If I had any idea what you just asked...I'd tell you
I think he's asking if the cable reaches the rack.
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I think he's asking if the cable reaches the rack.
After helping the Valkyrie load up i went back to Jericho to wait for the inevitable Idris attack on the Javelin but had it in the back of my mind that he was carrying Diluthremax which blows up if you QT with it, so you have to run a gauntlet of 600KM on thrusters and Xeno chase you down en rout.
Eventually i saw the tell tell sings of the blue glowing dots in the distance, these are extreme distance thruster signatures, visible from about 100 KM away.
I burned toward them and sure enough while the Valkyrie had not yet got that far down there was a Cutty Black with Xeno right up his exhaust chasing him, i took them on to allow him to get away.
The MSR is a big ol floaty barge, its not for combat with fast agile fighters, it was a bit of a challenge but i took them all out, about 5 of them.
Then headed back where the Idris was battling with us.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SMigeBQ9Xs
Eventually i saw the tell tell sings of the blue glowing dots in the distance, these are extreme distance thruster signatures, visible from about 100 KM away.
I burned toward them and sure enough while the Valkyrie had not yet got that far down there was a Cutty Black with Xeno right up his exhaust chasing him, i took them on to allow him to get away.
The MSR is a big ol floaty barge, its not for combat with fast agile fighters, it was a bit of a challenge but i took them all out, about 5 of them.
Then headed back where the Idris was battling with us.
Clarification on the CDF Armor perk. You don't have to complete Veteran First Responder, all you have to do is get there.
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Definitely NSFW.
Typo Edited thx
Pics pls!
Something about ingrace - heavy accent - I think he means "disgrace".If I had any idea what you just asked...I'd tell you
A Skeptic's First Steps into Star Citizen
Part Six: Conclusions, Part Two
(Part One)
(Part Two)
(Part Three)
(Part Four)
(Part Five)
(Part Six)
This is a bit later than I’d intended, but here’s my further thoughts on this free fly event. One of the things that stood out to me, once I actually tried to do a basic missions, is how often CIG has reinvented the wheel. Not the good kind of reinvent, in the sense of doing something innovative that improves the player experience, which will inevitably be copied by other game studios. I mean the bad kind of reinvent, where simple things are made needlessly complex.
A some of this may have been the need to work around unimplemented game mechanics, such as the Mustang’s non-functional cargo-container, but most of this was purely a side effect of a level of detail that is, IMO, completely unnecessay for a game at this stage of development. If you haven’t developed cargo containers to the point that they’re functional, why pay artists and animators to create the assets and animations to load and unload them from a ship?
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Apparently, enough time has passed that I can’t quite remember what else I was going to say. The joys of getting older, I suspect. Anyways, you’re allsoared spared from the Wall of Text.
Part Six: Conclusions, Part Two
(Part One)
(Part Two)
(Part Three)
(Part Four)
(Part Five)
(Part Six)
This is a bit later than I’d intended, but here’s my further thoughts on this free fly event. One of the things that stood out to me, once I actually tried to do a basic missions, is how often CIG has reinvented the wheel. Not the good kind of reinvent, in the sense of doing something innovative that improves the player experience, which will inevitably be copied by other game studios. I mean the bad kind of reinvent, where simple things are made needlessly complex.
A some of this may have been the need to work around unimplemented game mechanics, such as the Mustang’s non-functional cargo-container, but most of this was purely a side effect of a level of detail that is, IMO, completely unnecessay for a game at this stage of development. If you haven’t developed cargo containers to the point that they’re functional, why pay artists and animators to create the assets and animations to load and unload them from a ship?
…
Apparently, enough time has passed that I can’t quite remember what else I was going to say. The joys of getting older, I suspect. Anyways, you’re all
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Viajero
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You may enjoy reminiscing about, say, grabby hands thenA Skeptic's First Steps into Star Citizen
Part Six: Conclusions, Part Two
(Part One)
(Part Two)
(Part Three)
(Part Four)
(Part Five)
(Part Six)
This is a bit later than I’d intended, but here’s my further thoughts on this free fly event. One of the things that stood out to me, once I actually tried to do a basic missions, is how often CIG has reinvented the wheel. Not the good kind of reinvent, in the sense of doing something innovative that improves the player experience, which will inevitably be copied by other game studios. I mean the bad kind of reinvent, where simple things are made needlessly complex.
