Game Discussions Star Citizen Discussion Thread v12
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Their job is to keep the company
A senior, strategic position of significant influence, the company secretary is an ‘officer’ who advises and supports directors in key areas of corporate governance and compliance. By doing so, they ensure that the company and its board of directors meet all statutory and regulatory requirements.
These duties range from maintenance of company registers and filing of annual accounts to monitoring relevant legislation and regulations, overseeing internal systems, and ensuring all processes in the company are up to code.
If you do not have a secretary, these often demanding responsibilities fall solely on the director(s). Thus, the main reason to appoint a company secretary is to lighten the workload of directors and make sure the company conducts its business efficiently, effectively, and lawfully. Not, as the name would suggest, to carry out clerical or secretarial duties.
How do I appoint a company secretary?
Find out how to appoint a company secretary to a limited company, including why you would want to do this and who you can appoint.www.1stformations.co.uk
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Fluffing
Another case of 7 minute delay. This guy tried to enter his ship. When nothing happened he bobbled around, slightly confused as his own grenades exploded 50 metres behind him, and ghost shots whistled in from unknown sources.
After 7 minutes of bafflement the ship finally embraced him...
After 7 minutes of bafflement the ship finally embraced him...
Can someone explain why they keep persevering? It makes no sense! 
A condensed spoonful of all the current dramas...
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/1hw7lbq/abjectindicationman_just_read_my_mind/
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/1hw7lbq/abjectindicationman_just_read_my_mind/
He just needs to take a break and come back in a year or so. Probably doesn't understand fidelity development.
Stam Fine did a retrospective of Chris' magnum opus.
He goes into SC at the end.
He goes into SC at the end.
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Kotaku article: Inside the Troubled Development of Star Citizen (23 Sep 2016):
“The obstacle CIG has had from day one is CryEngine,” one source said. “CryEngine is an excellent engine for making one kind of game: shooters. [To make Star Citizen] they've had to completely gut it.”
"In many instances, rewriting sections of the engine makes total sense: the CryEngine’s network code was designed for small-scale multiplayer games, not potentially thousands of players; the AI code couldn’t natively support the complexity of tasks that Star Citizen’s living universe required; the rendering system was built to light environments on Earth, not in space."
"Other decisions made much less sense to my sources. “They wanted a brand new first-person system so, having licensed CryEngine, an engine built from the ground up to create first-person games, they stripped it and started building a brand new first-person system inside an engine that already had one,” said a source at Foundry 42. “I just think that was a stupid, stupid decision."
These appear to be mostly instancing, server related issues. Maybe CIG should return to the old server tech which was more stable. Doing that would admit they failed with server meshing so maybe that's why they won't do an "easy" fix.
“The obstacle CIG has had from day one is CryEngine,” one source said. “CryEngine is an excellent engine for making one kind of game: shooters. [To make Star Citizen] they've had to completely gut it.”
"In many instances, rewriting sections of the engine makes total sense: the CryEngine’s network code was designed for small-scale multiplayer games, not potentially thousands of players; the AI code couldn’t natively support the complexity of tasks that Star Citizen’s living universe required; the rendering system was built to light environments on Earth, not in space."
"Other decisions made much less sense to my sources. “They wanted a brand new first-person system so, having licensed CryEngine, an engine built from the ground up to create first-person games, they stripped it and started building a brand new first-person system inside an engine that already had one,” said a source at Foundry 42. “I just think that was a stupid, stupid decision."
These appear to be mostly instancing, server related issues. Maybe CIG should return to the old server tech which was more stable. Doing that would admit they failed with server meshing so maybe that's why they won't do an "easy" fix.
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And this is why we can't have any real sandbox games anymore unless there is private server option.
Just play the more sensible and far more immersive single player ones
I've practically given up on multiplayer sandbox games unless there's a co-op PVE option....and instantly reject anything that involves cutting down trees to make logs to build a wooden hut to keep logs in.
Out of the current SP offerings, I can heartily recommend Stalker 2...with mods
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This could be a dev response for half of CR's projects
One good thing came out of it though!
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Good to see the sheer idiocy of choosing CryEngine and the incompetent modifications to it called out by the press.
Wasn't the Wing Commander movie one of the few places you could see the trailer for the "new" Star Wars movie at the time, and that's why a lot of people went to see WC.