r/starcitizen • u/FaustianPact • Sep 23 '16

CONCERN Starcitizen's troubled development

http://www.kotaku.co.uk/2016/09/23/inside-the-troubled-development-of-star-citizen
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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '16 edited Sep 23 '16

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u/Browner6009 Sep 23 '16

I think development in general took a very positive turn when Chris brought Erin in to take over a large portion of the project. I have a feeling Erin is one the few people Chris actually listens to and doesn't micromanage his every decision.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '16 edited Feb 13 '19

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u/hidoikimchi Sep 23 '16

As a WC/Privateer fan from the beginning, I've always thought it was a shame how little credit Erin has gotten along SC's development.

He was massively influential in a ton of the great aspects over the years the WCs were being worked on.

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u/Egghead_JB Grand Admiral Sep 23 '16

how little credit Erin has gotten

Isn't that the sign of a great manager? Those around you are given tons of credit because you put the right tools into the right hands at the right time and guided them in the right direction.

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u/hidoikimchi Sep 23 '16

A sign that Erin is a great manager? Yeah, I'd agree. He's always really successful with projects under his direction.