And if you have 100mbps download at home, you aren't too bothered with the current patch situation.
I wonder if you know how much enterprise bandwidth costs?
And if you have 100mbps download at home, you aren't too bothered with the current patch situation.
Aren't all his posts like that?
You can ignore him but then you'll miss all the gems he posts like calling other people cultists ;D
Well recieved article on Star Citizen http://www.pixelemonade.com/gaming/p...-release-date/
How many Pads are there on Crusader and GrimHex Just now?
And where do the ships come from? *gg*
It's no more childish than people logging every sentence uttered by Chris Roberts, then pointing to it 2 years later as proof that Chris is trying to steal millions to live a lavish life.
…on a site that's 5 days old and has already gathered a five-digit following; where the articles are plagiarised from news.au.com; where the same IP holds the single author's personal marketing page (which he immediately took down when this was revealed); and where for the longest time, the SC story topped “Most commented” with zero comments.
Nice SEO:ing there, CIG. Is this a relative of Sandi or something?![]()
I haven't played the first 2 at all. I did play Xwing around '94-95 (was that Alliance?), and the Freespace series. I also played a lot of F18 Hornet online, Warbird, and a bit of Falcon 3. Of course I've played a lot of Elite.
It's hard for me to make a direct comparison; here's why: In the old days, I had a full HOTAS + pedals, so I had full controls on every axis. Currently I'm lacking pedals, so in Elite I have to Yaw with a hat controller. In SC, I roll with the hat controller. Why the difference? Because Yaw is very weak in Elite compared to SC. Not a criticism, just a fact. Since I can point the ship left/right more quickly with Yaw in SC, that's how I do it.
If I had pedals, I suspect I'd put Yaw in the pedals and keep Roll on the stick (the Elite method). But simply on/off control of Yaw in SC lacks precision, so I have to compromise.
But to answer your direct question: SC 2.6 feels a lot like Freespace and Xwing to me.
Well recieved article on Star Citizen http://www.pixelemonade.com/gaming/pc/star-citizen-3-0-release-date/
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I particulary love how the article goes right off the start by mentioning Derek Smart. As a newcomer or neutral person the obvious question is "who is that guy and why is he quoted? must be someone important" ... looking up Derek Smart .... discovering the whole turmoil the project is in.
Good way to convince anybody of how "successfull" the project is right now haha. Article suicide on first iteration. Refactoring required. Good thing we have "childish" people here who record stuff like that. Makes forming an opinion about that particular article so much easier ^^ +1rep Dooguk
I cannot take credit for the archiving. Got the link from the Something Awful SC forum. They are way more "childish" than me.
That forum posts more real news about SC than CIG do. [yesnod]
It's an Australian site. Not sure if there's anyone high up in the CIG marketing department with Australian connections?
The domain has only been registered for one year, and is listed as private (not a company). The Twitter account follows nearly 1500 Twitter accounts, many of which haven't tweeted yet; only about 10% of those followed have followed back. As far as I can tell, all of the 20-odd articles are plagiarised except for the Star Citizen, which is the only game review on the site.
The general thrust of the article is "We accept that Star Citizen is a bit rubbish at the moment, but don't lose faith - there's something wonderful just over the horizon". So it appears to be aimed at existing backers, encouraging them to stay with the program and not bail.
If it is sponsored or paid for by CIG/RSI (and there's no evidence that it is), then it looks like an underhand ploy to mislead backers. If it isn't be CIG/RSI, then what on Earth motivated someone to invent a website just to post one original article?
So basically, they just replaced 2016 with 2017. Does this mean that 4.0 and with it system 2/150 promised becomes scheduled for 2018/19 if everything goes as "planned"?
I still can't see how they will balance earning ships in game and give those who have bought ships for cash the feeling that they have gotten value for money.
Maybe it's easy to say that these people that bought all these ships will be happy to see freshers earning the same ships in a few hours play. On the converse will those same freshers be happy to have to play for days or weeks of in game play to earn ships? Will there be enough varied interesting content to keep people going for that time I wonder?
Maybe it's easy to say that these people that bought all these ships will be happy to see freshers earning the same ships in a few hours play. On the converse will those same freshers be happy to have to play for days or weeks of in game play to earn ships? Will there be enough varied interesting content to keep people going for that time I wonder?