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Because i'm not 100% certain and i never saw that statement from CIG? Nice for your to confirm it though.
I do follow a lot of what CIG says/does, but they say so much it would be a full time job to keep up with it all, and Uncle Derek doesn't pay me enough for that!
Because their word bears minimum crdibility.
No, the initial project was to have a big open lobby with limited graphical aspects + missions generated on the fly on standard maps. No need for 64bits here.
Interesting. Can you source me a statement from CIG from 2012 on that? Because that doesn't sound anything like the BDSSE that was pitched back in 2012. If that was the pitch, then i'm not sure it would have got half as much funding.
Nah, it bad engine.Cobra for a start. That would have been amusing
If you get 30k'd (server disconnect) you lose the lot anyway...why nobody has really trusted doing cargo for quite a while. If the game crashes, you spawn back in your ship where you left off...mostly
The 30k's are the killer...they're not as prevalent in 3.13 as they were in previous patches...and the upcoming 3.14 build that's in PTU is fairly stable at the minute...but they're still there.
Star Citizen's Sean Tracy on 64-bit Engine Tech & Procedural Edge Blending | GamersNexus
stub Cloud Imperium Games has been talking about its 64-bit engine conversion for at least two years now, but we've never had a chance to properly explain the benefit of this move. Following last week's interviews with Chris Roberts (Part 1: Procedural Planets V2, Alpha 3.0 & Part 2: Weather...
Taking you back to the heady days of 2016 with an article that invokes "StarEngine," 64-bit positioning, refactoring, and Sean Tracy.
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Remember, if the problem persists, please check the internet connection. I'm not sure where the internet connection is though. Is it in Berkley?
Star Citizen's Sean Tracy on 64-bit Engine Tech & Procedural Edge Blending | GamersNexus
stub Cloud Imperium Games has been talking about its 64-bit engine conversion for at least two years now, but we've never had a chance to properly explain the benefit of this move. Following last week's interviews with Chris Roberts (Part 1: Procedural Planets V2, Alpha 3.0 & Part 2: Weather...www.gamersnexus.net
Taking you back to the heady days of 2016 with an article that invokes "StarEngine," 64-bit positioning, refactoring, and Sean Tracy.
Ok, that's 2016 and it says they were working on 64 bit positioning since 2014. But that's still 2 years off.
I'm looking for something that would indicate that the initial pitch of SC wouldn't require 64 bit positioning.
Of course you do...I voted that you did by proxy in any caseIn a fit of madness, after I finally got bored with Surviving Mars, I decided to return to “Fallout Shelter” as my “idle” game… on survival difficulty. Getting it to the point where it’s “stable” has taken up a lot of my “free” time while on break or lunch, so I haven’t visited this thread for four days.
I’m given to understand that my temporary silence, while pursuing other distractions, means I think Star Citizen is good now.
I found a off-off-off source comment from a backer in 2014 saying that CIG took the previous three years (but that would be 2011!) to modify CE to bring about 64-bit precision to prevent servers from crashing when larger ships were introduced.
Take that for what you will. I'm not having luck with official source material.
Oh wait!
There's this from December 2014:
Edit: There's nothing mentioned in the Kickstarter about 64-bit.
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Indeed, but there's nothing about
either
I mean, can anyone imagine CR making a game with "limited graphical aspects"? Or an open world PU running from a lobby system with missions generated on standard CryEngine maps.
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You refugee scum, youIn a fit of madness, after I finally got bored with Surviving Mars, I decided to return to “Fallout Shelter” as my “idle” game… on survival difficulty. Getting it to the point where it’s “stable” has taken up a lot of my “free” time while on break or lunch, so I haven’t visited this thread for four days.
I’m given to understand that my temporary silence, while pursuing other distractions, means I think Star Citizen is good now.
How is SC these days? Recent updates been good or bad?
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SC is great, you can also be a cool refugee. I hear there has been a mAsSiVe exodus.
Sadly my GT 1030, rusty metal platters and paltry E 1650 Xeon are not worthy.
I just wondered if for once SC were in less fudge than FD.