Inside Star Citizen: Design Brief: Cargo Career, Part I
This weeks episode details the future of cargo, where we explore freight elevators, hangars, cargo boxes, and more!
Both are terrific looking ships. I would have liked to see them go head to head later in the competition but I'm sure CIG knew they would knock out too many of their opponents that way.
If 600i doesn't imwin this year, it'll have a good chance the year when it gets reworked!
I've got enough store credit to get anything new 🤣
People are justified in being upset. We passed reasonable development a long time ago.
It should be no cash till SQ42 though, because Pyro isn't coming before that. But I guess that doesn't flow as well 🙂
Today moved on to the Scorpius VS Redeemer.
Redeemer seems a clear winner, but it's pretty close atm.
There was an ISC about these things a bit ago and it's intersting how mcuh variety they have already. I hope there's some intresting content for them in 3.20
Good to see the NPCs don't work in a local environment either.
While I generally agree, it's hard to argue with how much fucking money they've generated.
I hope they spend a few cycles to make my hambugers not sound like crisp apples...
It would be cool to be able to just drop these things into a vendor stall on a BMM or something to restock.
I'm not sure what else will be able to cause a spike again. Reddits behavior over the past month is pretty much as terrible as it can get. If people aren't moving to Lemmy anymore, it's going to take something apocalyptic to cause Lemmys usercount to grow again.
Lemmy isn't overloaded. Lemmy.world and Lemmy.ml are.
People need to move to other instances. Lemmy was never designed to have main central instances. There are supposed to be many smaller and more specific ones and people choose the ones that fit their usage.
It hurts to laugh at this because it's what we deal with on the daily, but if you don't laugh it off you just rage.
We really need engineering because it will add more to do for multicrew gameplay. Right now just sitting around waiting for something to shoot isn't that thrilling.
How to effectively use Target Pinning
I didn't realize that target pinning has had updates and actually functions in a certain way now. It's not the same as what it used to do, where it would show pinned targets on the HUD, but it does add priority numbers for multi-crew ships.
Also, shout out to BuzzCutPsycho for making a short video that is straight to the point.
This is one of the things that have been hotly debated by the community for a long time, so it's interesting to see Sean let this slip.
It would be really nice to not be stopped by every little thing in vehicles. Smashing through trees in a big ship would be pretty awesome!