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Star Citizen Alpha 3.0 is available
Some news for Star Citizen backers as Alpha 3.0 is currently available on the Public Test Server to everyone. This basically means that everyone who has backed up this project will be able to test the alpha 3.0 version of the game.
Cloud Imperium initially released Star Citizen Alpha 3.0 to all Evocati Test Flight volunteer members back in October. And after two and a half months, the team decided to open its gates to all backers. Star Citizen Alpha 3.0 features planetary landings, persistent universe content, a new back-end item system, implementation of commodities, trading, automated cargo buy/sell kiosks, and, indirectly, piracy, as well as network improvements and user interface enhancements. You can download the latest Star Citizen launcher from here. PC gamers will also have to copy their account to PTU (https://robertsspaceindustries.com/account/copy/ptu). After doing that, backers will get their temporary PTU password delivered in email.
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#5503943 Posted on: 12/23/2017 06:50 PM
Sure but...
...just a little "detail":
Is there any kind of reliable ETA known?
Thanks.
Roadmap is pretty much known
Sure but...
...just a little "detail":
Is there any kind of reliable ETA known?
Thanks.
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#5503949 Posted on: 12/23/2017 07:08 PM
Year 2237: Star Citizen 120 Beta is out! Star Citizen become reality, its not sci-fi anymore.
Year 2237: Star Citizen 120 Beta is out! Star Citizen become reality, its not sci-fi anymore.
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#5503950 Posted on: 12/23/2017 07:08 PM
Sure but...
...just a little "detail":
Is there any kind of reliable ETA known?
Thanks.
on when it done? i doubt there ever will be one i was intrested in this when it was first announced simple cause space battles now i no longer have isntrest
Sure but...
...just a little "detail":
Is there any kind of reliable ETA known?
Thanks.
on when it done? i doubt there ever will be one i was intrested in this when it was first announced simple cause space battles now i no longer have isntrest
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#5503952 Posted on: 12/23/2017 07:09 PM
There is never could be ETA on software development. But I wouldn't expect 3.3 earlier of next CitizenCon, 4.0 earlier of mid 2019 and release earlier of 2022.
But again, this game is completely different from what was under development in 2012. Back then it was an analog of Elite. By now it's far more feature-rich than long time released empty Elite that is still being improved with paid DLCs.
There is never could be ETA on software development. But I wouldn't expect 3.3 earlier of next CitizenCon, 4.0 earlier of mid 2019 and release earlier of 2022.
But again, this game is completely different from what was under development in 2012. Back then it was an analog of Elite. By now it's far more feature-rich than long time released empty Elite that is still being improved with paid DLCs.
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Roadmap is pretty much known
3.0 = planetary tech, a lot of gameplay features and many new ships, that are fully interactive, unlike Elite or Eve.
https://starcitizen.tools/Star-Citizen-Alpha-3.0.0
3.1 = procedural cities and ArcCorp planet, further gameplay feature merge and many new ships.
https://starcitizen.tools/Star-Citizen-Alpha-3.1.0
3.1 was already previewed.
3.2 = Hurston and Crusader planets, further gameplay feature merge and some more ship variations
https://starcitizen.tools/Star-Citizen-Alpha-3.2.0
3.3 = Microtech planet, further gameplay feature merge and a bunch of very large ships
https://starcitizen.tools/Star-Citizen-Alpha-3.3.0
By 4.0 most features would be in game. With 4.0 they add warmholls and start adding more planetary systems. By release there would be 5 to 10 of them.
https://starcitizen.tools/Star-Citizen-Alpha-4.0.0