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Holy poo poo CIG does it again. Especially nice is that they only felt compelled to say anything about it after people brought it up from being on the game screens. Someone competent would have timed the letter from the chairman to launch the moment 2.6 was available. Though really someone actually competent would not have to switch engine after 5 years and a hundred and thirty million dollars worth of game development.
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TheAgent posted:hello Showing up?
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It still baffles me how much time and effort Citizens spend dreaming about the most mundane poo poo like dress code enforcement in a game that doesn't even have the most basic play mechanics set.quote:As mentioned in ATV, they want to make it so you aren't just running around with your helmet on all the time. To make it expensive or otherwise desirable NOT to be wearing it 24/7 to create interesting moments when you are running to suit up. https://www.reddit.com/r/starcitizen/comments/6ywjfq/thoughts_on_making_wearing_your_helmet_expensive/
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 Things with more viewers than the game which will change Space Sims forever: An 11 year old WWII RTS A 29 year old console game Farming Simulator 2017
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What an amazing day.
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kw0134 posted:That's the question though; if there was a serious chance of settling, plaintiffs should be thumping a summary of the complaint on Ortwin's desk, saying there's an easy way to do this or a hard way before heading down to the courthouse and making it official. Trials are inherently risky, lengthy and expensive, and a quick but large settlement serves everyone's needs, including the defendant's. I've been involved in a few patent and civil liability suits, and those rarely go to trial, but they do often involve a lot of discovery and depositions and reports before they settle. A lot of the time, the two sides consider it worth going through those initial expenses to size up their chances, and also to try to get a better settlement, so it's not uncommon for settlements to be reached the day before the start of the full trial.
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I kept reading that as a Stimpit, which is a totally different thing than a simpit.
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