A some of this may have been the need to work around unimplemented game mechanics, such as the Mustang’s non-functional cargo-container, but most of this was purely a side effect of a level of detail that is, IMO, completely unnecessay for a game at this stage of development. If you haven’t developed cargo containers to the point that they’re functional, why pay artists and animators to create the assets and animations to load and unload them from a ship?
…
Apparently, enough time has passed that I can’t quite remember what else I was going to say. The joys of getting older, I suspect. Anyways, you’re all soared from the Wall of Text.
Star Citizen latest feature is "Grabby Hands"
Hauling cargo will be a big part of Star Citizen.
I like the way when they put the cup down it isn't level - this bodes well for this feature ...You may enjoy reminiscing about, say, grabby hands then
Star Citizen latest feature is "Grabby Hands"
Hauling cargo will be a big part of Star Citizen.www.pcgamer.com
You did realise that article was from 2015?
They've still got the grabby hands though...only took them 5 years to make it work...sorta...not that anybody uses it any more, we've got tractor beams instead
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Do we? "Grabby hands" sounds awfully like touching people against their will.You may enjoy reminiscing about, say, grabby hands then
Star Citizen latest feature is "Grabby Hands"
Hauling cargo will be a big part of Star Citizen.
You did realise that article was from 2015?
They've still got the grabby hands though...only took them 5 years to make it work...sorta
Doh!Viajero
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Nah, the whole grabby hands and cargo, loading etc chapter included many more features than just the "use" thing that have been long since discarded and new features were reconcepted and redone from scratch.You did realise that article was from 2015?
They've still got the grabby hands though...only took them 5 years to make it work...sorta...not that anybody uses it any more, we've got tractor beams instead
Design Notes: Cargo Interaction - Roberts Space Industries | Follow the development of Star Citizen and Squadron 42
Roberts Space Industries is the official go-to website for all news about Star Citizen and Squadron 42. It also hosts the online store for game items and merch, as well as all the community tools used by our fans.
robertsspaceindustries.com
I do know this...since I've played the game and roughly followed the development since back when grabby hands was the amazing 'never been done before' feature of the momentNah, the whole grabby hands and cargo, loading etc chapter included many more features than just the "use" thing that have been long since discarded and new features were reconcepted and redone from scratch.
Design Notes: Cargo Interaction - Roberts Space Industries | Follow the development of Star Citizen and Squadron 42
Roberts Space Industries is the official go-to website for all news about Star Citizen and Squadron 42. It also hosts the online store for game items and merch, as well as all the community tools used by our fans.robertsspaceindustries.com
There are some that even though they've never played the game, still follow every nuance of the development closer than the most ardent of fan boys
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For me it was the funny walk they gave us very early on....
Viajero
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I do know this...since I've played the game and roughly followed the development since back when grabby hands was the amazing 'never been done before' feature of the moment
There are some that even though they've never played the game, still follow every nuance of the development closer than the most ardent of fan boys
Seems you are a bit jumpy today mate. Relax. It was all some tongue in cheek about the
that I quoted about, not about your BDEITGE (your best damned expertise in the game ever). Absolutely nothing to do with "nuances" of the development, but about just one more example of the numerous, public and notorious SC´s baiting and switching. The list is long by now, and many millions have been pledged over those baits. You dont really need to go to "nuances" or play the game to see them. They are in plain view.
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You quoted my post direct
....but anyway, you're reading way too much angst into my post
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This is why you stay away from US servers
Profanity warning.
Profanity warning.
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This is why you stay away from US servers
Profanity warning.
Meh, If it had been Aussies, your ears would have melted. That US group had a dance leader who looked more like this: