AP posted:

EXPECTED RESULT
The cockpit should not be on fire when it spawns

Galarox posted:

:Caught up with the thread gif: Also I am taking requests (I run out of ideas tbh apart from "12 Angry men" & I am having trouble finding something I can work with on that)) for cool and good shops. Please post requests below

AP posted:

My understanding is that the only way CIG can terminate the contract is to go bankrupt.

TheAgent posted:

like I think 3.0 is okay if you move very slowly, do nothing fun, don't get into any combat situations, don't try and explore, don't try and do anything complex like shooting or crouching or running into walls or walking on planets

it's a perfect screenshot game

his nibs posted:

As someone who was looking forward to some hot space court action, I'm preparing myself for disappointment

http://www.cgmagonline.com/2018/01/12/crytek-v-star-citizen-defense-lands/

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pigJUSTAman
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3h

Dragonfly spawns flipped most of the time. Back doors in cutlass black are sometimes missing after spawning, even claming doesnt fixes that. My friend is a ping pong ball. Mobiglass is play and pray so it doesn't crash. Equipping items needs to be done many times in order to success(not always). Struggling with delivery missions to Olisar.

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rAxxt
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2h

I was getting frequent freezing, especially during landing and takeoff. I found a partial fix - the bug seems to be related to audio. I turned off music and changed music dynamic range to 'medium' and I turned ship verbosity to 'low' and my crashes have been MUCH less frequent. Thought I'd share.

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Msk2PL
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29m

Oh, you're asking me about issues? The game is unplayable. I get 0.7 - 4 fps on average (that is not a typo), the airlock doors don't open, EVA thrusters don't work and the game can't even close itself, so I have to use the task manager every time I play. I have 8 gigs of ram, but I didn't expect the game to run this badly even with a massive page file to compensate for the lack of ram.

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PrevailingYou 1 point 5 hours ago

My 315P is my main ship right now, its a bit better, you no longer fall out of the ship getting out of the ship, but its still not the luxury ship its meant to be.

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Ya, I have the same one. I like it. Getting cargo in that you pick up from outposts or the ground is impossible, though. Spent about 45 minutes trying to throw it in lol

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I've not tried cargo yet. I've heard you can't carry cargo in, only buy it due to the ladder. I have a feeling they will replace it with a lift or a ramp.

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danidas 1 point 4 hours ago

Land the ship upside down as it is easier to load cargo into it that way.

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The doors function as a handy ramp, just be mindful of the artificial gravity.

Dusty Lens posted:

Didn't he get taken out in an earlier scene?

Quavers posted:

big nipples big life posted:

Maybe we will finally get to hear from the infamous Robert Space

Pixelate posted:

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EXPECTED RESULT: I did not expect a teal shaped box or my ship to "tear" into 2d images.

D_Smart posted:

You see, this is why they teach BOTH reading AND reading comprehension in school.

Spooder-Mun posted:

In conclusion, Canada is a land of contrasts.

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Eventual VR support is still something Canada will be looking into - but right now we're focused on being a new country and drinking the sap of virgin trees. Thanks for letting us know you are interested!

D_Smart posted:

It's already up on Pacer.

History Comes Inside! posted:

Is Leonard French a backer or just a bad lawyer

Edit: he's just skipped over "and squadron" to avoid making it clear Chris was talking about it as a separate game lol

Pixelate posted:

Beet Wagon posted:

Citizens are completely unsure which direction to run.

Zzr posted:

Is this cat ok ?

peter gabriel posted:

Thoatse posted:

whoever posted posted that can gently caress right off

happyhippy posted:

Aha, you forgot one thing they make!

MOCAP!

There must be hundreds of terrabytes of Chris rolling around the ground at least.

Galarox posted:

This one was fun to do:

trucutru posted:

If you have the time and think it's funny enough, could you make an "Ecce Homo" painting 'shop with before and after restoration (by Chris) images?

WarpDogs posted:

Hey so I feel legitimately dumb for having to ask this, but what's the big deal behind the latest court response? Everyone is acting like Derek called something, but I can't tell what

It just looks like more posturing, which would be expected. Doesn't seem the needle has really moved one way or the other, or that we're any closer to the ELE

Is there something more substantial that I'm just seeing?

G0RF posted:

next level Whale fracking

Thoatse posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6e5fs8hMEFw

Dusty Lens posted:

In Finnish "you move the model around the map" translates to "Fli lori yanz aibl buejor leirut erij" so as an acronym it holds water.

In English I generally agree as Flight of the Conchords suggests a stable flight model but the only time I've ever seen them in space they were absolutely rubbish.

So honestly I'm split right down the middle on this one.

G0RF posted:

If you want an even-handed summary, the Kotaku UK translation of Level’s story about the 24 Year Feud is a good read.

G0RF posted:

If these ship numbers are current I might revisit and update the chart. A specific detailed focus on Ships themselves might be especially rich given that Ships are now and long have been their primary business priority. The difficulty in the earlier versions was finding current sources. I opted to use that Kristen-created ship chart that shows groups by manufacturer since backers saw it as authoritative.

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“One of my big goals in Hollywood was to try and build the same sense of world that I did in my game worlds […] Outlander is a great example of this. I helped make sure we did a truly exceptional amount of pre-production, really building all the details of the world in just the same way we used to at Origin. And I would say that I learned a lot in the process that we’re going to bring to Star Citizen,” Roberts told Gog.com in 2012. The only problem with Outlander — apart from the fact that critics considered it an entertaining train wreck, at best — was that it grossed $7 million, having cost $47 million to produce.

Virtual Captain posted:

SomethingJones posted:

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So I mean it's good because we don't, we don't WASTE like final art or anything like that, we just, you know EXPAND UPON this thing until we've got... until we KNOW all the things that it needs to do, ehm... and then... and once we've got that we can build this thing PROPERLY, knowing all the pieces

Krycek posted:

Why in the gently caress did crytek agree to give crobberts a special deal on licensing fees? He had nothing to show, no proof of concept, so what made them think that star citizen would be such a blockbuster that they needed to be involved?

Legal posted:

In the meantime, We'd ask that anyone here cease viewing and redistributing that media as it is the result of a serious NDA breach and is currently the object of a suit.

alphabettitouretti posted:

Hey so what ever happened to the Endeavour? They are well on their way to making that one I assume. That thing was an entire game's worth of technical debt all by itself.