Someone complaining about PvP in Pyro (gotta admit here, its long been advertised as lawless and at least CIG didn't bait and switch people here)
already seeing ganking in pyro - Star Citizen Spectrum
im not against pvp but now? really? this may never release again and pvpers are still trying to find ways to cancel it for everyone elserobertsspaceindustries.com
I think I get it now why some defend this game so rabidly.
Is their unicorn, you know… the game that will prove to those filthy pve players, once and for all, that open world pvp games fail because they never have an AAA studio behind with big money behind them.
2012 EA's Syndicate?
I am one of the three people that actually liked it. It had a great take on cyberpunk and corporations. Shooting was OK, while the lore was really well written.
I wonder what the population of UO looks like know days…True. I mean, just look at Ultima Online! Origin Systems was in no way a AAA studio at the time, never having produced big budget games like the Ultima series, the Wing Commander series, Strike Commander…
Seems to me that at least forums are somewhat active....
language is a bit spicy when the ejection hits.
Engine
The majority of the Engine team’s work last month involved preparing for CitizenCon.
“All teams were hands on deck to deliver features and support other teams on work related to what we showed at CitizenCon. This is always an interesting time, as it is very stressful but also rewarding when everything comes together due to the focused effort.” Engine Team
The Core Engine team primarily worked on bug fixes for the live release, including some long-standing memory leaks on the live server.
The Physics team focused on delivering improvements to the Maelstrom destruction system and cloth and hair tech.
Lastly, the Entity System Tech team supported the Online team to deliver the Server Meshing demo while continuing to work on editor entity streaming.
Graphics, VFX Programming & Planet Tech
For the Graphics, Planet Tech, and VFX Programming teams, the majority of October was spent polishing the many features demonstrated at CitizenCon, including the water simulation, global illumination, Maelstrom, fire, and rifle scopes.
The Vulkan sub-team continued tackling the remaining performance and stability issues, which all need to be addressed before a public beta test can be considered.
Star Citizen Monthly Report: October 2023 - Roberts Space Industries | Follow the development of Star Citizen and Squadron 42
Roberts Space Industries is the official go-to website for all news about Star Citizen and Squadron 42. It also hosts the online store for game items and merch, as well as all the community tools used by our fans.robertsspaceindustries.com
Concern trolling about neon purple? Hell no, I'm all for plenty of colours being added to SC - are you thinking of someone else?
