I Kickstarted for $125 and go the Freelancer. The hangar is pretty smart IMO, a great way of getting people to spend more $$$.
Star Citizen, Roberts Space Industries - Chris Roberts' life support and retirement fund [2012-]
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Silent_Buddha
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Hell, I just realized that while I kicked in (before they did their Kickstarter), I don't know if I ever created an account or anything. 
Regards,
SB
Regards,
SB
I'm not sure if I want to spend money now on a better ship (just have Aurora) or wait till the full game and have the satisfaction of actually working for it in-game. I liked the interview with Chris Roberts in Germany where he describes the WC players that now have careers and families and don't have the time to spend in-game so they can at least get a ship they want. That's me pretty much.
Just a heads up. Life time insurance ends on the 26th of nov. So if anyone wants to buy a ship and was part of the kickstarter , its now or never.
Also if someone wants to get in now , one of the founders (like my self and other sin the thread) can gift you a ship and it retains life time insurance.
Also if someone wants to get in now , one of the founders (like my self and other sin the thread) can gift you a ship and it retains life time insurance.
Would u like me to pm u of it goes on sale ?
Thanks for the offer. I'm assuming I'd know though as I'm an early adopter in the original kickstarter. All I have at the moment is the entry level Aurora.
I hope that comes out well , I have to many fond memories of wing commander to have backed that over this
Bought Wing Commander collection, barely played it.
I thoroughly enjoyed Strike Commander though.
Always hesitant to pay for more, but I have already gone insane enough to
1/Pay before I try
2/Pay before reviews
3/Fund w/o benefits
That's probably enough madness for a single title.
On the other hand I'm wondering about getting Elite Dangerous... ^^
I thoroughly enjoyed Strike Commander though.
Always hesitant to pay for more, but I have already gone insane enough to
1/Pay before I try
2/Pay before reviews
3/Fund w/o benefits
That's probably enough madness for a single title.
On the other hand I'm wondering about getting Elite Dangerous... ^^
The Gaming Gods have decided that wing commander fans should install the wing commander saga (free)
http://www.wcsaga.com/
http://www.wcsaga.com/
Bouncing Zabaglione Bros.
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Anvil Aerospace Hornet:
What makes you think you need to not have a job to play an MMO? You can play as much or as little as you want and can probably find many people playing and progressing at a similar pace. Not everyone is trying to be first or best in an MMO and you can have fun without being a top tier achiever.
Or were you just trying to take a poorly aimed cheap shot at MMO's?
I played a couple MMORPG with a job, it's really fine, just decide when and how long your play sessions will be. If you have friends busy with their lives you can just try to sync your play sessions, that's what I do with a few friends, we have a mumble server too, that helps.
I guess that was not the right way to put it.
The only MMO I've tried is Guild Wars 2, and I think it's a fantastic game, but I never felt like I was making much progress. I was just another wimp in a world full of other players who were almost universally more powerful and better at the game than me (and invested much, much more time into it).
On the other hand I had a blast playing through Skyrim and Morrowind, and became uber powerful in a small fraction of the time it would take in any MMO.
I don't fancy MMOs, and I feel like I would like them a lot more if I had more time to invest in them, like I did before I had a full time job. To each his own.
