, his good friend and business partner Ortwin Freyermuth negotiated a free CryEngine game engine license from CryTeck. Ortwin just happened to be CryTeck's legal consul at the time, and also represented CryTech's interests at the time... which is apparently perfectly legal, though IMO utterly unethical.
This guy was being somewhat inconvenienced by some dropship troops. (They wouldn't leave the ship, but would still fire out the back at him).
So he just closed the ramp. Foes defeated
Source: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1916160622?t=04h06m00s
So he just closed the ramp. Foes defeated
That's what made me think it might be a liscencing thing. In that lawsuit there they were arguiong about liscencing for only one game but CIG are making two. Also the whole thing about exclusive use of Cryengine where Crytek was saying SC would only use Cryengine and I don'nt know what CIG's argument was.
i think it's ex-good friend unless the termination was a step forward based on the old adage that says "any kick in the behind is actually an impulse for a step forward."
What was the point of chooting that laser thing? He had to jump up high enough to trip it to hit the thing.This guy was being somewhat inconvenienced by some dropship troops. (They wouldn't leave the ship, but would still fire out the back at him).
So he just closed the ramp. Foes defeated
Source: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1916160622?t=04h06m00s
Funny thought, maybe CIG don't want the guy representing any future partner they're negotiating with?
I believe Crytek dropped the two games complaint after they saw the real state of SQ 404. There was no second game. There is no second game. There will be no second game.
Any dev progressing in their work are proud and eager to show and tease. CIG has nothing to show for.
They 'paused' it more than anything, as it was probably the strongest remaining card in their pack of complaints. (Breach of contract etc). IE they said they wanted to hold off until the claim was 'ripe' etc.
But yep that whole 'CIG said beta soon, but these emails say different...' bit was comedy gold
(And the whole thing became academic when they settled out of court. Or at least, became a matter for the accountants to sort out instead
)Ortwin is still listed as a director for the main UK company, despite his removal from a clutch of others.
Interestingly a recent noisy marketing guy, ex of CIG parish, reckons he's retired though:
Source: https://old.reddit.com/r/starcitizen_refunds/comments/16377ei/a_thought_i_just_had_regarding_the_cig_qa_layoffs/jy52e8h/?context=3
So it does seem like he's got his feet kicked up on the backseat, and will just enjoy any dividends that flow...
Just a reminder that CI won so hard that they paid millions to Crytek.They 'paused' it more than anything, as it was probably the strongest remaining card in their pack of complaints. (Breach of contract etc). IE they said they wanted to hold off until the claim was 'ripe' etc.
But yep that whole 'CIG said beta soon, but these emails say different...' bit was comedy gold
(And the whole thing became academic when they settled out of court. Or at least, became a matter for the accountants to sort out instead
Viajero
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So much depth and AI fidelity.This guy was being somewhat inconvenienced by some dropship troops. (They wouldn't leave the ship, but would still fire out the back at him).
So he just closed the ramp. Foes defeated
Source: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1916160622?t=04h06m00s
You're clowning, right? Tell me you're clowning.
No. This is the mindset. There is only one type of immersion, and for some reason it requires loading times of minutes, if not tens of minutes, but hidden behind walking around a ship. Also, magic elevators and boring train rides.
