I tried to play Star Citizen so you don't have to
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Star Citizen is an in-development multiplayer space trading and combat simulation game. The game is being developed and published by Cloud Imperium Games for Microsoft Windows. An extended retry of unrealized plans for Freelancer, Star Citizen is being led by director Chris Roberts. The game was announced on October 18, 2012 through a successful Kickstarter campaign which drew in over US$2 million.[3] Pre-production of the game began in 2010, with production starting in 2011.
Star Citizen has become highly criticized during its long production process, both for the fact that there is still no clear release date and for the challenges backers who have abandoned the project have faced in receiving a refund. The launch of the game was originally anticipated for 2014, but was repeatedly delayed. In 2013, Cloud Imperium Games began releasing parts of the game, known as "modules", to provide players with the opportunity to experience gameplay features prior to release. The latest of these modules, known as the "Persistent Universe", was made available for testing to pre-purchasers in 2015 and continues to receive updates. After more than a decade in development, no projected date for the commercial release of Star Citizen is currently given.
After the initial Kickstarter ended, Cloud Imperium Games continued to raise funds through the sale of ships and other in-game content, and is now noted for being the highest crowdfunded video game and one of the highest-funded crowdfunding projects overall, having raised over US$400 million as of November 2021. Such methods of generating crowdfunded revenue have however led to criticisms and legal issues surrounding the project. In addition to crowdfunding, marketing is now also funded through external investment, having received US$63.25 million as of March 2020.
Squadron 42, a single-player game set in the same universe, was initially announced in the Kickstarter as an included campaign in Star Citizen, but is now intended to be a standalone product.
#jayvee #starcitizen #starfield - Hry
seems like I forgot to buy the "actually teach me how to play the game" game package 🤪
spending a grand on ships is only the tip of the iceberg. i saw a bundle for 27000 usd. btw setting graphics on low can actually make it run worse then medium.
the map (and lack of) in this game is an absolute shitshow, so if it gives you trouble (and it will), its not in your head.
personally speaking, i do honestly think this could be a good game, but it just has so much jank (such as missing hud) that it needs like another 1-3 years in the oven at minimum.
Yes I’m the second reply anyway when do you count doing ac unity gameplay?
It was a good try, i'd be up to help teach ya some time though im going out of town this weekend haha. Find someone who's been playin a while and have em show ya the ropes.
You don't need to buy that package. You can get it for free if you just do some google searches.
@@latjolajban81 Or even if he experiments and plays the game more. The devs have put out a few times that they don't want the game to hold your hand with a lot of things. It's rough for everyone when we first start out but like others have said, when it's firing on all cylinders - even in it's current state - it's amazing.
I was pumped about star citizen back in 2012 when I saw Angryjoe talk about it. I figured I'd wait till it was polished up a bit before I made a pledge.... It has been 10 years, I joined the army, served in 5+ countries, got a degree, left then came back to religion, and got married. And this shit is STILL IN DEVELOPMENT.
My guy, you're gonna have great-grandchildren and this shit is still gonna be in development by then.
reminds me of my life and starcraft. Loved the orig, was stoked for SC2, went to college, dug wells and saved lives on 3 continents, built my own boat, found an unhabbited pacific island, built an off-grid palace, came back to dry land, and SC2 was still not out. sometimes you have to move on
Super lame of you to join the Army and also to go "back" to religion. You sound weak
Came back to religion? Sounds like you took a few steps back there lmao.
@@teun911 really have to shove your lack of belief down someone elses throat huh. Let people live their lives and stfu about your views on religion
when he said “so it isnt out yet!?!?” i started cackling because i remember being hype for this game to come out….. in 2015
The original crowdfunding pitch for this managed to sucker me into buying, but they went full EA on the microtransaction bullshit. Glad I got a refund.
@@Corrodias i feel like im in a perpetual state of denial at this point with star citizen i hate the idea that it may not come out and is possibly a scam at this point.
i paid 40 USD in 2012 ..... golden ticket, yeah.... i think, it is the biggest scam ever. Still waiting for Squadron 42. Don't care about multiplayer, i bought it because of singleplayer.
I had one foot on the hype train and one on the platform of station reality......had.
I also pledged when it first started. I paid, about $250 cad for the cool ship package etc. I was planning on updating my computer when the game came out. I held on for about 9.5 years but couldn't wait any longer.
