Star Citizen Passes $250M [Dec 01, 2019, 1:25 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The Stretch Goals
page on the Roberts Space Industries Website shows that crowdfunding for
Star Citizen (and Squadron 42) has surpassed another milestone (thanks
PCGamesN). Cloud
Imperium Games has now collected over a quarter-billion dollars to develop their
space exploration game. As of this writing, the exact total is $250,537,095.00,
which is higher than the gross domestic product of several countries, including
the Marshall Islands. Crowdfunding for the project
began in 2012 with as an
effort to raise two million dollars to create a game originally planned for
2014, but as Nicolas Cage's character said in The Rock, "Well gosh. Kind
of a lot's happened since then."
NasWulf wrote on Dec 5, 2019, 07:30:
You prove my point over and over. And if you read my post, I dont defend SC, never spend a dime on it. I just like the technology they are developing and using and would like to see it used in other games.
I also said if they went years and years without releasing anything they would be in trouble and people would move on. They are in trouble, people have moved on, but I dont think they are anywhere near done or out of money like your tears claim they always are.
But hay, you stick with that Smart defence I guess. /eyerollDacron wrote on Dec 2, 2019, 15:40:NasWulf wrote on Dec 2, 2019, 07:55:
my god, you people are STILL talking about this .....
It's the SC Whale come to defend his game as usual
Must upset you everyone knows it's a joke while your cash in it. The power of faith huh.
(his account was created, and is almost used solely to defend SC, check the history
Please. I remember when they tracked down your CiG account and other proof (North of 20k wasn't it ?). You're in deep, and defending your "investment" every chance you get. It's what triggered you to make an account here. It's hilarious.
It's years late and no end in sight. And you get these cultists defending them at every stop. I'm sure this will turn out well, not like his last project that went EXACTLY this way and a different, experienced publisher had to gut, finish and release it.
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