Wow, I never thought we'd get to this point.
Went from Crusader, jumped in my Hornet, flew out into space, checked out the space station from afar during an EVA, warped to another planet, entered the atmosphere, landed on the surface, explored the surface on foot, departed the planet, warped to a comm array, did an EVA inside the satellite and interfaced with the computer terminal.
Just an epic experience and I am glad I stuck with backing the development! The possibilities seem endless with this quantum leap in universe seamlessness.
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"My Fantasy is having two men at once...
One Cooking and One Cleaning!"
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"A good man can make you feel sexy,
strong and able to take on the whole world...
oh sorry...that's wine...wine does that..."
I'm more excited for the next update being the biggest content expansion, Hurston is the first planet and city the game will get, with its moons, if they manage that alone it'll be great.
Things bode well for SC this year, it's not the naysaying that's going to determine its future.
It will be interesting to see what they manage to do with 3.3, will they get OCS and bind culling in, will it improve performance or will it just allow them to add more to the game etc, will they get ship purchases in and so on.
I'm glad the most ambitious gaming development in history is actually making progress after all this time.
As time goes on and we see more, posters will get more optimistic, but all the indie MMOs have similar issues. They take an age to develop while trying to keep the hype up and the funds coming in. The more hype you put out, the more people start asking, "are we there yet."
ED, I know it gets tiring comparing them, did twice as much in half the time on a quarter of the funding.
At this point the game looks like an awesome game engine with no game in it yet.
btw wait for the game really launch, then you can call it a game changing or whatever, for now even calling this a game, is kinda a strong word for it
Star Citizen has reached more milestones that ANY other crowdfunded game, as well more than most MMO's. Their smallest moon which you can go land on right now has a crater that fits Arma 3 map, COD map, Battlefield map all just in the crater of the moon... The scale, possibilities and features already implemented are beyond what others dream of.
Some people just dont have $40 to invest into a game so they hate on it.
Maybe you can just try it the next free flight, check in some useful guides for new players or join a group of players also playing and you'll be able to check it by yourself.
To me it feels that people generally don't know what a Sandbox Sim is, they expect to play SC and the game to offer them that linearity to gameplay that is classic to MMO's, but SC just puts you in the game-world and what happens from there is up to you.
and last I know of i'm not a investor i'm a player, I could care less what the game is aiming to be, I just don't like useless hype, with this project have a lot
RE Moons, it's good but it's not really anything laudable, there are quite a few other games that provide the same size play area, if not even larger.
Gut Out!
What, me worry?
If you are holding out for the perfect game, the only game you play will be the waiting one.