Star citizen 2.6 release date Patch#

The idea is to have hundreds of ships, stations and planets, all ready for exploration, combat, and more. Walk around a space city, go to your ship, walk onboard, take off, fly around space, land on a space station, walk around thereвЂ¦ etc. As the money from the Kickstarter campaign blossomed into something far more than anyone expected, the game went from вЂњneat little space simвЂќ to basically the biggest game of all time.

What started as just a small space sim rapidly expanded into an open-world MMO with space and FPS elements. If youвЂ™re not familiar with Star Citizen, itвЂ™s a game by Chris Roberts, the guy behind the Wing Commander and assorted games (like Privateer and so on). So how goes the biggest crowdfunded project ever? It goes quite well, actually. This is the simplest definition of вЂњreview.вЂќ Perhaps вЂњchecking it out so you donвЂ™t have toвЂќ would be a better description. Since anyone can play it, and theyвЂ™re still accepting money if you want to give it, IвЂ™d say yeah.Д«ut IвЂ™ll clarify now this isnвЂ™t a judgement. 2017 with Squadron 42 and Alpha 3.0 is looking to be even better.Is it fair to review something thatвЂ™s still in beta (alpha, even?). '2016 was a noteworthy year in Star CitizenвЂ™s development. Expect to hear more details on timing in the next couple of weeks.

Star citizen 2.6 release date Patch#

We are planning releasing an incremental patch, 2.6.1 with some of the features that slipped out of 2.6, bug fixes for increased stability (although 2.6 was possibly our most stable patch to date) as well as continued balance and gameplay tweaks. We have been digesting both our own and your thoughts on Alpha 2.6 now that it has been live for two weeks. 'We were happy to see positive feedback from the Alpha 2.6 release and impressed by the number of stunning videos and images being created with the new camera controls. YouвЂ™ll begin to see some of these details once we've had the opportunity to refine the Star Citizen and Squadron 42 schedules.

Presently the Production Team is huddled with the different team leads updating and detailing out the tasks we have for this year. 'This week Star Citizen devs got back to work after some much deserved time off. On the Community front, weвЂ™ll be releasing Spectrum, our new and improved community platform, and revamping our current shows and adding new ones in an effort to best communicate with all of you. I also expect exciting advancements as we integrate our revolutionary tech, like subsumption and procedural planets, into the game.

Gameplay will get deeper as new systems come online to provide players the chance to do more than pew-pew. We'll continue to modify and improve our game engine to better suit Star Citizen's unique needs. 'There are many exciting things in store for Star Citizen this year. Star Citizen's Kickstarter campaign began in 2012 and smashed its goal of $500,000, ending up with over $2 million.Д¬rowdfunding continued on the developers's website and they have been just hurtling through milestones like a bull in china shop.ДЄs 2017 dawns, the current total stands at over $141 million, and they're a fifth of the way to the next million dollars.ДЇollowing the recently released alpha 2.6, Cloud Imperium Games released a community highlights reel with in-game footage recorded by players using the new director mode, and creator Chris Roberts sent out a New Year's message (via Dual Shockers) detailing plans for 2017. Star Citizen's crowdfunding campaign is still going strong.