Star Citizen - The Future of MMOs

Hey guys and gals just want to tell you about star citizen an awesome indie developed game in which I believe will be the future of MMOs since it allows players to have such a variety of choices, whether you're a humble miner. Or perhaps want to join the local military squadrons or a civilian police force? Or maybe you are more of a mercenary or black market dealer looking to make some spare cash. Or are you a space pirate here for destruction and chaos? It seems to suit all needs and I hope you guys like it and show your friends. If you do pledge please be sure to notify me and I'm trying to see how many people I can get to join star citizen. No commission just a sense of personal achievement is what I'm looking for.

https://robertsspaceindustries.com/pledge/single-ship-packages
https://robertsspaceindustries.com

 

Was about to report this, but this game looks fucking awesome.

 

This game is probably the most crowd sourced game ever. Im pretty sure it comes to like $2.1 million, so it better be god damn good.

 

friend of mine has already been in game its its pretty damn nice

 

The funding so far is just under $49 million, why report it btw? I'm not a bot haha just wanted to share what my mates shared with me.

 

doubt i'll ever play it but the graphics look out of this world

 

If it gets the funding and plays as advertised, it could be the best game in history. If EVE online had a more interesting/fun combat system it would be, and this game may just fill that category.

 

I honestly think that at this point it is SO hyped that it cannot possibly live up to the hype machine.

 

thats how i felt about eso, then i was let down.

 

Anyone with any knowledge on TES series knew that it was going to be shit from first BETA. I played them all and bought it anyway, but mostly because I'll sell the beta-account in a few years.

Companies don't know when to let things die, but of course, idiots keep buying product. *Cough call of duty*

Also, 4k posts :noworry:

 

ESO died due to management etc wanting to make a cash grab, several people who did official testing gave feedback which was palmed off by the developers due to the increasing cost.