I don't know much about Star Citizen, but based on what little I've seen and heard, it seems to me that the company making it is so devoted to essentially recreating reality in a space video game as perfectly as possible that they have forgotten it might not be achievable within their lifetime.
Nothing wrong with that if they hadn't lied about game publish dates gazillion times. But then again they couldn't have scammed all that money if they were honest from the start. They'd probably have like 200k so far.
@@filipcza2 Except its not right. They shouldn't be charging real money for in game ships when the game is hardly playable and not even remotely finished after 10 years and being the MOST crowd funded thing, ever.
@@Zer0Mood it is not only the most crowd funded thing but the game that made the most money surpassing even the giants like GTA 5 and Minecraft.
Or that it might not be fun
Star citizen has become its own economy and its a very very bad one... I believe that its the most highly invested game of all time! The problem we have is this started off being funded by the fans... and then fucked all those people over, by taking further investment from big big big investment funds.... its an awful situation which will lead to the gamers losing out... this game will effectively be a tax write off for some incredibly wealthy people... but until then they will continue bleed their "whales" dry.
I like the fact that the game tries to sell you more ships before you even manage to find the one you already own :D
and still fans of this game are unaware it's a full on scam.
@@ashadowintime7305 its a cult.
you do realise i hope that all of those are in game currency ships that you get by doing ingame stuff like trading missions and mining etc. ? but you wont want to hear about it because we are a "cult"
@@freddies4868You are. Sunk cost fallacy drives your defense of this game.
@@freddies4868 You probably still think aquadron 42 will come out one day. Its just a scam and whales keep it alive.
I always find it interesting when a website confirms that a digital product is in stock like it could run out at some point.
From a balancing perspective, you can't sell too many huge ships. Hence, they "run out of stock".
@HCShuffle none of the huge ships are even in the game lol so idk what this guy is talking about
Surprised it didn't say there was only 3 left.
Look up "artificial scarcity".
It's an NFT dumbass's dream
"I feel like there should be more here"
"I've not even scratched the surface"
Both statements may seem contradictory, but still are correct.
from what I can see there's a lot of detail but it doesn't really tie together into any sort of core game. the Eve Online comparisons are inevitable and while that game is also very open ended there's identifiable gameplay loops people can engage in and mechanics that facilitate that. whereas in Star Citizen it's just kind of... there
I haven't actually played the game since it was just a showcase of your ship/s but that's the impression I get from what I've seen at least
@@j.d.4697 I've been playing for years now, there's a lot of different things that you can do but there is not a lot of depth to any of those possibilities.
@@Graknorke in Eve you are your ship, in Star Citizen you are a person. So it makes sense you can do a whole lot more. The direction the development of the game (it is still in alpha, so really a technical demo of the mechanics that are being added) looks to be that you can choose to do what you want, whether it is following a career of some kind or a bit of some of those (or all). Gameplay loops for these are still being fleshed out and worked on. Bounty hunting, medical gameplay and mining are amongst most far in development. The bigger picture I find most interesting : how all of these professions will influence and are dependent on one another. And then there will be the geopolitical stage: wars, gangs, commercial powers and then some alien races that either have bonds, are neutral or enemies. Yes, a very ambitious scope for a "game". But I find it a lot of fun to play already.
@@dennisgoedbloed1287 i landed on a planet and found myself in a wasteland with rocks. Did this 10 times more. Starfield will be better. It will be solo much better i bet you 1 dollar
@@dennisgoedbloed1287 I wish I could say "All I have to spend is $45" but in my country that is still a high price for a game xd
"They want you to pay for something thats not even out yet?" Thats basically a perfect analogy of Star Citizen lol
Which is mad considering they've been donated 500 million from people to make the damn game from all around the world. Judging on all the free money they have had to develop it and over 10 years of time this is a disaster. I was excited about it 10 years ago and it seems to have made no progress and they have just taken all the money lol
@@benedwards6174 500 million????
@@suggondees4882 Yep $500 million from go fund me
I mean, you dont have to buy all of that.. If you want to, sure, but you dont have to.
Or the same as real life health insurance
The game looks like an incredible experience if you have literally nothing else to do
And a bunch of money to waste
Little to no gameplay.
