I don't think discussing the venue is on topic. Everyone should just take a look at it on Google and laugh at the latest reviews.
This statement is incorrect. The main argument is not FPS. For star Citizen it is the ability to be a first person character that can crew up and play together with other player in a believable seamless universe with a rich lore and background.
Above all, they're true. Staying away from the truth is never a particularly good idea, no matter how upset it makes the fanboys.I would also appreciated if you would stay away from such comments as they are rude and disrespectful.
I'm intrigued that in the 2.6 delay message he calls it the BDSSE. I thought they'd stopped beating themselves with that stick?
Oh? 2.6 delayed? I missed this. Thread moves quickly and I've given up reading anything in my inbox from CIG/RSI.
It was leaked from the avocados on reddit. 3 weeks or so before they get it. There is much anger about breached ndas there.
It's a message by Will Leverett sent out to calm expectations. In that message he states that 2.6 evocati testing will have to wait for several more weeks, which would put it into October, or worse, November. Even if it was say mid-October, that would mean early november for public release of 2.6.
And the 3.0 Jesus patch is supposed to come out in December 2016, which is a tall order considering 3.0 is planned to contain the first implementation of many gameplay systems currently completely absent from the game.
He then also notes that this information is not to be shared yet because... well...
Here's a novel idea.
How about if you're unsure about whether or not you'll be able to release a major patch in December 2016, don't tell your customers that you will release it in December 2016? How about saying "We're aiming for december, but it might take until Jan/Feb 2017" ?
This statement has no verifiable evidence to it that the game is on a bad way. In fact it sells nicely as can be clearly seen and will be completed.
It has already a huge enthusiastic community that is behind the project and this is growing even further as can be seen on the registration activities.
It's a message by Will Leverett sent out to calm expectations. In that message he states that 2.6 evocati testing will have to wait for several more weeks, which would put it into October, or worse, November. Even if it was say mid-October, that would mean early november for public release of 2.6.
So... correct me if I am wrong. Now RSI is aiming to release 2.6 (Star Marine) at the same time of the launch of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare?
So you see Star Citizen's scope not as its main strength but as a weakness then?
Do you think that, by trying to encompass many different genres they might not be able to complete them in enough detail before they run out of money (given that we have no way on knowing how much they have left)?
Do you feel the mismatch of the dream of SC vs. the undefined MVP isnt as big an issue because you feel the game is less likely to come out in the first place?
Weren't we going to get all primary mechanics? The trading, smuggling, exploring, bounty hunting, everything? Weren't we going to get a lot of systems? Would the performance not be smooth with far less bugs?
Wasn't there supposed to be a 2.7 release, too?
You are correct. Beta for COD:IW starts in the middle of October, with a full release in the beginning of November.
Comedy: Timing is everything.
Interesting set of questions...
Yes. Or, rather, that the scope is still not nailed down and the post-Kickstarter stretch goals are adventurous.
What is currently playable is a tiny fraction of what was promised, so the potential killer is whether CIG can get the product out of the door (with continuing support) before they run out of money.
Yes. Their aim to do everything is in many ways a weakness, as there would have to be very tight control to make it a consistent experience of high quality.
Personally I'd rather have products that do one thing well than ones that do lots of things in an annoying fashion.
I'm pretty sure that most of the peanut gallery here () think that something will come out, but are not entirely sure what. It is possible, though, that a disaster happens before then. I'd not want to lay any bets down.
So you see Star Citizen's scope not as its main strength but as a weakness then?
Do you think that, by trying to encompass many different genres they might not be able to complete them in enough detail before they run out of money (given that we have no way on knowing how much they have left)?
Do you feel the mismatch of the dream of SC vs. the undefined MVP isnt as big an issue because you feel the game is less likely to come out in the first place?
Only if you believe CIG's word.Wasn't there supposed to be a 2.7 release, too?
why on earth is it called jesus patch?
Why release 2.7 when you can release 3.0 and seem to be progressing faster ?
Because Jesus saves!
Its meant to be the patch that brings lots of missing features and makes it much closer to a releasable game.
Time will tell if its a jesus patch or a judas patch.
I like your leading questioning style Marcus - reminds me of the old favourite in court!
Is this the first time you've lied in court officer?
Err....
Allow me to take a swipe at them;
So you see Star Citizen's scope not as its main strength but as a weakness then?
Yes!
Do you think that, by trying to encompass many different genres they might not be able to complete them in enough detail before they run out of money (given that we have no way on knowing how much they have left)?
Yes!
Do you feel the mismatch of the dream of SC vs. the undefined MVP isnt as big an issue because you feel the game is less likely to come out in the first place?
Yes!
It's probably more of a David Koresh patch at this point, though…Might be the Dawkins patch, where the truth is reveal and there is much raging and denial.
Thanks for taking the time to post your thoughts.
To be honest I was hoping that one of the supporters of Star Citizen would reply to my MVP questions I have been asking over the last couple of days, but so far they've been silent to them. I am not sure what to make of that.