Not only that, they hold it back so not everyone and their dog jumps to the "new place" and overlods the meshes. They put into storage, pump out the other systems pop, pop, pop out they come outa production pipeline to be released all in one go so ppl distribute neatly on good amount of places.
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Calling it first: at some point they'll crowdsource planetary surface handcrafting to the backers.
That will be lulzified in about 5 seconds by Orgs drawing naughty landscapes, and I bet real cash someone will build emergent gameplay in the form of high fidelity screenshots of the handcrafted “Derek Smart was Right” canyon 
The problem with Star Citizen
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- Chris Roberts is a problem
- The extravagant budget is also a problem
- Because Star Citizen’s fans are its worst problem
That will be lulzified in about 5 seconds by Orgs drawing naughty landscapes, and I bet real cash someone will build emergent gameplay in the form of high fidelity screenshots of the handcrafted “Derek Smart was Right” canyon
I like how you are thinking Viajero
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I can’t see a problem there.
And if server meshing is the bottleneck, why isn't Squadron 42 done?
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Because if you think of the pipelines refactoring, the time when the power of the machines will be released (and what is release anyways) is more or less measured in weeks, not months. Having said that you need to really answer the call in order to punch above your weight and to stay frosty. Otherwise the best damned space sim ever will get stale and rough around the verse.
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Seeing as it’s still alpha they could move everything thing over to a new system unless of course there are no other systems.
Still no reply from CIG?
It’s going to be epic when Chris Roberts try’s theory crafting his way out of this one!
His only chance is to scramble something together in an attempt to wow his faithful,if he’s got anything working in SQ42 that’s his best bet.
It’s going to be epic when Chris Roberts try’s theory crafting his way out of this one!
His only chance is to scramble something together in an attempt to wow his faithful,if he’s got anything working in SQ42 that’s his best bet.
I wonder if there is something hilarious afoot, like Ortwin has reminded Chris that his place on the board is now subject to shareholder scrutiny?
I'm sure there was something trumpeted about him no longer having unbridled control over everything? So if he goes "Full Escapist" (nobody goes Full Escapist), he might lose his CEO status?
I'm sure there was something trumpeted about him no longer having unbridled control over everything? So if he goes "Full Escapist" (nobody goes Full Escapist), he might lose his CEO status?
Maybe the investor put a clause in to safeguard his money if it all goes south. Their silence is a little telling. Have some backbone,if you’re not ripping everyone off,tell us.
When he was interviewed he already declared all criticts to be trolls, therefore he has no need to reply, he preemptively won the argument against all criticism!
regardless of what you think of the game, the current "map" size is pretty huge for one server.
right now it is a laggy desynch fest when trying to fight other players. adding more planets / moons certainly isn't going to help server performance. it wouldn't / doesn't surprise me at all that they are at the limit of what one server can handle.
Just great. Genuine Roberts watched Judge Dredd and had a fidelitous Vision!
As for "map size" - how is their "server meshing" going to affect that? From everything they have said thus far, their "meshing" involves tokenization and instance offload / retrieval.
As for "map size" - how is their "server meshing" going to affect that? From everything they have said thus far, their "meshing" involves tokenization and instance offload / retrieval.
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