Star Citizen
This is your community for everything related to Star Citizen - an up and coming epic space sim MMO being developed by Chris Roberts and Cloud Imperium Games.
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Useful links/tools/info
Official Links:
Other Links:
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Dev Tracker (Only works with Spectrum at the moment)
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Starchives (Query/Search all closed captions throughout all official videos)
Loadout Tools:
- Vehicle Loadout Tool (Erkul)
- Ship Performance Viewer (Includes a "RADAR detection calculator" which is great for checking stealth builds).
- FPS Loadout Finder/Loot Drop Calculator
- FPS Weapon Stats
Industrial Tools:
- Mining Locations and Scan Signatures (Regolith)
- Trading Tool and Player Marketplace (UEXCorp)
- Trading/Mining/Routing Tool (Gallog)
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I actually disagree that SC ever leveraged open development. Early videos were more theorycrafting and later stuff was more about maintaining confidence to keep the cash shop rolling (base game sales account for maybe 10-15% of their the money they get).
Something like Plan B: Terraform (you can literally discuss game mechanics, engine limitations, current features with devs on discord and steam) or Colony Survival do actually use open development.
That being said, while the title is a bit bombastic for my tastes, there is some interesting exploration of recent changes in CIG's video content strategy, that's why I decide to post this.
I think this could be interesting for non-sceptics as well.