@@darkmanure over 1k hours in. Jokes on you
@@EDenn10 you playing an incomplete game for an hour means nothing 😂😂 imagine you put that 1k hours toward a new skill
@Top Tier Tech I'm a veteran brother. I got all I need from life
i remember talking to my fellow 12 year olds about what roles we'll have on the ship we'll save up for, it was gonna be so tight
i'm fucking 22 now
Unfortunately your 12 year old self probably wouldn’t be able to afford the Dual NVLink RTX 3090s required to run this game.
@@RyLo18D Nah its boutta be a 5010
@@RyLo18D it’s not the gpu. This is one of those games that are RAM intensive. If you have 32gb of ram it runs a lot smoother
why would you be fucking 22 12 year olds?
Well, you can always play Barotrauma for a role-based ship experience!
"How do I make this playable?"
Congratulations, you've become 100% of the playerbase.
The weird thing is I am sure my 1080Ti performs better at the same Res / detail as that 3080!?
Set everything to lowish. Doesn't take a genius.
@@jimtaylor431 because devs used 1080ti for a long time
How does no one get arrested for this scam? Isn't there any rule of law in this world anymore?????
@@One.Zero.One101 capitalism works!*
(*sometimes)
The problem with "realistic" games like SC is in game systems have to developed just like in the real world. It's not enough to build a space ship, you have to develop traffic control, navigation, mappings, ground systems, targeting, etc.
These are things that have been in work in the really, real world for the better part of a century and still kind of suck.
They have taken on an almost impossible task.
stinks that their flight controls aren't realistic. The gunplay isn't that realistic. Sure maybe the targeting systems are, but that should mean the filight has advanced passed the 20th century, not be degraded. Also the gameplay loop suffers because of muh immersion.... They should have to be forced to have an easy refund system with no strings attached.
Haters going to hate
@@starseed_Wanderer ofc we're going to hate its a dogshit project that's been going on for 10 years and the negatives outweigh the positives by an insane amount so far
I'm impressed you managed to find your ship and take off, because I would've given up before that.
have you stopped eating your ADD medicin?
@@pierreo33 speed would have made the process easier for the rest of us. However, the game is dogshit, nothing redeemable about the game, in terms of simulation (highly unrelistic vehicle controls) and in terms of actual gameplay (where the best part of the game play loop in time is trying to get to the place where fun might be had) The best quality of life button if they would put in a refund, at no matter what time you put money into a game, would be honored if you press this button and request a refund. I am shocked that the FTC isn't involved.
@@TheGoreforce Tell me you've never taken off without telling me you've never taken off. Dude, saying there is "nothing redeemable" about the game is highly untrue. It has achieved things no space sim has before. It sounds like you're geared more towards Star Wars Squadrons, so play that.
@@iROMine "it has achieved things no space sim has before"
An unfinished game that sells you a ship for 1k$ non refundable, and a forum that bans you if you ask about the official release dates.
Your words are very true.
@@perishedfirestorm555 bro, the complaints are obvious. It's still a technical achievement
Pilot: "Ship systems: Thrusters..."
Ship: "Engines are off."
Pilot: "No...NO, NO, NO!"
Thrusters *(Disable)* *
He picked the wrong day to quit drinking
top 50 topgear moments:
@@f8tal83 haha I was hoping someone would quote russel case XD
I feel like that sh9uld take at least one more click lol
Let's be honest though the map music from Mass Effect made this a good 4 to 5 times more magical.
Hear me out?.. Mass effect meets dark souls for a video down the road. Make heads explode when Liara swings a claymore.
was about to say the same thing
Glad more people noticed Mass Effect music
Noice!
Thank God someone placed the source of the music it was driving mad
@@LeoPoisl undefeated series
This is the perfect example of a game that sounds better in your head than it does in real life. Even if it functioned properly it would still be a tedious slog doing boring chores in a vast, empty world.
Exactly, you can make a game as pretty as you want but give it bad gameplay? You've just ruined it.
@@ledfloyd9035 Hence why people still play classic Star Craft, Age of Empires. For me I love the old Total War games cause they are still fun as hell despite the old graphics.
This game took the Life sim thing a about 10 light years too far. It has far too many steps to do just find your ship, let alone accept a mission, get permission to leave, find your destination, land, pick up the package from the rack?!?!? really? Was that necessary for my immersion? They focused so much on immersion they forgot about gameplay.
What part of the world is empty? How is this any worse than Elite Dangerous, a similar game where you can't even walk around your own ship?
