Game Discussions Star Citizen Discussion Thread v12

[ECity]

Will the new creatures stand on the chairs?

 

[Fizzatron]

Will the new creatures stand on the chairs?

Where there is a problem there is a solution:

 

[Phlegm]

Oooh... now that's tempting.... where do I sign up!?

In other news, does anyone want to back my new game:

Comming in the fall - 'No Laundry Done'.

I will buy in when you launch real estate purchasing for your spaceship game

 

[Surefoot]

Oooh... now that's tempting.... where do I sign up!?

In other news, does anyone want to back my new game:

Comming in the fall - 'No Laundry Done'.

I see you have multicrew !! Call it Idris 2 and we'll throw money at you.

 

[VR Golgot]

RL Works too well! Take that haters !

Oh Christ that's mint.

I know they had trouble with crash-loops in previous patches (the RL retaining the conditions which caused the crash etc). But if they're actually decommissioning it for a bit that'll be hilarious

 

[VR Golgot]

I mean, at this point why would you buy the ship that you know is being sold as a last resort, or any for that matter?

Easy. You just convince yourself it's not a sign of last resort, but of things going well

 

[VR Golgot]

SC is it's own boss level...

 

[Skizomeuh]

Easy. You just convince yourself it's not a sign of last resort, but of things going well

Like how Mikey sees the RL issues as a success.

It's even more delusional than this quote from our lame Président: "I wouldn't say it was a failure, I'd say it didn't work."

 

[Viajero]

« it is so broken that it is very broken »

I think imma take that back and replace it with a much more appropriate and classic:

"The Replication Layer is so good, that it looks bad"

Also:

The Replication layer works so well that it was replicating crashes. So if you crashed the server, the Replication Layer brought you back and you immediately crash it again, and the server would crash in a loop forever. Which is why we were unable to play. So Replication Layer was so gently carressing good that they had to turn it off, apparently. So the next build will likely not have it, and then they'll fix the crashes, and then they'll bring it back.

Without replication layer you can not have servers meshing. But server meshing and the replication layer was precisely the solution proposed to eliminate most of the crashes and instability due to single server entity overload. I mean, you just can not make this stuff up.

 

[Navigare Necesse Est]

I had to edit my signature with this flawless gem.

And to think of that I joked about just that a while ago: The replication just replicating the error and the cause of crash again. SC is where the jokes come true.
It truly IS a clownshow. funny fanfare

 

[Navigare Necesse Est]

'...and then they'll fix the crashes...'

Brilliant!! I haven't laughed so hard for a while...

Wait when they find out that the crashes can't be fixed.

 

[Navigare Necesse Est]

Oooh... now that's tempting.... where do I sign up!?

In other news, does anyone want to back my new game:

Comming in the fall - 'No Laundry Done'.

You should post most designs. I like to give my unqualified feedback to Starfield ship designs. I definitely see here a mastery in compromise between form and function albeit the nose seems crudely oblique to me. If I had to call a designer to envision "Moray Star Boat" this would be a fine prototype.

 

[Navigare Necesse Est]

I think imma take that back and replace it with a much more appropriate and classic:

"The Replication Layer is so good, that it looks bad"

Also:



Without replication layer you can not have servers meshing. But server meshing and the replication layer was precisely the solution proposed to eliminate most of the crashes and instability due to single server entity overload. I mean, you just can not make this stuff up.

It was only then when he realised the problems weren't what he thought they were. There were problems of another kind. Problems he still couldn't make out because they were impossible. If he denied harder, they would surely go away. As a kid he slept away such problems with the embrace of ultimate ignorance by sleep, but one day he had a nasty encounter with persistency when the problems began cropping up in his dreams.
But now as an adult he had other means to his disposal to forget persistent problems. Much more potent ones...

 

[Navigare Necesse Est]

Easy. You just convince yourself it's not a sign of last resort, but of things going well

Just point out the spike in the funding graph. This is good for SC.

 

[Fizzatron]

Easy. You just convince yourself it's not a sign of last resort, but of things going well

Indeed, the suckers are the last to find out after the smart folks have divested before their holdings become worthless.

 

[Phlegm]

Indeed, the suckers are the last to find out after the smart folks have divested before their holdings become worthless.

The smart folks never "invested" in Scam Citizen to begin with.

 

[kilvenny]

The smart folks never "invested" in Scam Citizen to begin with.

Wow - first time I have been called smart! My kids enjoy telling me the smarts in the family skipped my generation!

 

[Fizzatron]

The smart folks never "invested" in Scam Citizen to begin with.

I dodged the bullet, but to be fair, anyone can be fooled, as the saying goes:

You can fool all of the people some of time; you can fool some of the people all of the time, but you can't fool all the people all the time.

 

[Phlegm]

I dodged the bullet, but to be fair, anyone can be fooled, as the saying goes:

Giving Chris Roberts money if one is aware of his track record isn't "being fooled", it is being a fool.

 

[Fizzatron]

Giving Chris Roberts money if one is aware of his track record isn't "being fooled", it is being a fool.

Yes, I would definitely agree with that.