Henry Cavill at 00:39 :) He actually did his stuff for free because he so badly wanted to be in the game and didn't want to take funds away from development. The Main casts mocap and everything was done between 2013-2015 back when they'd only raised about 50mil or so so people saying all the money went to them isn't true. They did like a couple weeks worth of work if that. The budget has gone to the workers and building the engine. All footage shown is in engine no cgi is used. Also all those ships at the beginning area really there and hold physical space they're not just hit boxes like other games. Fun fact that's the first time they've showed a boat The engine was first being developed on the cryengine then moved to lumberyard and now is it's own engine. But yeah the barebones of it is the cryengine which is why it looks really good like crysis. From the start Chris Roberts wanting everything to be pretty and at the time the cryengine was the best looking out there. I don't think the system requirements once fully optimized will be too crazy. It's a heightened cryengine. Like Morrowind from way back when is the same engine as Starfield just upgraded. That's what this is. Captain at the beginning is Skully from X-files her kids where kickstarter backers and said she should try and be in the game. Mark Strong was who gary oldman is talking to probably notice him from Shazam or The kingsman Guy that plays gimle Ben Mindilson(spelling) is the director of a space station hes been a token bad guy as late most famous as the bad guy in Rogue one Onion knight from game of thrones and behind him was A girl famous for her role in the Underworld prequel Andy Serkis plays the main bad guy think warrior Achilles type and is an Alien As your other comment SQ42 is a 26 chapter game from what I've heard each chapter is 3+hrs and Star Citizen is the MMO portion. Yes chris roberts made all the wing commanders freelancer and the movie. Yes it's a giant model of the Retaliator a capital ship bomber. The aliens at the end are called the Vanduul they're main bad guys. So the start of the video is the battle of Vega where they first see the main force of the Vanduul fleet and the humans are promptly slaughtered. You play one of the survivors of the battle and plaything through it should be beyond amazing.
@@xsezz Has anyone mentioned that the entire universe has no loading screens? Also, these mad lads figured out how to have insane amounts of players occupy the same space. They just demoed the tech working for the first time.
Star Citizen is the multiplayer universe and Squadron 42 is the singleplayer campaign. SQ42 also is the game with the biggest cast of well known actors ever. And if it remembers you of Crysis, well, that was the CryEngine in the past, but so heavily modified, it is now the Star Engine. There is a Star Engine Demo also from Citizencon this year. Down here ccgod said it already. I would not worry about the frames. The game will only now be polished and optimized. I guess a 3070 will do just fine. In my opinion, the music is one of the best ever in a game. Pedro Camacho sounds almost like Hans Zimmer.
@xsezz it was based on the cry engine, and then later on lumberyard (which is also cryengine based), but it's since been so drastically changed it's become it's own engine, star engine. Like legally even.
Chris Roberts started that crowd funding campaign a loooong time ago. And he is actually building 2 games ... A single player Campaign ("Squadron 42") that takes place (in Lore) a few decades before the Second game... which is a huge MMO space sim ... ("Star Citizen"). You can obviously play one without the other, or just one of them... there are small connections however in the sense that we will travel to some locations that also appeared in the Single Player campaign, however most of the structures will look different or eventually have different owners, or be abandoned... as decades passed between the 2 games. Also a small symbolic link between the 2 will be that if you complete a certain percentage of the game and fly a special military ship later on in the single player campaign , you will get that license for that non civilian ship model in Star Citizen as a symbolic gesture of appreciation you know. But at the end of the day, one game will be a very Story rich single player Campaign... the other is a Sandbox , complex, highly sophisticated space simulator with thousands of players, working economy and pretty sophisticated NPCs. I would say its definitely the most ambitious project in gaming history.
P.s. The music... I think its setup for the Trailer more than for the action of the game... I think it will be a bit different and always dynamic with type of missions and action that takes place. Since the music doesnt shift that much during trailer as scenes change, I dont think its same as the game, more a Trailer mix, small chance Im wrong but dont think.