@@stallionstudios my favorite total war is gonna have to be the original medieval total war, but Rome total war is a very close second. How about you?
I like the part where his thrusters turned off and he almost had to ditch the plane into a remote mountain. Good thing he always flies with a parachute and selfie stick in hand.
💀
They should rename this to 'Senior Citizen', a realistic estimate of the players once it's finished.
Sounds like a great way to spend time in retirement
I admit this made me chuckle, but the reality is that the current version of the game didn't start until 2015. Things I've heard being talked about...we have a friend that works there...is that we are about 2 years away from Sq42. That's a reasonable assumption when you consider that RDR2, starting with a finished game engine, and a crew already up and running, still took 10 years. 2015 to 2024 would be about 10 years.
Hahaha true. Game should be out by 2500 give or take.🤣🤣
@@leroyrussell8766 two more years? Lol.
@@sw1000xg And? Once again, many big games like RDR2 took 10 years. The present game that CiG is making, has only been in development since 2015. Go back and watch the 2014 keynote. The game was almost done. But once again, the community...those who voted, wanted the game to be more. The vote was overwhelming in this regard. Is that a bad thing? I don't think so. The previous game was going to be good, but you would soon forget about it, much like the 200 other games in your Steam library.
What we are getting is on a whole 'nother level. And whether you like it or not, this project has had a positive impact on the games that have been releasing. Space games were being ignored. Chris Roberts was told that nobody wanted a space game, outside of a small niche group. Well, tens of millions of dollars thrown at CiG, made other developers sit up and take notice.
So now we have Empyrion, Space Engineers, Dual Universe, Destiny, No Man's Sky, etc... The technology they are developing for SC/Sq42, will also show up in other games, soon. Like the cloth that looks and behaves like real cloth.
You all should give up the cringy edge lord act, always jumping on the hater bandwagon, without doing your homework.
"I don't know how to tell who's a real person." Real people in game environments run everywhere like a maniac. Native NPCs walk like a normal person would.
As is tradition.
@@morganrobinson8042 🤣
I've seen role players in this game. It's disturbing.
I don't think normal people glitch into structures as much as SC NPCs do
I didn't know moonwalking in thin air over a railing was "normal" behavior...
as someone who owns and enjoys the game, I can see where all the criticism is coming from(mainly the terrible mismanagement of resources at CIG, and Chris Roberts not knowing when to stop, which in turn slows development). I usually pop back into the game a couple times a year to see all the new stuff, but the people who have been supporting this game for multiple years have an UNGODLY amount of patience.
I mean it’s not like there isn’t anything to show for that patience, multiple industry innovations have come out of star citizen, but when you push the boundaries and try to invent new technologies for gaming, it’s not going to be anywhere near a quick project, I think half life is a good analogue for it as steam mainly uses it as a test bed for new technologies rather than for gaming
@@epicassassin8502 Yeah honestly watching the development is fun simply because they are breaking new ground from here on out. This is all untreaded waters. That is exciting.
And from what I've heard, everything costs a lot of money. I really dislike games that make you pay for in-game items 😅
I love how this is not a review but the showing us the whole process of finding how to get the game to actually experiencing it
I don’t think he realizes the fact that he launched the game was an incredible feat.
Sad Linux noises…
We've come far since 2012.
@@Dark__Thoughts dont understand anyone who WANTS to use linux
@@getshaftedbuddy114 I have the same feelings about Windows. Especially since W10.
@@Dark__Thoughts cope poorboy
this game is the equivalent of being dropped off in the forest and finding your way back with a water stick. It does not hold your hand at all, more accurately it is a neglectful parent who never feed you.
More accurately, it reflects life. It doesn't come with a manual. Find your way. As it was intended.
Cook a fish dinner for a man and he is only temporarily satisfied. Teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime.
To answer your questions. Star Citizen Squadron 42 (Single player story driven campaign which is not released yet leads into the Persistent Universe) will teach you to fly appropriately, everything else in the Persistent Universe has to be learned or taught before you get the hang of things.
Think of it as two AAA games in one.
Star Citizen Squadron 42 (About 60 hours of play time - 3 chapters each 20 hours)
Star Citizen Persistent Universe (MMO Space simulator)
They are developing both side by side at the same time.
@@Fluke2SS that analogy would work if star citizen actually had a tutorial more accurately all your doing is throwing someone a rod and tackle box and telling them to figure it out for themselves
@@Fluke2SS "Star Citizen Squadron 42 (Single player story driven campaign which is not released yet..")
