The "vaporware" responses I inevitably get when I talk about Star Citizen in other video game forums/threads are becoming too frequent. So instead of typing a huge response to these nuckle heads.. I just want to post a link to a video and be done with the conversation... like dropping a mic at their feet and walking away.
So let's make that video, in a thoughtful, factual, unbiased manner if possible. ???
What would you use to argue either for or against SC being vaporware?
What I think so far:
-agile iteration release of public builds to date
-showcased tech in ATV videos
-Partnership with Amazon (would Amazon partner with a vaporware product company?)
-Partnership with Faceware (established company with working products for B2B)
But I'm not sure if this really proves that SC is not vaporware? I need a better argument or a better way angle to rebuttal.
Also it's common to run into the "misappropriation of funds" argument.
My thoughts are:
-It's very expensive to run a business with ~400 employees with all overhead
-there is (AFAIK?) only 2 revenue streams from new pledges and subscribers... though, I'd hope there would be other revenue sources?
-The labor/asset waste from redoing assets and work because of expanded scope and new technology is not necessarily misappropriation of funds, perhaps poor planning, what are your thoughts on this? There's also concept assets which were in the leaked build that were likely abandoned for whatever reason. (can show example if wanted).
How would you formulate all relevant data into a coherent argument that people can not refute?
Thank you
So let's make that video, in a thoughtful, factual, unbiased manner if possible. ???
What would you use to argue either for or against SC being vaporware?
What I think so far:
-agile iteration release of public builds to date
-showcased tech in ATV videos
-Partnership with Amazon (would Amazon partner with a vaporware product company?)
-Partnership with Faceware (established company with working products for B2B)
But I'm not sure if this really proves that SC is not vaporware? I need a better argument or a better way angle to rebuttal.
Also it's common to run into the "misappropriation of funds" argument.
My thoughts are:
-It's very expensive to run a business with ~400 employees with all overhead
-there is (AFAIK?) only 2 revenue streams from new pledges and subscribers... though, I'd hope there would be other revenue sources?
-The labor/asset waste from redoing assets and work because of expanded scope and new technology is not necessarily misappropriation of funds, perhaps poor planning, what are your thoughts on this? There's also concept assets which were in the leaked build that were likely abandoned for whatever reason. (can show example if wanted).
How would you formulate all relevant data into a coherent argument that people can not refute?
Thank you
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