Starfield took 8yrs. With a established AAA company ... Star citizen & SQ 42 started with 6 guys in CR's basement and worked their way up to over 1,000 employees world wide . Now compare Starfield to Squadron 42/SC.
Have to add a small correction to my original post... I said action between the 2 games in lore is separated by a few decades, but I recalled it wrong, apparently only 8 years pass between Squadron 42's campaign and the MMO. Either way the rest remains valid, locations can change owners and looks in 8 years for sure. Some will be deserted, others maybe thrive, we will see.
I certainly held the line. Back in 2013 I bought a Hornet Ghost (stealth variant of the classic UEE frontline fighter) and a Gladius (small fighter) for 240€. And I have actually not played a lot in the whole time because I don't want to be biased when it is done. I understood as early as when they had the first playground to fly on two small maps, with the first iteration of the physics engine, that they are going to make this a real deal and not just another arcade space shooter. I hold on to the feeling what its like to turn off the safety and avionics while heading into an asteroid field and turn around with the whole ship flying backwards to shoot at the enemy behind me and then use the boost in the right moment to hide behind one of the rocks. And the joy when I killed myself from over G and my ship kept flying. Brother, if you really don't know much what this game is about, I highly suggest to dive into the last citizen con but especially to watch the engine demo. Really, do the engine demo! And if that is interesting to you, it is worth to look for dev logs from all those years where they explain what was necessary to build this game. It was build based on the old cry engine which was not at all made for this. They basically took over the engine and made a new one out of it and developed all kinds of tools to actually be able to fill this vast space with things. If anyone complains what it takes so long, I must say those are truly clueless brats^^ Seriously, Star Field took 7 years and from an established studio that did not manage to really expand their engine but even made steps back in some areas... If Star Citizen will take twice the time, it will be more than "ten times the detail". lol In that sense your idea about this platform was certainly right. Its a unique engine, but the main branch will be the Star Citizen MMO as a long term project, as persistent universe, where all the players are in the same game world. There will be only one huge server mesh with full scale solar systems for the players to spread out and build bases, go mining, do piracy or play war with the UEE against all the evil folks.
Squadron 42 is a trilogy. This is just the first part. Star Citizen is the MMO. So people can go there. And since SQ42 and SC are built on the exact tech, all the planets, environments you see in SQ42 will be ported to SC. Same with ships. SQ42 happens 8 years before SC in in-game lore. We are getting a second solar system in SC Pyro, we have Stanton. Next system over is Nyx, which has already been worked on. Then is Odin the system from SQ42. With the amount of content in one solar system and the game loops coming 4 solar systems is a huge player space
@@xsezz The plan is to, eventually, create 100 star systems, each with it's own fully explorable planets, moons, asteroid fields and space stations. Of course, most of these locations will be added as continual updates after Star Citizen goes live.
As you said, many of the ships in the game definitely have a modern-day military styling. But they also have quite a few ships from alien manufacturers that look unrecognizable to what we have today. This is based on Earth people in the future, so it would make sense that our style would be carried forward 900 years in the future. Squadron 42 is the single player story campaign. When you finish the story, you gain your citizenship in the UEE and venture out into the multiplayer world of Star Citizen. The game engine for both games is Starengine. CIG purchased a Cryengine license from Crytek to build their games and heavily modified it. Crytek sold a special license to Amazon which then became Lumberyard. Amazon converted their license to open source and rebranded it to Open 3D Engine. CIG ported over to Lumberyard, and heavily modified it. Now Starengine is its own engine and I believe CIG intends to sell it although there have been no official announcements.
That sounds really cool to gain your citizenship and continue the game in the MMO. It feels like you accomplished something. Yeah the mix of modern-day and future/alien tech looks great.
Star Citizen (SC) and Squadron 42 (SQ42) both happen in the same universe (and same game engine), just at slight different time periods. SC is an MMO, SQ42 is just single player (and yes, all this time, the company has been making both games at the same time... and you can try SC alpha right now) SQ 42 is I think about 20 to 30 years earlier than when you supposedly start your SC adventures. But they both are near the year 3000 (around 2950 to be more precise). Star Citizen is a long, long, long, long (loooooong) way to being finished, but SQ42 should be an indication of the type of game they are aiming for SC.
