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davislane1
And what did Derek Smart ever accomplish?
In game dev? More than everyone in this thread combined.
And what did Derek Smart ever accomplish?
I'm familiar with Smart's history. When Star Citizen finally implodes or is severely pruned, he's going to go from being "incompetent" to "powerful Internet sith lord who single handedly destroyed Star Citizen out of jealousy."
As I've said in every thread about this game, I'd love to see it succeed as advertised. I don't believe it will because there are too many correlating indicators betraying a fundamentally unsound project. If, by some feat of tenacity, Chris Roberts and crew manage to Tom Brady this Frankenstein and turn sliding deadlines and scope creep into an overtime win, I'll happily fork over about $1,000 for the game and top of the line hardware upgrades to experience it in all of its glory. As of now, however, Star Citizen is little more than hope and about $148,000,000 in change.
Nice story man... but DS has always and I mean always failed to everything he attempted in 2 decades... including trying to destroy CR his intimate ennemy. SQ42 is coming in the next 12 months, this is fact.
it should have been out a long time ago and it's just a small part of the game (it won't even be feature complete when they release it - you'll just be testing an early build). don't be happy that they are giving you breadcrumbs.But they are focusing and Squadron 42 is out pretty soon. They have work to show for everything else.
it should have been out a long time ago and it's just a small part of the game (it won't even be feature complete when they release it - you'll just be testing an early build). don't be happy that they are giving you breadcrumbs.
Well, here's the thing, "Star Citizen", is already a rousing success........ well um, for Chris Roberts anyway. As for the hangers on, supporters, suckers, or however someone chooses to categorize them, IMHO, they have their cyber-heads so far up their cyber-a**es, it doesn't really matter what eventually happens....[ ]...As for the raging people who seem more pissed off then those people who put money into it. Just chill out, raging because you think your right is really pointless. The fact is people who like the game won't listen to you and people who didn't buy it don't care. If you want to gloat wait til the game has failed then your right. Until then your just an *** who thinks they know more then other folks.
Enjoy the ride and hope for the best!
Well, here's the thing, "Star Citizen", is already a rousing success........ well um, for Chris Roberts anyway. As for the hangers on, supporters, suckers, or however someone chooses to categorize them, IMHO, they have their cyber-heads so far up their cyber-a**es, it doesn't really matter what eventually happens.
Mr. Roberts is using a very similar, if not identical scam, to the ones always being perpetuated by Elon Musk. First Musk will run his mouth about starting a business, which has little to no chance of coming to fruition perhaps not even during his lifetime. Then, he starts passing the hat around. The more fools he ropes in, the more it emboldens him to ask for more money. In the everyday vernacular of grifters, this is known as, "the long con".
You hang in there though, I'm sure "Star Citizen" will be coming to a planet near you......er.....eventually.
Most likely your first born...!"For a pledge of 45 Dollars you gain access to the Alpha" How much do you have to pledge to reach Operating Thetan Level 8?
And you imagine the fact that you're "turned off", is supposed to matter exactly why?I'm easily turned off buy authors and websites that post clickbait. Please don't do this in the future Cal J.
Um, then what was I playing on that free play week? digitally-induced delusions?The game does NOT have a working alpha!
Those things are real, at least I'm pretty sure they are, or maybe not, or then again I don't rememberUm, then what was I playing on that free play week? digitally-induced delusions?
So are you suggesting that, "not exactly vaporware", is all that could, or should, be expected at the $150.000.000.investment mark? Chris Roberts must have quite the personality, look how many he's stolen, leaving interplanetary hungry zombies in his wake.It may not be an alpha specifically, but even a pre-alpha is a indication that the game is not exactly vaporware.
Oooo, "SOMETHING", (note the bold). Oh well, who knows, maybe the floppy disc will make a comeback and you can download your copy of the game, 144 MB at a time, for every additional million dollars raised.They have SOMETHING to show for their effort, so your "they do not have an alpha" counter does not prove that they have nothing to show for the money given to them.
Chris Roberts has not disappeared, he has not stopped working on the game, nor has "robbed" $150 million from his investors. The game is being made as we speak, and as long as there are no obvious signs of failure, I'm not going to be the Pessimistic Fearmonger you enjoy being (I mean c'mon, CaptainCranky?") . I'm also not going to go out of my way to construct falsehoods just to justify what I can only assume is jealousy over Chris Robert's level of success.So are you suggesting that, "not exactly vaporware", is all that could, or should, be expected at the $150.000.000.investment mark? Chris Roberts must have quite the personality, look how many he's stolen, leaving interplanetary hungry zombies in his wake.
where do you get this nonsense? Is this really something you believe, or are you trolling me?Oooo, "SOMETHING", (note the bold). Oh well, who knows, maybe the floppy disc will make a comeback and you can download your copy of the game, 144 MB at a time, for every additional million dollars raised.
Well anyway, here is, (ostensibly), a list (possibly incomplete), of the most expensive video games ever produced. (At least according to Wiki): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_expensive_video_games_to_develop Please do take note that "Star Citizen", is 2nd or 3rd on the list. But you know what, those games are all complete, and on the street.
This is why I enjoy the internet so much. If someone has a different outlook from a poster, that person is "trolling" the aforementioned poster. The underlying context coming out of the OP is, "you only think you know it all, I actually do".....[ ]...where do you get this nonsense? Is this really something you believe, or are you trolling me?
Well, even someone as ancient as myself has grown up in the era of big business. Which means if you want a new car, you can saunter on down to the dealer of your choice, sign on the dotted line, then drive it away. This is opposed to listening to someone like Elon musk's perpetual line of bullsh!t, which amounts to nothing more than, "give me money for a new Tesla today, which I will gladly supply a few years hence". (Parenthetically, "if all goes well").Ok, great, the game is expensive. what's your point? that's why they crowd-funded it in the first place.
As I mentioned before, I have not put a dollar down on this game, I will be happy to when It's closer to completion (I'm not completely foolish) and when I have some spare cash. I'm not saying this game will be a success, I'm saying your just as foolish to go fully against it without any real evidence of foul play.
Why thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! (y)I salute you!
out of context replies, nonsense piled on top of nonsense, and you even managed a bit of Grammar Nazi at teh end.
You are a true master!
The "only an alpha release", is not the only concern, nor the most serious, as far as I'm concerned.I really like when people bring up the " they only have an alpha / they have nothing to show" flags.
They have things to show week by week more and more. With 3.0 the game will grow bigtime.
Also it's stupid to bring this up at all, you can argue about that when it's released. I don't think any game had much to show at alpha state at about 2/3 of their dev times.
The "only an alpha release", is not the only concern, nor the most serious, as far as I'm concerned.
I would want to know how much Roberts paid for said houses and cars. Also, if they were bought for cash. Crowd funding and donations are rife with the possibility for abuse. Knowing whether Roberts paid $400,00 for a home he financed, or a $1,000,000 for a home in cash, would, and should, make a great deal of different in the perception we have of him, and conclusions we draw about him.
The only thing that's clear from your reply, is that English is likely your 4th language, or you dropped out of 4th grade.Do not ask why company Finance are mostly never provided unless they are on share market..... so much "expert" on internetyour conclusion to draw a line based on what CR pay in cash or credit clearly his a mark of total uneducated understanding and very little capacity to draw lines...
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