But CIG don't need to worry about them - they'll take everything thrown at them and ask for more.
It's more the casual observer who happens to look for the first time that may be put off.
Then why block refunds? Exactly.
But CIG don't need to worry about them - they'll take everything thrown at them and ask for more.
It's more the casual observer who happens to look for the first time that may be put off.
Let me get this right....The vocal backers of SC think there should be no refunds because reasons.
Would they be happy if CIG released alpha 3.0 to the masses and said, "Right, this is version 1.0 Star Citizen the game. Our work here is done."
That way they could refuse ALL refunds on the grounds they had shipped a product.
Because CiG can identify the player and slap them with the NDA clauses
So wait, lemme get this straight... CIG promises stuff, several times over, in written form, in video form, in audio form etc., and breaks nearly eery single one of them... can do whatever without backers able to say anything.
A backer that does just exactly the same gets punished.
Ah, ok.
Because CiG can identify the player and slap them with the NDA clauses
Let me get this right....The vocal backers of SC think there should be no refunds because reasons.
Would they be happy if CIG released alpha 3.0 to the masses and said, "Right, this is version 1.0 Star Citizen the game. Our work here is done."
That way they could refuse ALL refunds on the grounds they had shipped a product.
EDIT: Look at them...
https://www.reddit.com/r/DerekSmart...irmed_no_refunds_policy_now_in_place/do9bud3/
How could they do that? Do they monitor these avocados 24/7? I'm not seeing anything on those leaks that reveal the identity of the avocado.
I would just like to add that as someone who doesn't know anything about game development (except that what I've learned from reading the forums, so still basically zero) the one hundred systems at launch could have seemed like quite a plausible goal without the benefit of hindsight.
When put next to ED's stated ambition and vision of 400 billion procedurally generated star systems 100 hand crafted ones seems quite reasonable just by sheer difference in numbers, again to people who don't know about the intricacies of game development.
Sure it would have been a lot of work but at the beginning there was a lot of good faith all just waiting to be squandered with the subsequent 5 years of comical flailing around, total howlers of presentations, constant money grubbing, shady terms of service re-writes with no legal standing, starting a pointlessly damaging public feud with a peripheral game developer, and toxic as hell community.
How could they do that? Do they monitor these avocados 24/7? I'm not seeing anything on those leaks that reveal the identity of the avocado.
How could they do that? Do they monitor these avocados 24/7? I'm not seeing anything on those leaks that reveal the identity of the avocado.
In that case, hiding the watermark does not explain the photoshopping of one area of that pic.The watermark is a unique code per backer repeated over the screen. By lowering gfx quality it disappeared. With the watermark its pretty much like having the name of the leaker all over the screen. And yes, reddit/youtube is beung monitored, and plenty of hardcore idiots are willing to snitch. You might even become avocado yourself!
Most open development.
Is that supposed to be in game? I ask because the image has clearly been photoshopped (and rather crudely).
The watermark is a unique code per backer repeated over the screen. By lowering gfx quality it disappeared. With the watermark its pretty much like having the name of the leaker all over the screen. And yes, reddit/youtube is beung monitored, and plenty of hardcore idiots are willing to snitch. You might even become avocado yourself!
Most open development.
This thread on the main sub is not too different either https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/75wpe5/that_other_sub_today/
It seems to these people that consumer protection is great until it hurts something they are "invested" in.
I took a moment to remind the OP there that refunders were once just like he is, and one day, maybe not with SC, possibly with another product, he might be one of those looking for a refund.
I would have thought that having your head moving around inside the helmet would defeat the purpose of having one in the first place. The last thing you want is for head to bash against the inside of that thing.It looks like they pilot's head is moving inside the helmet? Are they big astronaut helmets? I thought they were like motor bike helmets.
I wasn't really up on the whole SC thing back when that was being touted since I was following the other game. But I doubt I would have believed it even back then, with the knowledge that they would have to delve into PG territory to some degree or another.That first video is a giggle-fest. 100 hand-crafted systems! Who in their right mind believed that?!
I'd have to put myself in that camp too. I had no reason to believe they couldn't mess things up and as the money rolled in it seemed more and more likely. How wrong I was.Unfortunately, in 2014, there was no reason NOT to believe that CIG could pull it off. It is only in hindsight, seeing broken promise after promise, along side massive feature creep, that that video seems rather... naive.
Looks like it was procedurally generated yesterday.Not very inspiring....
"Looking at an asteroid cluster from Delamar"
Another image fwiw.