'not released yet.' - The very spirit of everything great about star citizen!
@@jameson1239 With the game still adding features and changing how things work a tutorial is something that basically would be out of date by the next patch. There are a lot of how-to videos though which are updated when changes do occur. Also Guides serve as a tutor to help you get going. And, surprisingly, asking in general chat for help, tips etc normally gives you helpful responses up to and including people inviting you onto their ships to check them out and to see how they work.
When star citizen comes out, it would probably be cheaper to take a full-day tour of the solar system irl
It will never truly come out till quantum computers are cheap enough for most people to buy, and small enough to fit in your house. Even at that point the game will still be in development; it will pass from one generation of development onto another until an infinite universe is created based on simulated reality. Even then it will still be in development.
you had me wiping my tears with that mass effect ambiant ost right at the start
I like that it starts with "This is a pledge NOT a purchase" which insinuates that when the game is finished (some time between now and when the sun engulfs the earth) they'll charge you again for it.
TIL Amber Heard works on Star Citizen
Read the conditions. You'll get the full games (SQ42 and StarCitizen) without any charge with a final update. (Ok, nobody knows when...)
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No, dummy thats not how it works.
You would literally be the Star Citizen when you play this game and it would have to rename it to Modern Citizen
I'm one of the guides that you could've selected from the website. I have to say, you did a lot better your first time flying than 99% of the people I've taught to play the game lol
LOL Right?
Is this like your job?
@@Marquis-Sade I wish, I'd love to get paid for it
@@Marquis-Sade most ppl playing the game love it and are very noob friendly, if you have any quick questions a lot of time ppl in chat will help you too!
So far I've clipped through the wall of the hab at New Babbage twice and crashed my Avenger Titan in the hangar there once while trying to get a grip on hypersentitive pitch control. Latest update for some reason made me reselect residence, so I switched to Loreville, then discovered all my consumables were missing, explored Loreville without finding the shop because I didn't realize there was one shop with everything.
I'll actually do something in game eventually.
coming back to this a year later because it got me into the game and now I'm so deeply invested and love this game. Thank you!.
it's funny, just a few days ago, I've never even heard of Star Citizen or the spacesim genre, but during one of my routine classic PC game hunting, I come across Freelancer, basically the spritual predecessor of Star Citizen (or so I've heard), and immediately fell in love. Sparing you all the details, Freelancer's simpler and more approachable take on spacesim is just a more solid game than what they've been cooking with SC all these years. This feels like there's way too many things in it that it doesn't know what it wants to be, though I guess that's the appeal of the sim part of it. Freelancer only having ship gameplay and planets being basically a menu to take a break on kinda stinks a bit, cuz I sometimes want to control my character and just do stuff instead of the character just being someone who exists to speak dialogue and not much else, but I guess 2003 games aren't built for that. Still a fantastic game that I feel isn't talked about enough.
As someone who hasn't played this but is aware of the years long frustrations, I'm actually fairly impressed. The environments look amazing and it really does feel like a true simulation of the life of a spacer without being an RPG. That said I have no interest in playing myself until its more fleshed out in another... 10 years I dunno.
@@arcueid980ableDoes not change the fact the game is only like 40% done. Most people shouldn't buy into these so early imo but peeps gonna spend their money how they wanna
@@selfishvideos3375 It's been 10 fucking years. "Buying in early" is wayyyyyyy past its expiration date.
Game's buggy as fuck, but it's fun.
Easily one of the most beautiful games, and it's only Alpha. I have a blast just flying around from moons and planets. There should be a new start system soonish
@@selfishvideos3375 Maybe you SHOULD buy into it instead of being what sounds like close-minded. The game is great and playable as is. Obviously they got lots to work on and add, but you should give it a try. You might be surprised.
@@joshuadqueen this game has been worked on for a decade, with a team that is sufficiently sized that they could have made much more progress than they have. I'm not buying into it because it looks like a very clear "money milker" as they drip feed patches and charge hundreds of dollars for ships. Not gonna deal with earth 2 but in space. That's not even counting that it's nearly a fully priced game just to get into that is, again, only 40% done.
It's somehow comforting to know that I'm not the only one who routinely gets screwed and has to pay autozone 🤣
the battery died in my 16 year old SUV 😅
@@jayveeeee that is so funny
@@jayveeeee I'll have to admit I wanted to know what autozone was, thanks.
