"CIG/RSI repeatedly argued that there is a playable game and that funds have been earned, but the judge did not rule that either."
What's available right now CIG says is a playable game and, I assume, that their obligations to the backers has already been met?
What do you make of this? What does a pledge really mean?
What do you think of that warframe update? What's next from there? A generated galaxy to explore? Watch that video!
I don't think discussing Star Citizen with you is worth my time. You're too invested in being right instead of wanting to understand.
I'm much more comfortable letting the game speak for itself - and it's getting very close to a point where it'll do that much, much better than I ever could.
As for Warframe, I think it's great in many ways - but it's not for me.
It's a confused game that's trying hard to maintain interest without a cohesive vision.
The developers have this "rockstar" attitude of being there only for the fans, and they enjoy going crazy and over-the-top with stuff, which is not really my kind of thing.
I think it would have been a much, much better game - for me - if they'd had the resources to do what they're doing now, during the design stage.
At this point, they have too many systems - with too many of them not really being a great fit for the core gameplay.
Also, much like Elite Dangerous - the content is repetitive as all hell. It has something like 3 hours worth of actual, meaningful story content - and most of that is intended for singleplayer.
But I love the core gameplay of fighting stuff - and I love the rich arsenal of the game.
It's also an extremely popular game - and it seems they've managed to convince a lot of people that their incredibly grindy economy is a great one.
So, no matter what - I think it has a bright future for its fans. If they manage to develop enough meaningful content for cooperative play, I'll be more than happy to play it.
For now, I've had my fill.
