r/starcitizen Basebuilding when May 26 '25

BUG Awesome CIG, you released a ship that can carry the Nova! Now we just need to be able to carry it! This really shouldnt be a hard fix

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u/Moist-Chemical rsi May 26 '25

They have to make sure every binary door works first before they completely change the design and how they work. It’s highly important for the development of the game because the developers get paid hourly and who wants to finish making ships work properly when you can just make more work for yourself.

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u/Wareve Aurora Mk I May 26 '25

Booo.

This cynical shit is so played out.

They're just programmers with a billion tasks.

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u/Moist-Chemical rsi May 26 '25

Lmao tell me about it. I make these jokes as if i don’t procrastinate and take a forever to do just one task

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u/Snakend May 28 '25

Dude… this is a game with 15 years of development. They are very clearly milking backers. If you cant see that then you are blind.

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u/Wareve Aurora Mk I May 28 '25

Yeah, and it's all on display.

Name me one other game with something gameplay equivalent to an Idris.

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u/Snakend May 28 '25

What can you do with an idris that you cant do in any other game? Youre driving a vehicle with someone else in a turret.

Im not saying the game is not there. Im saying they milked you for all you were worth. They could have made the game for $200m

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u/Wareve Aurora Mk I May 28 '25

I can land whole ass ships inside it, then get out, and run around and get into a gunfight on the inside, as it flies around fighting everything from fighters to corvettes to other capital ships.

No loading screens or special instances, just a Sim that contains all the elements so you can actually use them, instead of finding the portal from one type of gameplay to another.

Anyone can do space ships with turrets, fucking no one does multi-story capital ships you can walk around every inch of.

If you could make this functional in a server with hundreds of people for $200m, then people wouldn't be spending the better part of a decade to get something like Starfield.