SQ42 is within SC universe, Star Citizen is the multiplayer side of things within what they call PU ( Persistent Universe), SQ42 is the single player story campaign.
Yes, it's basically a single player game based in the Star Citizen universe, developped in parallel with SC. Basically a modern Wing Commander. It was planned from be beginning and the main reason why I backed SC back then.
It's funny the amount of reaction videos coming out and everyone asking what Sq42 is and then explaining what it is in basically the same sentence as if they have zero clue and this is all a big surprise to them. 😂
Generally msm hasn't reported on sq42 and only posted star citizen hit pieces so if that's all you've seen over the years then you wouldn't know about sq42
28:13 My predictions is that SQ42 will REVEAL a release date in 2025 and actually release late 2026. They have also confirmed to move most of their employees over to Star Citizen, the multiplayer version. The polising phase won't require too much work force. And yes, that is Chris Roberts who developed The Wing Commander series and Freelancer. The showcase you're watching right now, he recieved a standing ovation and he started tearing. You could see that he has not been sleeping well and he and his crew IS reading and watching our rant content about his "baby" being a scam. I would be stressed the fuck out as well for developing a videogame at a scale and fidelity that hasn't been done before through the people's money. To have millions or thousands of people pointing at you thinking you "stole" 650mil dollars is not a good feeling.
Small correction, regarding the you need a nuclear powered pc, I have a potato system. AMD FX 8350 8-core (check how old it is), Motherboard is an old ASUS Crosshair V formula, (check how old) Generic 16GB memory DDR3 1600/1866 (not even top of the line old) Had a Nvidia 970, just recently now a 1080 Nvidia GPU card that was given to me, Windows 10 x64, 3 SSD's. (one holding just SC) with voice attack, Track IR 5 , discord on. (Got to add , my AMD FX CPU is watercooled) This is all on purpose for a good 5 years now (my older system before current system ran early versions of SC well also, I joined SC in 2013) this was all so I can see if the alpha game would be unplayable with current old components at some point, I have yet to see that happen. Here I am still able to play SC with shite specs. Don't get me wrong, gameplay is not as fluid in cities, for me and my system specs it takes a few secs to load assets but after still get decent FPS speeds on good days in cities (15-25) but much more FPS when I fly to space (35-55). this is all in Star Citizen part (MMO) most of the development resource has been allocated to get Squadron 42 done, even the alpha has yet to be optimized. All that I have mentioned can happen with even the more powerful badass systems out there, since SC is not even optimized as mentioned. Once Squadron 42 (single player experience) is finishd and out the doors, then full development will go into Star Citizen. (the MMO part) Squadron 42 will be more stable, polished and optimized game that will run even on old shite systems like my current setup..
BTW, even the Nvidia 960 and 970 GTX I had before getting the 1080 GTX ran Star Citizen great also then expected, I was able to play for hours. (kept fan on at least 75% though)
The fps look like crysis because it is the crysis engine (cryengine) mix with lumberyard engine (from amazon) with years of heavy modification that it's neither.
@@xsezz When Crytek underwent some major financial problems a few years back, Cloud Imperium Games hired a lot of their engineers to keep modifying CryEngine to be able to meet their needs for the game. Eventually, enough changes added up to make it an entirely new engine (StarEngine).
All you need is $45 bux. Sure you can spend thousands to get all the ships in your fleet (there are 200 vehicles atm) Squadron 42 is single player portion. Star Citizen is multiplayer part, which they release a test build of, which everyone criticizes. It is a testbed for crying out loud.
