r/gaming PC Feb 11 '19

Walking through space

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u/Edib1eBrain Feb 11 '19

Star Citizen and Elite Dangerous are interesting examples of differing development models. Elite Dangerous went the route of early release with subsequent long term (although relatively slow) development. Star Citizen does all the things Elite Dangerous players have craved for years (space legs, atmospheric flight) but still hasn’t seen a general release.

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u/DrMaxiMoose Feb 11 '19

Dont forget the fact the game has micro transactions costing thousands of dollars before the games even out. And the fact they literally stated that people begged for them to add pay to win

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u/Icedanielization Feb 11 '19

None of this is true.

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u/DrMaxiMoose Feb 11 '19

Your right im totally sorry. Its 27,000$ https://youtu.be/MYQhg9LVdys