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I'm cool with an entirely new game as long as CCP keeps their anything-goes, player-driven ethos that was Eve Online's secret sauce

I'm excited about the prospect of CCP moving Eve Online onto a much needed new codebase I reluctantly gave up on Eve when I realized their gameplay would always be stuck in the '90s twelve years has been a long time to wait for Star Citizen to deliver on an improvement

I'll start to worry when CGI opens offices in a country without an extradition treaty with the U.S.

cool video! well done!

protip from an old carpenter: eliminate all the candidates without a shock absorbing fiberglass handle your carpal and cubital tunnels will thank you

and if it burns on the way out it's not the good stuff but it's too late to avoid the damage

this I want the game to give scope for creativity and choice but I also believe self-destruct should cost the character far more than the worth of the ship and its contents you should have diminished capabilities in your new incarnation

is this the Vaping for Wellness meeting? no? well, there certainly seem to be plenty of folk determined to get their minds right in various ways I feel like I fit right in here

big thanks to Dear Leader for taking the time to make a summary that saves all of us time while I am totally onboard with the new priorities, I wonder if they slow down the release schedule for new ships will CIG be able to afford to complete the game?

another thing Eve Online's devs learned early on was the need for Organizations of Orgs, which they termed Alliances in such a scenario in Star Citizen, TEST would/could/should be an Alliance

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form following function maybe?

boomer alert!

in Eve Online the mission runners and folks doing other types of PVE spend their Spacebux on expensive upgrades to optimise their productivity they don't put those maxed-out ships at risk the PVPers go for whichever ship has the best stats for its role in box-stock trim you want fast, cheap...

the way I think of it is, LTI = Warranty + Level 1 insurance

so TEST morphs into an alliance, an umbrella Org we can set up out of game comms if we need to supplement game-provided tools just require members of the guild-aligned Orgs take a Blood Oath of Loyalty to our Dear Leader, and then tax the Orgs for the funds to build stations and starships all...

all we've done here gamewise since 2013 is speculation and theorycrafting I'm not psyched up any more, and I've learned more patience than I want to know happily, the social aspects of TEST make the wait not only bearable, but fun

if you want to be a lurker you'll just have to make do with asteroid belts life's a bitch in the 'verse

thanks for sharing this

amen to the 20 Mhz '286, that was the spec of the first PC I built. But I splurged on a second Mb of ram and an 80 Mb HDD. When I discovered Wing Commander I added a 320x480 Hercules graphic card with an extra serial port for a Logitec joystick. Wireframe Hotness!