LOL he had the exact same reaction I did when they showed Manchester. I was like, "Oh, it looks okay but I've seen better from CIG". I felt stupid realising that it waws real-life and not in-game assets. X_X
Oke, so about that release date. They don't want to give a release-date because of do many missed dates (some because of mismanagement, some because they at one point they changed so much that they basically restarted development of the whole game). A bit sad that they didn't include this in the trailer but at the presentation they showed this for the first time Chris Roberts basically said they will give a release date close before have gone gold (the game is finished too the point they can print the physical copies) so I expect when we finally get a release-date it will be at most 6 months before the release
Henry Cavill at 00:39 :) He actually did his stuff for free because he so badly wanted to be in the game and didn't want to take funds away from development.
The Main casts mocap and everything was done between 2013-2015 back when they'd only raised about 50mil or so so people saying all the money went to them isn't true.
They did like a couple weeks worth of work if that.
The budget has gone to the workers and building the engine.
All footage shown is in engine no cgi is used. Also all those ships at the beginning area really there and hold physical space they're not just hit boxes like other games.
Fun fact that's the first time they've showed a boat
The engine was first being developed on the cryengine then moved to lumberyard and now is it's own engine. But yeah the barebones of it is the cryengine which is why it looks really good like crysis. From the start Chris Roberts wanting everything to be pretty and at the time the cryengine was the best looking out there. I don't think the system requirements once fully optimized will be too crazy. It's a heightened cryengine. Like Morrowind from way back when is the same engine as Starfield just upgraded. That's what this is.
Captain at the beginning is Skully from X-files her kids where kickstarter backers and said she should try and be in the game.
Mark Strong was who gary oldman is talking to probably notice him from Shazam or The kingsman
Guy that plays gimle
Ben Mindilson(spelling) is the director of a space station hes been a token bad guy as late most famous as the bad guy in Rogue one
Onion knight from game of thrones and behind him was A girl famous for her role in the Underworld prequel
Andy Serkis plays the main bad guy think warrior Achilles type and is an Alien
As your other comment SQ42 is a 26 chapter game from what I've heard each chapter is 3+hrs
and Star Citizen is the MMO portion.
Yes chris roberts made all the wing commanders freelancer and the movie. Yes it's a giant model of the Retaliator a capital ship bomber.
The aliens at the end are called the Vanduul they're main bad guys. So the start of the video is the battle of Vega where they first see the main force of the Vanduul fleet and the humans are promptly slaughtered. You play one of the survivors of the battle and plaything through it should be beyond amazing.
Chris Roberts is also the producer of one of my favorite movies: Lord of War with Nicholas Cage.
Thank you so much for the detailed post. Cry engine, Wing Commander, famous actors, this game has it all!
Also many artists that worked on Crysis/Crytek were hired by CIG, as well as DICE artists, so the best in the industry for sci-fi level design
@@mmmaxxx__ yep chris is like uh I can pay you guys since crytek can't. lol Then they get but hurt and try and sue and lose.
@@xsezz Has anyone mentioned that the entire universe has no loading screens? Also, these mad lads figured out how to have insane amounts of players occupy the same space. They just demoed the tech working for the first time.
It's so funny that so many people think at first the Manchester thing is also ingame XD
I read that, LoL! It does look like it's in-game footage from far, LoL!
Star Citizen is the multiplayer universe and Squadron 42 is the singleplayer campaign. SQ42 also is the game with the biggest cast of well known actors ever. And if it remembers you of Crysis, well, that was the CryEngine in the past, but so heavily modified, it is now the Star Engine. There is a Star Engine Demo also from Citizencon this year. Down here ccgod said it already.
I would not worry about the frames. The game will only now be polished and optimized. I guess a 3070 will do just fine.
In my opinion, the music is one of the best ever in a game. Pedro Camacho sounds almost like Hans Zimmer.
Thank you for the information. I'm glad to see the Crysis engine is still melting PCs years later. :D
@xsezz it was based on the cry engine, and then later on lumberyard (which is also cryengine based), but it's since been so drastically changed it's become it's own engine, star engine. Like legally even.
Chris Roberts started that crowd funding campaign a loooong time ago. And he is actually building 2 games ... A single player Campaign ("Squadron 42") that takes place (in Lore) a few decades before the Second game... which is a huge MMO space sim ... ("Star Citizen"). You can obviously play one without the other, or just one of them... there are small connections however in the sense that we will travel to some locations that also appeared in the Single Player campaign, however most of the structures will look different or eventually have different owners, or be abandoned... as decades passed between the 2 games.
