Yeah, i'm sure. But i mean stuff that gets posted here. I can't watch it all, but i can watch the bits posted by skeptics and the faithful alike when posted here, as long as not crazy long.
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Yeah, i'm sure. But i mean stuff that gets posted here. I can't watch it all, but i can watch the bits posted by skeptics and the faithful alike when posted here, as long as not crazy long.
It's full of more irritating and gamebreaking bugs than any patch since 3.3 at the moment...trust me. Another entire ship eaten by a truckstop complete with 200K imaginary money in cargo along with it as I landed to sell the stuff.... 3rd time in 2 days. Then I played 'guess the hangar' to find my ship for half an hour. I'm now almost penniless in game purely through gamebreaking bug nonsense. Thankfully, I'll be relatively flush again with the next major patch sometime this year
I won't even attempt to list the major gamebreaking bugs I've noted and suffered through since the 3.5 live build was prematurely regurgitated from the PTU way too early...there's just too many bugs for it to be playable.
I didn't even have the heart to fling the HOTAS about after watching my earned in game credits and the hours of trading chucked down the pan again...I just rested my head gently on my keyboard and sighed.
3.5 is a complete bugfest, I doubt you'll hear any other reasonable opinion from fanboi and detractor alike...If you do read otherwise, feel free to serve them a virtual slapping since they're obviously not playing it.
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What is the size of the client, ball park?
I am not sure I have space for SC Free Fly events anymore on my SSD
40 - 50 GB. Its big.
Yeah, that's a problem for me. I'm not freeing up space on my SSD for a broken tech demo, meaning load times will be abysmal.
I'm sure your grand will buy you more bugs to enjoy
I'm still intrigued why you believe critics of the project have been "hurt by Chris Roberts so much more than I could ever be" though. Please tell me the nature of this hurt so that I may better perceive it. How have I been struck down by not embracing the pre-alpha?
Some people can be easily coerced into paying more than they should,it usually involves a hard sell of some sort,precisely the tactics used by CR.
What you’ve done is pay at least 10 times as much for a game,in advance,on the assumption that the things CR has thought of will actually turn into a compelling game.
Currently 7 years in and it’s still in alpha,a fraction of the game is in and almost exclusively broken.
FailureToReport explains more about Free Fly weekend
I may be paranoid here but i’ve noticed a distinct lack of SC YouTube vids that are critical. Are people just getting bored of pointing out the obvious or has CR spent some money to bury these sort of uploaders?
Partly because it's boring, since it's been done and it never changes; partly because you immediately get assaulted and harassed — complete with faked reports, threats, abuse, and general wishes of your impending death — by one of, if not the most disgustingly toxic “support” communities in all of gaming.
I agree.....beside that I also get a bit tired to repeat myself again&again and instead I found easier to point on fewer things that gets improved in SC.....
Exclusive: The Saga Of 'Star Citizen,' A Video Game That Raised $300 Million—But May Never Be Ready To Play
Video game legend Chris Roberts has spent seven years building "Star Citizen," drawing in money from average gamers in the world's biggest crowdfunded project outside cryptocurrency. The game is still not done.
www.forbes.com
Faked reporting would certainly put an end to a channel pretty swiftly. Freedom of speech doesn’t seem to be a priority in these strange times.
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Exclusive: The Saga Of 'Star Citizen,' A Video Game That Raised $300 Million—But May Never Be Ready To Play
Video game legend Chris Roberts has spent seven years building "Star Citizen," drawing in money from average gamers in the world's biggest crowdfunded project outside cryptocurrency. The game is still not done.
Bit bold if you ask me. Will be interesting to see if CIG responds in any way like they did to the Escapist...
Oh. Oh my.Exclusive: The Saga Of 'Star Citizen,' A Video Game That Raised $300 Million—But May Never Be Ready To Play
Video game legend Chris Roberts has spent seven years building "Star Citizen," drawing in money from average gamers in the world's biggest crowdfunded project outside cryptocurrency. The game is still not done.
Oooh… myyy…
Would it be bad form to just quote the entire article, but piece by piece? Or would including the bits about Sandi be required to not fall afoul of any kind of rules of being very very very very mean to people?
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Oh boy oh boy. That made me smirk
Coming from Forbes, no less. These are words of war, i wonder if the cultists will invoke The Dark One (since he's behind anything and everything) or that Forbes is being paid by goons ? haha. Very entertaining article, kinda repeats what we know already but the audience is much, much larger this time around...Exclusive: The Saga Of 'Star Citizen,' A Video Game That Raised $300 Million—But May Never Be Ready To Play
Video game legend Chris Roberts has spent seven years building "Star Citizen," drawing in money from average gamers in the world's biggest crowdfunded project outside cryptocurrency. The game is still not done.
Its a very skeptical view of it, pretty much mirroring the opinions of many here, and totally the opposite of how the faithful view it.
Gold quote here from CR:
LOL... what's he comparing it to? Jet Set Willy?
Oh. Oh my.
Oooh… myyy…
Would it be bad form to just quote the entire article, but piece by piece? Or would including the bits about Sandi be required to not fall afoul of any kind of rules of being very very very very mean to people?
Sandi's quote about all the martketing being viral by the community is an outright lie. Their own channel is full of marketing videos.
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