Game Discussions Star Citizen Discussion Thread v12
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UI : we don't know what they need for SC42 from the current SC UI. We don't know also if the SC UI is more or less advanced than the SQ42 UI.
AI : function pretty well on fresh servers with few players.
Overall bugs : you mean the same bugs we see atm on CP2077 video ?
We even don't know if you can pilot vehicles on planets in SQ42...
Oh, you mean the one that slapped flames onto ships with no regard for how they actually moved through atmo, but rather assumed that they should show in exactly one way given the most naive, simplistic, and horribly horribly wrong reading of a single parameter? Sounds solid.
You're being astonishingly ridiculous now.
No, a vastly larger set of bugs than that. Also, you do understand that nothing about CP2077 will ever make SC not fundamentally broken in every last detail, or make CI¬G even the slightest bit competent, right? You keep bringing it up as if it mattered. It doesn't.
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Please. No. Lets not get into what constitutes a semi-decent AI, but to be short, AI in SC is tier zero, as in "there is no AI". It's just a few scripts that run in short cycles and quickly get out of sync with the server tick and then crash to a T-pose or standing on a chair.
Strange person... hasn't even bought a ship
On the other hand, at least the merch actually exists!
On the other hand, at least the merch actually exists!
Hear hear Asp_Explorer! Your ship shaped usb drive anytime soon in your mailbox!
So, it has come to this. In two days Star Citizen't wouldn't have more content than any released game anymore.I see reports of:
- NPCs T-posing ... while naked ... and missing their arms
- Vehicles sinking into the planet
- Vehicles shooting off into the distance when touched
... in Cyberpunk 2077.
Is it now time to reconsider .... Was Star Citizen actually ahead of its time
The end is nigh.
I mean, T-posing and submergent vehicles is the only kind of content that released games don't have but SC could brag about having. The situation will change. SC is being too little, too late, just as it always does.
If the launch of CP2077 is a bug fest, it will prove at least that 8 years of dev for what CDPR want to do is not enough
And also that crunch time of x months will not magically give 2x months of work done.
CP will be a bug fest at launch, just like The Witcher 3 was. It's one of the reasons that I may not even play it until there have been a few patches (along with not being able to get hold of a new video card).
The difference is TW3 now works smoothly and is considered one of the best games ever made, which bodes well for 2077. On the other hand I've seen no evidence whatsoever that CIG is even capable of fixing some of the fundamentally broken systems in SC, or producing quality game play.
My starship sometimes spawns under water in NMS. And NMS has submarine vehicle too. OK, no T-pose seen so far. But some kind of huge worm.
T-posing Johnny Silverhand enters a bar at Port Olisar.
T-posing Bartender AI asks him: "Are you looking for free hugs?"
And Silverhand replies: "I'm hunting for the T-posing bear".
Sexy Bear enters the bar and gives both of them free hugs.
P.S. Chris did told you that Port Olisar has more content than whole Skyrim, didn't he?
T-posing Bartender AI asks him: "Are you looking for free hugs?"
And Silverhand replies: "I'm hunting for the T-posing bear".
Sexy Bear enters the bar and gives both of them free hugs.
P.S. Chris did told you that Port Olisar has more content than whole Skyrim, didn't he?
At least this one has tutorials online to help them out
"No one seems to dream about more to come anymore."
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And when something gets put in, all that guy does is complain about them. Doesn't want a game, just wants to dream.
SDFs have multiple uses and already implemented in tons of ways (font drawing, fast volumetric rendering) and mastered skilfully can make impressive things like
Inigo Quilez, tech artist at Pixar (terrains and vegetation in Brave and Coco for exemple, it's maths, and from his brain among other genuises)
Inigo Quilez, tech artist at Pixar (terrains and vegetation in Brave and Coco for exemple, it's maths, and from his brain among other genuises)
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You should know this by now.
If CI¬G talks about something using a technical term that already exists, they will invariably have misunderstood that term and are not actually talking about that thing. Or about anything, really.
For what I remember, they talk about it for clouds, light for atmosphere of planet, and other light stuff. You think they have misunderstood it and use it on the wrong stuff ?
Raymarching is a method based on checking things in intervals along a line instead of constantly.