Also a small symbolic link between the 2 will be that if you complete a certain percentage of the game and fly a special military ship later on in the single player campaign , you will get that license for that non civilian ship model in Star Citizen as a symbolic gesture of appreciation you know. But at the end of the day, one game will be a very Story rich single player Campaign... the other is a Sandbox , complex, highly sophisticated space simulator with thousands of players, working economy and pretty sophisticated NPCs.
I would say its definitely the most ambitious project in gaming history.
P.s. The music... I think its setup for the Trailer more than for the action of the game... I think it will be a bit different and always dynamic with type of missions and action that takes place. Since the music doesnt shift that much during trailer as scenes change, I dont think its same as the game, more a Trailer mix, small chance Im wrong but dont think.
Starfield took 8yrs. With a established AAA company ... Star citizen & SQ 42 started with 6 guys in CR's basement and worked their way up to over 1,000 employees world wide . Now compare Starfield to Squadron 42/SC.
I like the game model. Have a single player game in an MMO world. Sounds great!
Have to add a small correction to my original post... I said action between the 2 games in lore is separated by a few decades, but I recalled it wrong, apparently only 8 years pass between Squadron 42's campaign and the MMO. Either way the rest remains valid, locations can change owners and looks in 8 years for sure. Some will be deserted, others maybe thrive, we will see.
@@L2Xenta The composer for Squadron 42 (not Pedro Camacho) was recently interviewed. He confirmed what you said about the trailer music.
21:25 because they ARE background music for this showcase, you wont be hearing it as much in the actual game
Sounds good!
I certainly held the line. Back in 2013 I bought a Hornet Ghost (stealth variant of the classic UEE frontline fighter) and a Gladius (small fighter) for 240€. And I have actually not played a lot in the whole time because I don't want to be biased when it is done. I understood as early as when they had the first playground to fly on two small maps, with the first iteration of the physics engine, that they are going to make this a real deal and not just another arcade space shooter. I hold on to the feeling what its like to turn off the safety and avionics while heading into an asteroid field and turn around with the whole ship flying backwards to shoot at the enemy behind me and then use the boost in the right moment to hide behind one of the rocks. And the joy when I killed myself from over G and my ship kept flying.
Brother, if you really don't know much what this game is about, I highly suggest to dive into the last citizen con but especially to watch the engine demo. Really, do the engine demo!
And if that is interesting to you, it is worth to look for dev logs from all those years where they explain what was necessary to build this game. It was build based on the old cry engine which was not at all made for this. They basically took over the engine and made a new one out of it and developed all kinds of tools to actually be able to fill this vast space with things.
If anyone complains what it takes so long, I must say those are truly clueless brats^^
Seriously, Star Field took 7 years and from an established studio that did not manage to really expand their engine but even made steps back in some areas... If Star Citizen will take twice the time, it will be more than "ten times the detail". lol
In that sense your idea about this platform was certainly right. Its a unique engine, but the main branch will be the Star Citizen MMO as a long term project, as persistent universe, where all the players are in the same game world. There will be only one huge server mesh with full scale solar systems for the players to spread out and build bases, go mining, do piracy or play war with the UEE against all the evil folks.
I'm sure you're very with your purchase, years later. Worth it! Thank you for the information, as well.
Squadron 42 is a trilogy. This is just the first part. Star Citizen is the MMO. So people can go there. And since SQ42 and SC are built on the exact tech, all the planets, environments you see in SQ42 will be ported to SC.
Same with ships. SQ42 happens 8 years before SC in in-game lore. We are getting a second solar system in SC Pyro, we have Stanton. Next system over is Nyx, which has already been worked on. Then is Odin the system from SQ42.
With the amount of content in one solar system and the game loops coming 4 solar systems is a huge player space
Sounds in-depth. Great!
