Streamer looks at the financials - no great revelations, but Luke does have a business background and is a backer
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MVo4anM9fY
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He says they need to get SQ42 out the door, make it sell well then reinvest that money to finish the SC MMO. The problem is they cannot deliver the SC MMO with all the milestones that they promised and are unable to fix some technical issues. We don't know if CR can stop his urge for feature creep or if SQ42 will sell enough copies.
Kinda out of the loop on SQ42, how far along is it exactly?
It's early days, but all of the mocap has been done 4 or 5 times now, and that's the important bit.
In October 2023 CIG said "As we move into the polishing phase, we’re fully focused on optimizing and fine-tuning all aspects of the gameplay experience to deliver an unprecedented cinematic adventure. To celebrate this milestone, we have gathered our core development leadership from around the globe to share what this means."
So it's been in the polishing phase since Q4 2023 lol.
So, looks like GTA6 is going to release before SQ42/SC.
Viajero
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Yeah, not sure what business credentials he has but he does not go into any level of detail at all. All he remarks is that he sees costs going up faster than revenues and that that is not good
Well, he also says that the blog is not super clear. Which is a bit of an understatement
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Methinks the ScamEngine skin shader is good to get refactored for the nth time.
Chris Almighty just called and wants sweaty skins now. And a space beach sataball play sequence definitely not like Top Gun's volleyball scene in SQ42.
It's much further ashort than along.
Yeah, not sure what business credentials he has but he does not go into any level of detail at all. All he remarks is that he sees costs going up faster than revenues and that that is not good
Well, he also says that the blog is not super clear. Which is a bit of an understatement
This post is much better: Cloud Imperium Games 2023 Financial Report: Breakdown
Apparently a bunch of ships mark you as 'trespassing' when you enter their elevator...
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/1kgn4wn/is_this_a_common_bug_with_syulen_or_just_me/
It leads to: Crime stat, turret death at mission sites, and a lovely trip to endless prison purgatory...
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Here's another atrophied alien ship, thanks to server meshing this time. They're all profoundly bugged in bespoke ways
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/1kfee6n/esperia_talon_bug_with_viewport_after_quantum/
(They're talking about this cockpit animation resetting at the server boundary...)
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/rkfyef/talons_cockpit_is_brilliant/
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Not that robust workhorses of the CIG fleet can't be in a state of rolling disrepair too
These pleas always get lots of upvotes shovelled onto them...
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/1kgb37i/please_fix_the_hull_c/
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/1kgn4wn/is_this_a_common_bug_with_syulen_or_just_me/
This is a common issue with many ships that have elevators. And although the issue can be played around on other ships by taking alternative paths like ladders/stairs/ramps, it's particularly egregious on the Syulen, because that elevator is the only way to move through the ship.
It's quite a shame too, since the Syulen is otherwise a pretty great ship. But this bug is the main reason I chose to melt mine, since I couldn't do any planetside missions at all. It's sad to hear that it still hasn't been fixed
It leads to: Crime stat, turret death at mission sites, and a lovely trip to endless prison purgatory...
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Here's another atrophied alien ship, thanks to server meshing this time. They're all profoundly bugged in bespoke ways
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/1kfee6n/esperia_talon_bug_with_viewport_after_quantum/
(They're talking about this cockpit animation resetting at the server boundary...)
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/rkfyef/talons_cockpit_is_brilliant/
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Not that robust workhorses of the CIG fleet can't be in a state of rolling disrepair too
These pleas always get lots of upvotes shovelled onto them...
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/1kgb37i/please_fix_the_hull_c/
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Not that robust workhorses of the CIG fleet can't be in a state of rolling disrepair too
These pleas always get lots of upvotes shovelled onto them...
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/1kgb37i/please_fix_the_hull_c/
This was my favorite line of freighters when they were first announced. I'm just so sad they couldn't get to do it right, it would have been awesome if they did.
Just hoping we'll get to see it's equivalent in ED one day sans the game breaking bugs of course
Viajero
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I dont know man...
This alone already suggests that poster is as naive as your average SC player, if not more. He gobbles up all figures as accurate at face value... and fails to realize any of the glaring double dipping and inconsistencies in it. You need to go a bit into the "detail provided" for that, alas:
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These people who implemented broken and buggy server meshing tech in SC? Why would CCP want to hire these people?
Oh student hire guy left too.
That is 3 talking heads from the shiny 'meshing tests went great' vid gone now though, within 4 months or so. (2 top end producers and one guy from the trenches)
Maybe they used the vid as a showreel
Hilarious amounts of 'Now CIG's never-before-done tech can spread!' in the comments.
And seemingly, one naysaying dev
And seemingly, one naysaying dev
Hilarious amounts of 'Now CIG's never-before-done tech can spread!' in the comments.
And seemingly, one naysaying dev
not buying thats a dev