After raising over $800 million from its community, Star Citizen's developer delays the release of a new ship upgrade as players baulk at having to pay for it
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"For future gameplay kit introductions, we’ll ensure these items are obtainable in-game on day one."

Just when you think Chris Roberts’ retirement fund program brrrrrrrrrrrr couldn’t get anymore absurd, they manage to surprise. Even the so-true long time backers thought it was going too far.

Witkin then claimed the reason CIG pulled the trigger too fast on flight blades is because the developer is having a busy year. “We’re pushing 11 patches this year instead of 4. We’re crushing more bugs than ever, building more exciting content, moving faster than ever to make the Persistent Universe a better experience for everyone, and in moving that fast, we missed a step.”

morshupls Folks, we totally overlooked the monetization factor of this soon to be released new nickel and dime scheme.

  • certified sinonist@lemmygrad.mlEnglish
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    2 days ago

    I don’t see anything functionally different between what Star Citizen does, and what the most popular titles of the day do. At least Star Citizen is targeting middle aged space sim fans and not literal children.