@@xsezz The plan is to, eventually, create 100 star systems, each with it's own fully explorable planets, moons, asteroid fields and space stations. Of course, most of these locations will be added as continual updates after Star Citizen goes live.
@@randlebrowne2048 That's a very ambitious project.
The music you hear is just for this presentation. The music will be mostly different in the game .
Good to hear!
Once the publish they'll come out with new chapters at regular updates .
Great to hear!
As you said, many of the ships in the game definitely have a modern-day military styling. But they also have quite a few ships from alien manufacturers that look unrecognizable to what we have today. This is based on Earth people in the future, so it would make sense that our style would be carried forward 900 years in the future.
Squadron 42 is the single player story campaign. When you finish the story, you gain your citizenship in the UEE and venture out into the multiplayer world of Star Citizen.
The game engine for both games is Starengine. CIG purchased a Cryengine license from Crytek to build their games and heavily modified it. Crytek sold a special license to Amazon which then became Lumberyard. Amazon converted their license to open source and rebranded it to Open 3D Engine. CIG ported over to Lumberyard, and heavily modified it. Now Starengine is its own engine and I believe CIG intends to sell it although there have been no official announcements.
That sounds really cool to gain your citizenship and continue the game in the MMO. It feels like you accomplished something. Yeah the mix of modern-day and future/alien tech looks great.
Star Citizen (SC) and Squadron 42 (SQ42) both happen in the same universe (and same game engine), just at slight different time periods. SC is an MMO, SQ42 is just single player (and yes, all this time, the company has been making both games at the same time... and you can try SC alpha right now)
SQ 42 is I think about 20 to 30 years earlier than when you supposedly start your SC adventures. But they both are near the year 3000 (around 2950 to be more precise).
Star Citizen is a long, long, long, long (loooooong) way to being finished, but SQ42 should be an indication of the type of game they are aiming for SC.
SQ42 is 8 years earlier than SC, and tells the story of some important SC lore
Thank you!
Squaderon 42 is a single player campaign seperate from Star Citizen in that game you are a merch but in sg42 you are a pilot in the UEE NAVY
Yeah, it sounds like SC gives you more freedom as a merch but SG42 keeps it single player focused, story wise, with the UEE Navy.
music is made by Pedro Camacho, this guy is an artist. Very happy he is part of this.
Pedro composes for star citizen. Geoff Zanelli is the main composer for SQ42.
@@r.daneel.90 ah fair enough, thanks. I liked that background music for this video too.
I don't know who he is but the fans seem to love him.
SQ42 is within SC universe, Star Citizen is the multiplayer side of things within what they call PU ( Persistent Universe), SQ42 is the single player story campaign.
Sounds great, thank you!
Yes, it's basically a single player game based in the Star Citizen universe, developped in parallel with SC. Basically a modern Wing Commander.
It was planned from be beginning and the main reason why I backed SC back then.
Aaah, I see, ok cool that makes sense. Glad to see it finally come out. I'm sure the fans are hyped. :)
It took 10 years to build the company, the engine AND the game. As for the background music that was just for the video.
@@phxbadashHere's hoping future games in the engine will take way less time. They should. As for the music, that's good news!
@@xsezz The composer of the music said in an interview that that it was just a mix for the trailer. In-game music will be dynamic.
@@randlebrowne2048 Great to hear.
SQ42 is the prequel to Star Citizen.
It's funny the amount of reaction videos coming out and everyone asking what Sq42 is and then explaining what it is in basically the same sentence as if they have zero clue and this is all a big surprise to them. 😂
Generally msm hasn't reported on sq42 and only posted star citizen hit pieces so if that's all you've seen over the years then you wouldn't know about sq42
This trailer is the first time I hear about SQ42.
28:13 My predictions is that SQ42 will REVEAL a release date in 2025 and actually release late 2026.
They have also confirmed to move most of their employees over to Star Citizen, the multiplayer version.
The polising phase won't require too much work force.
And yes, that is Chris Roberts who developed The Wing Commander series and Freelancer.
The showcase you're watching right now, he recieved a standing ovation and he started tearing.
