Star Citizen, Roberts Space Industries - Chris Roberts' life support and retirement fund [2012-]
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That isn't the reason. Starfield is complete while elder scrolls has been in development for only a few mins
You can say that for anything really if its the same company. Game Scope has expanded , it takes longer and longer to create a game esp a large RPG like bethesda makes. Two RPG franchises weren't going to cut it so they are including a third. I actually wouldn't be surprised they included a 4th at some point. Remember when you are first making a game there is a lot of work that goes on that doesn't need a huge amount of developers on it.
Silent_Buddha
Legend
And with Lawlman in there, the goofs, plenty of goofs.
But they do showcase lots of little details that many large AAA studios still ignore. Like you can hop on the tram which in game serves only one purpose as a trasition between areas of a city.Or that while technically impressive that you can land a starship on a planet, and then drive your vehicle onto the starship, then take off with the vehicle in the starship with people sitting in the vehicle in the starship looking at and being seen by the crew of the starship and even communicating between them ... once you're in space you can also jettison the vehicle and its passengers out into space.
And if you are too close to the planet, your vehicle will slowly plummet back to the surface!So many things in this game are only possible because they basically have unlimited development funds.
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SB
There used to be only individual modules and now everything is united in Star Citizen.
With over 800 internal employees they are now one of the larger studios. With the majority working on Squadron 42 work on Star Citizen is a little slower. But a lot of work is being copied over to Star Citizen. When Squadron 42 arrives I'm curious to see whether they'll concentrate on Star Citizen afterwards or whether they'll make another single player.
There will be a lot of changes to Star Citizen because they are working on almost everything. I'm looking forward to the new interface for navigation. Then the power gameplay for multiplayer mechanics in large spaceships. Then soft body physical ship armour, AI crew members, more tools for spacesuits, more combat gadget, bigger ground combat missions. Just looking at the artwork for the new bunkers it looks extremely promising on an epic scale.
With over 800 internal employees they are now one of the larger studios. With the majority working on Squadron 42 work on Star Citizen is a little slower. But a lot of work is being copied over to Star Citizen. When Squadron 42 arrives I'm curious to see whether they'll concentrate on Star Citizen afterwards or whether they'll make another single player.
There will be a lot of changes to Star Citizen because they are working on almost everything. I'm looking forward to the new interface for navigation. Then the power gameplay for multiplayer mechanics in large spaceships. Then soft body physical ship armour, AI crew members, more tools for spacesuits, more combat gadget, bigger ground combat missions. Just looking at the artwork for the new bunkers it looks extremely promising on an epic scale.
Despite crises, negative press, etc. CIG's revenues are constant with positive development. They are more resilient than I would have expected.
Looking at this CIG could make a better VR experience than Facebook. The possibilities would be large in SC. In SC you could meet with your friends in your skycraper apartment where you can look out of the window and watch all the movement and busy day-to-day business. Then you can go into your spaceship and start a journy with them. Where to? Maybe to the volcano or the dangerous pirate areas. Everything with a very beautiful and high-quality look.
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The models / avatars might even have legs!
Lol fuck man. I was there for Jita IV. Shit was crawling so bad. I’m not even sure how my hurricane exploded.Back in the day we merely called this "lag".
cheapchips
Veteran
It's probably approaching a significant anniversary of it's original release date. They've asked no one send gifts but cash would be appreciated.
nothing of significance. I'd wager 2024 at this point. 10 years after the original launch date lol !
I'm thinking more like: "Son, your daddy bought this video game three girlfriends before your daddy met your mother. Now that you are old enough, I'm giving it to you. To have, as I have had. Perchance, when you yourself have children, that they may be able to play it."
Like an heirloom watch being passed down, except worth remarkably less
You can make a tablet into additional controls
I got a $50 10 inch amazon fire tablet and use one of these