@@jayveeeee I feel you man. I just had to drop $150 on hydraulic line because someone zip tied a bracket to it instead of replacing the $10 rubber isolator for the bracket.
the art design of the suits and ships in starfields is unironically 100x better than this. sad how the early backers can't admit their buyers remorse.
Amazing video love the transition cuts you got a sun buddy ❤😊
I have to give the game credit where it deserves it. All of the little steps needed to get things done do, for me, make the game entirely immersive in the sense that the world feels like a real place. But there comes a point when I don't want to be immersed, and I just want to get on with my daily grind towards the space ship I'm saving up for. The game needs an option to simplify and/or automate somethings it requires of the player. It would be optional, so that immersed players can continue playing that way. I made this suggestion and let's just say some in the SC community didn't take kindly to it at all.
If you want things to be less time consuming, you can either move all your ships and gear to a space station and set your spawn there, or log out in your ships bed. That makes it a lot easier to start flying right when your log in.
Telling turbonerds that they should maybe offer more convenience for people who aren't turbonerds is suicide in a gaming community like that, they're gatekeepers and you're asking them to get rid of the gates.
@@boiledelephant Ha! I get your point, but I wasn't asking the turbonerds to do anything. I left my feedback in the sub-forum soliciting feedback to the developers. One of the Turboautists boldly claimed that the developers aren't open to feedback.
I miss being a turbonerd :(
Yeah, even in Elite Dangerous if you don't want to go through the hassle of manually parking and using supercruise you can just automate it at the cost of your ship's energy limit. I don't see why they can't do something like that, such as bots you can get that automatically pick up stuff but cost money or whatever.
The mass effect ambient music in this video really got to me. Half the time I was expecting to hear the sound of a probe being launched😂
Haha! Same! It made this video that much better. Man, I miss Mass Effect.
@@MightyShakaZulu Same....lets hope ME4 is good
Holy shit, as soon as I read "probe", I heard it. Powerful stuff. Mass Effect is still taking us on feels trips many years later.
Sad to see no new news on the next one at Games Fest.
Thank you for this. I was watching this video but my brain was in another galaxy because of the music. Wasn't this from Mass Effect 2? I swear I heard that loop of music for 100 hours.
@@MightyShakaZulu Did you play the remastered ones? It's called the Legendary edition or some shit. I played 1, 2 and half of 3 before I paused to check out other games. I thought it was WELL worth the money. There are tons of noticeable changes, especially with #1. Highly recommend :)
back when my kids were young, i bought into this, now they're teenagers, and i HOPE that by the time they go off to college i'll be able to actually play this game lmao
At this rate, its your grandkids who will be playing on the family heirloom account that has been passed down.
Probably when their kids are going to college, to be realistic.
You should purchase the lifetime insurance for $1100 😅
Ashes of Creation says "hold my beer"
Me too :(
I was laughing most of the video. 😂 everytime I give a space game a try, this is the experience I'm sure most people get.😅
The Intro itself is Epic 😂🎉 love it ❤
The best part about Star Citizen, is by the time it comes out I'll be retired and have plenty of time to play. I hope the nursing home has good internet connectivity!
Why would you want to play this game though..? Talk about greedy developers, the game is a rip-off
@@rogerrabbito4517 bro stfu dont diss my boy angusbeef425 🐐
I backed the game in 2012 and my buddy bought a package for his 5yr old which I thought was insane. His kid is now in high school and a member of our clan... I imagine my grandkids will inherit my ships.
absolutely on point.
I hope hell has internet 😕
Happy you played the game and made a video .... :) I remembered my first time in SC too.... :) awesome :)
The mass effect menu music sold me in the first two seconds
This is what happens when too many people work on a game with too many ideas and too much money with too much time on their hands and no limits to absolutely anything. With all of that said though, if they ever do actually finish it that is a pretty cool looking game.
I think it's going to suffer from it's development time. Jumps in game design are going to happen all the time SC is being developed, and by the time it comes out it's going to feel dated right off the bat. Things like the engine not being optimized for newer hardware etc.
@@DaGleese Starfield will release and then like 3 years later Star Citizen will release and everyone will be like
Wow this is Starfield but shoddy
Yeah it started poorly. It didn't have really any idea for the design of mechanics.