You could see that he has not been sleeping well and he and his crew IS reading and watching our rant content about his "baby" being a scam.
I would be stressed the fuck out as well for developing a videogame at a scale and fidelity that hasn't been done before through the people's money.
To have millions or thousands of people pointing at you thinking you "stole" 650mil dollars is not a good feeling.
Chris Roberts is the GOAT
Small correction, regarding the you need a nuclear powered pc, I have a potato system. AMD FX 8350 8-core (check how old it is), Motherboard is an old ASUS Crosshair V formula, (check how old) Generic 16GB memory DDR3 1600/1866 (not even top of the line old) Had a Nvidia 970, just recently now a 1080 Nvidia GPU card that was given to me, Windows 10 x64, 3 SSD's. (one holding just SC) with voice attack, Track IR 5 , discord on. (Got to add , my AMD FX CPU is watercooled)
This is all on purpose for a good 5 years now (my older system before current system ran early versions of SC well also, I joined SC in 2013) this was all so I can see if the alpha game would be unplayable with current old components at some point, I have yet to see that happen. Here I am still able to play SC with shite specs. Don't get me wrong, gameplay is not as fluid in cities, for me and my system specs it takes a few secs to load assets but after still get decent FPS speeds on good days in cities (15-25) but much more FPS when I fly to space (35-55). this is all in Star Citizen part (MMO) most of the development resource has been allocated to get Squadron 42 done, even the alpha has yet to be optimized.
All that I have mentioned can happen with even the more powerful badass systems out there, since SC is not even optimized as mentioned.
Once Squadron 42 (single player experience) is finishd and out the doors, then full development will go into Star Citizen. (the MMO part)
Squadron 42 will be more stable, polished and optimized game that will run even on old shite systems like my current setup..
BTW, even the Nvidia 960 and 970 GTX I had before getting the 1080 GTX ran Star Citizen great also then expected, I was able to play for hours. (kept fan on at least 75% though)
The music is perfect for this trailer. I think you need to change your headset 😅
Yeah, it's just my taste in music is a bit different when it comes to video games. :)
The fps look like crysis because it is the crysis engine (cryengine) mix with lumberyard engine (from amazon) with years of heavy modification that it's neither.
Cry engine was massive back in the day. Good to see it wasn't forggoten.
@@xsezz When Crytek underwent some major financial problems a few years back, Cloud Imperium Games hired a lot of their engineers to keep modifying CryEngine to be able to meet their needs for the game. Eventually, enough changes added up to make it an entirely new engine (StarEngine).
this track on the start givime a gusebumps.....they are work with George Lucas....
Oh nice!
It’s a single player prequil to the pu
All you need is $45 bux.
Sure you can spend thousands to get all the ships in your fleet (there are 200 vehicles atm)
Squadron 42 is single player portion.
Star Citizen is multiplayer part, which they release a test build of, which everyone criticizes.
It is a testbed for crying out loud.
$0.6 billion line.
Starfield was 0.5 bilion and also 10 years and look at the difference in quality even if the pu is buggy it does not compare in quality
LOL he had the exact same reaction I did when they showed Manchester. I was like, "Oh, it looks okay but I've seen better from CIG". I felt stupid realising that it waws real-life and not in-game assets. X_X
LoL, for real! They got us good!
Oke, so about that release date. They don't want to give a release-date because of do many missed dates (some because of mismanagement, some because they at one point they changed so much that they basically restarted development of the whole game).
A bit sad that they didn't include this in the trailer but at the presentation they showed this for the first time Chris Roberts basically said they will give a release date close before have gone gold (the game is finished too the point they can print the physical copies) so I expect when we finally get a release-date it will be at most 6 months before the release
I absolutely understand that. It's better not to promise anything that you can't deliver. "Soon" works for me.
funny thing. this kinda is cry engine
Just the very base code is. The Star Engine is around 70% new code.
I'm glad I got it right, LoL!
"I held the line!" is also a joke. 2016's title was "Squadron 42, Answer the call!" and then they delayed it. This cannot be a coincidence.