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. But the vast majority of those do not keep on asking for your money over 9 years in a never ending alpha to only deliver zero games in all those years. An alpha, furthermore, where wipes like the one in 3.15 actually incentivise spending even more money without a release in sight.
Indeed. You are totally right. 2D clouds are nice!
That's current live PU, not 3.16 PTU
It's an LTI token, nobody buys it to use it... except to CCU it to something else which then inherits the LTI from the $40 Dragonfly. It doesn't matter if it's broken or notYeah I recognise it’s easy to earn in game. That doesn’t make selling a broken thing for $40 any less daft though
(In b4 your EDO joke
That's current live PU, not 3.16 PTU
Planets are not really massive though are they? In fact they would not be large enough to hold an atmosphere never mind be "Earth like". I guess fidelity only matters when it suits.Different worlds have different atmospheric conditions and from an art perspective require different clouds.
The Lagrange point clouds are gas clouds, they are also volumetric clouds, they look different to planet clouds, they are even a different type of volumetric cloud tech.
Crusader is a gas giant, from around 10,000KM altitude they look stunning with a lot of detail.
But from inside they can look flat and featureless, the reason being is they are massive so from close up you don't see those details.
MicroTech is much smaller and earth like, so it has earth like clouds both in scale and shape.
Hurston is another earth like planet but has a mildly toxic atmosphere, the clouds there might look quite different, for a start it has an atmospheric hue ranging from purple to red.
ArcCorp is similar to MicroTech, i suspect that will be the next planet to get cloud tech.
Most of the moons also have an atmosphere but they are all various toxic gasses, if they get clouds again they would need to look different, alien, others like Aberdeen has an incredibly thick atmosphere, it is already covered in a thick yellow volumetric gas.
The point is they need to R&D different visual aspects of clouds for all the different planets and moons, its a systematic thing, once its done they get added individually.
Space magic...but to be fair, they're plenty big enough and varied enough with different biomes when you're on the ground to be interesting
Crusader is 20% larger than earth but yes everything is scaled down, its not practical to have 1:1 sized planets that you can land on.
Aye, after watching the gravlev bit again, definitely PTUNah, it’s PTU (ignore the title). He pays for a subscription at the start of the stream, loads into PTU etc.
But honestly Twitch clips are just wall-to-wall exploding gravlevs. That was just one of the funniest
It's not practical to have 1:1 hand crafted planets you can land on.
Weird how that Elite refugee has never posted on /r/EliteDangerous during their 1500-2000 hours.Lol, you really do see Elite everywhere don’t you. What precisely makes that guy a "refugee"?
This guy though. This guy is an ED refugee…
$2,325 spent on two non-existent ships in just a few weeks. Impressive
EDIT:
Oh actually, in fairness the first guy kinda is:
Source: https://old.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/rdn4xv/i_was_wrong_about_star_citizen_i_apologize/ho29t1b/
So he’s spent $1.5k since mid November. That makes like $4k between them in a month, with the other guy’s first-week flyables thrown in. Hell, there’s no way SC can fail now
"Skunk Works" makes me laugh, on a number of silly levels.
I never felt the urge to post in /r/EliteDangerous, considering the amount of hours I have playing ED...or any of the SC subs either come to think of itWeird how that Elite refugee has never posted on /r/EliteDangerous during their 1500-2000 hours.
My favourite comment in that thread is the backer who'd spent $30k+ on a mobile game
