Star Citizen Departures? [Sep 25, 2015, 10:04 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
A TwitLonger post from Derek
Smart (who cannot be confined to 140 characters) says he has heard reports
of departures from Star Citizen developer Cloud Imperium Games which may in part be caused by his
publication of an internal email from the company. The developer turned crusader
says a couple of employees quit and a couple were fired as the result of the
leak, and while the details of his post are not officially confirmed,
a tweet from
James Pugh does confirm this Community Manager's departure from the company under "odd" circumstances
(Derek's report says he was fired for suspicion of having leaked the mail).
According to Derek's sources, the bad news is just beginning for the CIG, as he
says a round of downsizing is in the works to reduce the company's burn rate,
and that this is the reason for the recent launch of
sales of Endeavor ships for $350-$450.
Dacron wrote on Sep 25, 2015, 14:23:Krovven wrote on Sep 25, 2015, 14:13:
How's Line of Defense doing? Both games still at 0 players? Of course.
If we could find someone that actually paid money, maybe they can start an investigation to see if Derek Smart misappropriated funds to pay for hisinvestigationwitch hunt on CIG.
Who am I kidding. Nobody gives a flying fuck about Line of Defense.
This is why he has nothing better to do with his time.
misappropriated funds? What funds? There was no kick starter... no crowd funding. He made a product and sold it. he can fucking do with his money as he pleases. Regardless of the product was shit or not, steam has a refund system in place for those who feel they were burned.
I swear, some of you are in such a emotional state that to hurl out insults you'll dumb down your thinking to make it so.
Well it is in early access and doesn't show any signs of leaving early access any time soon. It's nigh unplayable and from what I've seen he's been banning people left and right who are raising questions in a far more polite manner than he does. He's kind of the pot versus Chris Roberts' kettle.
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