STAR CITIZEN GAMEPLAY SOFTWARE
What I see (and what I understand from the info we get and compare with my own experience - I am a senior software tester, but alas not for games) the project is a fairly normal, boring software development project with milestones and delays and setbacks and revamps.
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Is SC development moving slower than it could if they would cut some corners ? I think so. Download the Desktop or Mobile app to record, edit, and share your Star Citizen gameplay runs in the background and with the press of a hotkey automatically clips the last 10 seconds to 10 minutes of your Star Citizen gameplay. Now compare that with the level of perfectionism that is put into SC. And that is a fairly simple, straightforward game that one could click together in a year (with less polish but nevertheless). It is rumored to be released in fall 2018 but I won't hold my breath. I think planetary body and 'deep space' exploration will likely be the main portions of exploration gameplay. It's been put up on Steam early access, then pulled back again (probably too early to access). It also will be difficult to hide new systems from data miners and we know there should be 100 systems with known jump points they need to develop. This will rely on various new backend tech, including Virtual AI, the NPC Scheduler, and Security Service. However despite "Descent" being a far smaller project it's been on since 2015 and we haven't seen much of that either. CI are working on gameplay for tracking Enabling players to track criminals via a mobiGlas security app linked to distress beacons, comm arrays, air traffic control systems, cameras, and NPC informants. I am an SC backer and I also backed Petersen's project. Get up to speed in the Star Citizen basics in 1 hour with this guide This Star Citizen New Player guide will teach you the basics of getting into the game, getting your gear and ship, taking off. Let me put that into the proper pespective for you: One of the early figureheads of Star Citizen, Eric "Wingman" Petersen did his own Kickstarter project, a follow up to the classic "Descent". People have no clue how much effort large software projects require and come up with apple-orange comparisions "oh but game xy took much less time". I understand that many people love to critisize SC for their development speed (and I expect I will get a ton of downvotes for not joining in) but quiet frankly that's just nonsense.
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