And neither has CIG/RSI. ("Worked on an AAA games" is subjective as SC/SQ42 do not have that "AAA" level of quality and completion as of this time)
Just thought I'd point that out, carry on all![]()
Could be because it's still in development, no?
And neither has CIG/RSI. ("Worked on an AAA games" is subjective as SC/SQ42 do not have that "AAA" level of quality and completion as of this time)
Just thought I'd point that out, carry on all![]()
Ha, that's rich! Derek Smart an expert on game development. He may be a failed game developer but he certainly doesn't have the chops to comment about what is successful and what isn't. He can most certainly comment on CIG's style of development but I personally don't put much stock in his opinion since he really hasn't created a successful game nor has he worked on a AAA game, afaik.
Fantastic please explain it to IceGrypon, he's gone cross eyed.
The only expert I know of in the field of trying valiantly to make massive space games, but largely failing is Derek Smart*.
And neither has CIG/RSI. ("Worked on an AAA games" is subjective as SC/SQ42 do not have that "AAA" level of quality and completion as of this time)
Just thought I'd point that out, carry on all![]()
Even if you state that he's largely failing, you still call him an expert in the field of making massive space games.
expert
ˈɛkspəːt/
noun
noun: expert; plural noun: experts
- 1.
a person who is very knowledgeable about or skilful in a particular area.
"an expert in health care"
Could be because it's still in development, no?
Absolutely, and with no end in sight for the foreseeable future. So my point stands![]()
I would also point out and counter that that most of the developers at CIG have AAA experience under their belt so technically that isn't correct.
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Uh-oh we just used Derek Smart name 3 times...... *waits for him to reappear*
Not really, a failed AAA production is still a AAA production, just a failed one.
You're still on it, nice. Let me just rephrase my original question. If you think he is an expert in making massive space games, what makes you think he is? (No, saying that he is very knowledgeable or skilful in a particular area is not an answer)
I could just make a 4km² map with a flat surface in CryEngine put a actor with a weapon in it, but that wouldn't make me an expert in making massive fps games but an idiot at best.
Depends what you mean by "failed". Doesn't AAA usually mean "best of the best" or "Top quality" usually? Hard to imagine many games that are of that callibre failing on anything really hence earning the AAA status.
I'm yet to see anything worthy or comparable of 'AAA' status from CIG/RSI tbh. I'm the kind of person who rates the meal after I eat though, not before.![]()
Well done briguy168 for helping you out there.
I regard Derek as an expert in the field of making massive space games that subsequently flop. This puts him in a unique position to judge SC due to the obvious similarities. Although Derek's never blown 117 million of other people's cash on one of his games so from a moral perspective he's far superior.
Failing as in caned, e.g. Titan. Not as in failing after release. If you're the person who rates the meal after you eat, not before, you may have to wait until the meal has been cooked before eating it...
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Wasn't that hard. So he basically is an "anti-expert", an expert in failing at making massive space games. Well CIG haven't failed yet, ELE is still on the way, 90 days tops.
Ah gotchaI understand your meaning now
I'd wait for this particular meal to finish cooking, but I'm fast approaching my forties now so time is a limiting factor![]()
If time is a limiting factor, you can either hope that the chef fails to cook you a meal (so you can end waiting for it) or go to another chef in the mean time and test his meal, because i don't see this chef getting your meal ready any time soon.
Here's the thing: When I do a Kickstarter for a game, of course I intend to use that money to build the game. And if I sit on my butt and not do that, then yes, people should hold my feet to the fire. And guess what, just saying "The money is gone!" isn't cutting it. Yes there's the risk of that happening, but what you're saying is that someone robbing a store in a bad neighborhood shouldn't be prosecuted because hey, you gotta live with the risk of robberies when you pop up your store in said bad neighborhood.
The risk is one thing. But you're setting it up as if one should EXPECT crowdfunding money to be gone without product, and if there actually is a product then we should all be extra grateful.
That's not how business work, and crowdfunding business is just that: a business.
Good thing I'm a full time software developer and although I don't write games for a living, I have used CE for professional applications. Oh and I am actually working on a multiplayer VR title on the side that's going up on Greenlight soonish.
And even if I wasn't a full time software dev, your argument makes no sense. You don't have to be a hen to spot a bad egg.
Plus the "game development takes time" thing has been debunked time and again. It's mostly brought up by the same people who proclaim that Elite Dangerous was in development for 14 years.
Newsflash: It didn't. And if you count the engine, then please kindly count the CryEngine development time too, because that's what SC uses. That would mean SC development started in 2002. Sounds silly? That's because it is. There's a direct quote from David Braben on when ED development began, and in his words he said that "nothing you see in the game was made before the KS".
Heh good plan, I've been eating at other resturants now for some time, the service is just 'better' and the meals are complete
Lol, thanks for making me hungry irl hahaha![]()
It seems that the other restaurants have been using a bit to much salt though.
Better that than dragging roadkill into the kitchen and pre-selling it as sirloin to more customers than your restaurant can seat.
Better that than dragging roadkill into the kitchen and pre-selling it as sirloin to more customers than your restaurant can seat.
maybe, but at least the comments aren't that salty.