Hi, Chris Roberts. Fuck you.
I've read the articles. I've watched the damn videos, to the point where I even summarize the 104TC ones so other people don't have to. I met you, Chris Roberts, sir, visited Santa Monica and had wonderful chats with both the community and development staff, and have had more than a few arguments with Ben Lesnick about the ways thing go on your shitstorm of a forum. I have followed development, at the source, since the Kickstarter. And you know what? CIG's progress is a fucking joke. We are nearing two years since the original timeline said the Dogfight Module would be out, when CIG first delayed things in the name of polish. We are 15 months past when Arena Commander was first released and the core gameplay experience remains a buggy, un-fun, poorly balanced mess missing massive portions of the mechanics that you continue to promise are right around the corner. We are 18 months past the original release date of the FPS (March 2014), six months past the second release date (March 2015), and the THIRD release date (end of September) has come and gone with still no FPS. This is in spite of an entire studio, with extensive CryEngine experience, being dedicated to developing
two fucking maps.
Star Citizen has been in development for over four years. You are two million dollars away from receiving four times the originally requested amount of $23 million. For that we have a shitty spaceflight tech demo, a glorified lobby full of guys ripped off from Call of Duty: Future War Porn, and a company that can't go Two Weeks without yet another bullshit controversy. The scope of this game, which was never terribly concrete to begin with, is utterly incomprehensible and yet continues to expand. There is no timeline, no accountability, and everything CIG has done in response to every controversy and criticism leveled at them has only damaged their standing. Anyone giving your company more money at this stage is either delusional or literally mentally handicapped, and should not be considered mentally competent to handle their own finances.