>>6606 They better never release it. It's gonna come out be at best mediocre and a megaflop either way and then everyone will forget about it in 3 months. While as this ghostware they cam scam their paypigs endlessly and also keep their names relevant for as long as they want.

Didn't they have people pay over a thousand bucks for ships named after them?

>>6614 Oh yeah, you wouldn't believe how they scammed their paypigs over the years.

>>6606 >"At the time of this article’s publication, Star Citizen had raised $616,272,619 from just over 4.8 million accounts." SHEEEIT Why not just make a indie game, and sign up paypigs left & right with grandious claims, /kong/bros? Even if you only rake in a couple $millions -- or even just a few $100thousands -- that will be a big payday over being just a NEET. robertsspaceindustries.com/funding-goals

>>6624 That reminds me of the early days of paypigging, with crowdfunding campaigns like "pay us to do nothing".

>>6606 Starfield 2.0 here we go.

what genre this even supposed to be...

This photo shows people who paid $750 to attend this dinner, listen to a powerpoint presentation about some ship in the game and to be able to pay more money to purchase a ship in Scam Citizen. People who didn't attend can't buy this ship.

>>6640 This is some bizarre shit going on here. Money-laundering scheme maybe?

>>6648 Oh yeah. A sucker is born every minute, and you can sell a ship to him.

>>6640 lmao, look at all these videogamers

>>6640 >This photo shows people who paid $750 to attend this dinner that I couldn't afford, listen to a powerpoint presentation about some ship in the game and to be able to pay more money to purchase a ship in Star Citizen. People like me who didn't attend can't buy this ship. ftfy :)

This game is living proof that subhumans ruin every fucking hobby. Thanks a lot kikes.

>>6821 >This photo shows people who paid $750 to attend this dinner that I couldn't afford, listen to a powerpoint presentation about some ship in the game and to be able to pay more money to purchase a ship in Star Citizen. People like me who didn't attend can't buy this ship. Thank god. ftfy

>>6823 >This photo shows people who paid $750 to attend this dinner that I couldn't afford, listen to a powerpoint presentation about some ship in the game and to be able to pay more money to purchase a ship in Star Citizen. People like me who didn't attend can't buy this ship. Thank god I let my wife's boyfriend spend all my paycheck or my wife would have been really mad, maybe next month if I'm a good boy I can save some for a new ship. ftfy :)

>>6813 round

>>6813 That's no moon.