It was just promises of content and then selling expensive pretty ships.
Then eventually they realized making a compelling game is actually hard...
For me it's just the immersiveness, don't really care about the gameplay or graphics as much as the expansive and detailed world. I'd take this over StarField any day of the week.
@@squireaodh828 ehh it's looking like the opposite from what we've seen.
I have made a habit of watching a Star Citizen video every couple of years to check up on it's progress. And every time I do, I pat myself on the back for not giving this company a dime.
100% agree. This game has been in development and playable for around a decade with more than a half a billion dollars invested into it. It’s the most expensive game ever being made and it plays like absolute garbage
@@VantageX You are in the OVERWHELMING minority. I actually do play this game frequently as I enjoy flight sims and the development is a complete joke and it will NEVER be even remotely close to finished. 100% scam and everyone in the gaming community knows it. Hop off cig’s d
@@VantageX Did you perhaps mean to say that it is a slightly shinier version of Elite Dangerous, for a mere twenty or thirty times the development cost?
@@VantageX It may have better space legs, but all the other things are better in ED in my opinion. Trading loop - better in ED. Galaxy and exploration - great in ED, nonexistent in SC. Dogfighting - here there is no clear winner in my opinion. Mining and extracting resources - better in ED. Customising ships (i mean effects on gameplay, not cosmetics) - non existent in SC great in ED ... you can see the point. ED is doing lots of things great, some things bad and only thing that is SC better is imersion, but after you manualy pick up package for the 100 time you would like to have it simplified like in ED. Also the development rate of SC is so slow and focused on microtransaction things so much that it is basically a scam.
@@VantageX cope harder
Good video. Nice work man!
that elevator part sums up every new player lmao
This is why there should be an actual mission in the game for experienced players to mentor new players, and new players to rate how they did. TBH you did better than a lot of players do!
There is a program for vets to help beginners in the launcher's welcome hub. Its very easy to find help in this game, you just have to ask.
or just implement a real tutorial
Or they could make a real tutorial and not a 3000$ ship
@@doomslayer8025 @SHA THAAN they did have a tutorial with Keanu Reeves early on. Its quite outdated now because the game is still drastically changing and will continue to change.
@@doomslayer8025 Without that $3000 ship there would be no game. No gaming company today would take on a project like Star Citizen. People love to bash the funding model, all while enjoying the game that would not exist without it.
I cannot fathom making a game this hard to start. Truly an otherworldly experience.
You cannot fathom what an Alpha is?
Starts find for me
Try DCS, you just need to start up a plane you've never seen before with controls you're unsure of, then find out that air combat is actually, like, a skill you have to learn with almost no handholding. (there's like 10% handholding like computer fire assist, but only as much as actual pilots get behind similar computer systems).
@@jamiedavinci1328 No, I can't fathom making a game this complicated to buy and play. I also can't fathom that its still in alpha lol
@@Motoko_Urashima thats with any high fidelity flightism. Xplane, P3D, DCS , some aircraft in MSFS. its just learning the real plane. pilots do this to learn just like us
Been a while since I last played. A lot seems to have been added in the mean time. Getting into the game can be difficult, but it really helps to to read the controls in the settings.
The Mass Effect 2 music in the background scratched a nostalgic itch I didn’t know I had. Gotta subscribe just for that.
Yeah, the game needs a quick and dirty tutorial cards and a series of introduction missions that tell you the basics. Such as, "Press T to target the enemy in your ship's crosshairs so the targetting system can show you where to shoot".
The single player campaign that they are developing is supposed to fill that role I heard
Thank You! I've been trying to figure that out but couldn't find it in the Keybinds
@@tylerchambliss2545 when you have to find answers in youtube comment section .... yeah this game is clunky
Yeah, that put me off buying it. I'll just wait for Starfield.
Weird part is when I first started playing this game in 2014, they had a whole tutorial intro. They taught you how to get into your ship as well as equipment operation and even a little combat sim. For some reason they completely removed this whole thing and I can understand how frustrating it must be for new players coming in not knowing a damn thing.
You heard the expression a deep puddle, or a shallow ocean?
Star Citizen is a deep shot glass.
Very underrated comment
Yes but only if the bartender AI isn't completely fucked and the simulation rate is high enough for him to actually pour your order
Star Citizen shows how stupid people can be. Imagine receiving 100 million dollars for nothing and then those idiots want you to make a game for that money. Would you spend that money on a stupid game OR would you keep your money and just release a small broken game for those idiots to keep them busy?
