Unless you're part of that weird cult, the saying doesn't apply. I would consider it a spectacle here as much as I would there.
Not everyone here is part of that cult. I think most of the people on my ignore list are though
Unless you're part of that weird cult, the saying doesn't apply. I would consider it a spectacle here as much as I would there.
Will see how sales goes... so I predict still SC sales will be good after 3.0 possible release...
Goodness, $750 for a concept? Oh, but hey, they don't run out of "stock." Good grief.
Can't they sell something else that translates to actual gameplay? For example, sell mining permits that allow you to mine is a restricted zone, or something like that. I get that might not make the prettiest jpegs but at least it hints at some commitment and priority being given to a core role.
Or perhaps a bounty hunter's decal? Special paint jobs for existing ships...this behavior of cart before the horse just worries me, every time.
No it means there's a weird cult here too so let's not throw stones in glass houses.
The problem there is that first they'd need mining, bounty hunting, and systems![]()
In essence both communities started with the same kind of people. Both consist of people interested in space games. Today there are still many that are interested in both games.No it means there's a weird cult here too so let's not throw stones in glass houses.
Funding amount, Time of initial funding, subscription (and length of subscription), LTI, evocati access, rarity and size of ships are status symbols within the community. And some people in that community feel superior to others if they hold one or more of these. They want to protect their gained status symbols. Then these people may have 'invested' way more money into SC than into any other game before. They could change their opinion on the game, but the threshold is higher since it is not easy to withdraw the money they have spend on SC. This money is the anchor that holds them back to doubt that anything wrong. This feel of 'doing the right thing' then to extends beyond the borders of the community itself. A heightened superiority against those that are not a part of the community or play 'inferior' games, ignorance against those that have concerns even within their own community, and hate against 'non-believers'.
All that combined with missed release dates, bug ridden alphas and vague but hyped descriptions of game features. That all drags now for years forces them into that kind of defensive and 'cultish' behavior.
My latest Star Citizen scoop is up. Touches on financials, JPEG ship sales etc.
So when RSI fails to deliver – as they already have, two years later – it will be a total loss; and there would be no money left to give refunds. Think about it; if they had money to give refunds, they won’t be closing up shop, would they?
There should be movie about this, I don't care, Netflix or other cable. Too juicy. Good read for those who don't follow number game.My latest Star Citizen scoop is up. Touches on financials, JPEG ship sales etc.
You've hit the nail on the head right there. But that's just the thing, depending on which SC backer you ask, you get the opinion that CIG still has all that money, or a large portion of it, or half of it, or perhaps spent the majority of it - and each of those scenarios is perfectly ok for them. It's going to remain ok until the NMS release happens and things can't be denied anymore. But then it'll be too late.
Why don't they just honor their original TOS? Also, if original backers are still bound by it, doesn't that mean that CIG is too, and that they would HAVE to release the finances as promised?