Can I have HTD guy as the bartender?
I love this in every way possible. I wish you guys all the best, ❤🎉
I cant wait for a final version of this. Cause i know, it doesnt matter what CIG does, they can never live up to the expectations. And the People who spend the most will cry the loudest.
The thing i,s it will come out and be an okay game. Just a perfectly okay game. No triple a game provides infinite entertainment or excitement. The core gameplay inevitably gets boring and we want to try something else.
Star Citizen, by always offering and promising to be something more, can occupy people's imaginations. It will be whatever they conceive it to be in their mind. It's not an actual game, but a dream of a perfect game. The real thing will never live up to it.
the word “try” in the title does not fill me with confidence 😂
And i understand completly why
this game is horrible Even when trying to launch it
@@jajajajja3481 Just because you have a potato PC doesn't mean the game is bad.. it's in development and has bugs, sure, but anyone that's actually played it understands the appeal. Besides, if you dislike something so much, why are you consuming content about it? Personally, when I don't like something I....stay away from it. I think that's a normal thing, but if you're special I understand
@@tevarinvagabond1192 Isnt this Game poorly optimized anyway? Like it doenst matter how good your graphics card is You still get performance issues? My PC should run this Game nicely as it does with most thing is this person had to wait a lot just for a purchase to process Thats what im talking i didnt Even mention performance in My comment
For the other thing i like space Sims its My favorite genre so i come back here once in a while to see if it ever advances but im reminded of the Bad product this is
I hope someday a good and competent development that doenst want to scam their fanbase comes and makes a good space sim
The fact that theres a "stock" system in ships in a digital world speaks for itself
@@jajajajja3481 Mate, the "limited stock" is only there for the capital ships...the HUGE ones. Why? Because the devs don't want too many in the game. They literally have a set amount they want to have, and once they hit that number they won't allow for them to be bought as it would hurt the future balance of the game. Also, if you actually like space sims then you would have gone in the free flight week when you can play for free and try out all the ships...for free. But no, you're just some angsty teenager that jumps on the bandwagon that your favorite CZcamsr promotes and don't have an original thought
@@jajajajja3481 they are optimizing the game though, and they are planning on releasing a huge performance improvement by winter. Its not like they arent trying to make the game better, they just have priorities, like server meshing for example.
parts of this game look really cool, other parts are clunky as fuck. kinda hoped they would have had more progress by now
TBF he only really shows about 1% of it. But still, parts of it are definitely clunky, and that's also going to be an outcome of progress made. Whenever you introduce cool new features, you basically guarantee to also introduce a load of new bugginess and clunkyness that won't get fixed until much later, when they are more or less happy with how all the systems and mechanics work together.
The combat particularly looks awful cause he didn't know how to lock onto targets
@@B.D.E. What do you base all this "info" on?
It's shiny, but the core is rotten and more than 20 years old in term of mechanics.
@@dobispr3963 Likely any experience coding. Its a pretty typical process for coding anything, you add some, and you break something. Then you fix that something and break something else, this also shouldn't be news to anyone who's paid any attention as to how a games made.
I wanna see more this was incredible
I felt like I was reliving my first moments in the game
Dude, your commentary has me in stitches😂
By the time Star Citizen comes out, people will be living it.
the development of star citizen; it's not a game, it's a way of life.
Well, 10 more years of development and might be a pretty solid early access.
30*
@@ryanstorm3773 *50
@@danko5866 100💀
Love the Mass Effect music in the background lmao
I first heard about this game when I was studying in school, now I am teaching in a school and its still in development.
Star Citizen could benefit from a solid 3-6 hour set of tutorial missions. Problem is that things are constantly added and changed, so a tutorial right now would become outdated pretty quickly -which is exactly what happened a few years ago when they had a ship combat tutorial.
I loved the tutorial mission. My guess is that it also showed how the SQ42 Version would have been if it was not expanded as what was shown in the vertical slice.
3 HOUR tutorial? Fuck that
I did love that tutorial mission though, where you fly the gladius out of that asteroid base and do a pirate sweep :D But yeah it was out of date 1 patch later. I hope it's the sort of thing they can get working but with some sort of soft pull of the current settings, allowing the tutorial to stay updated as the settings change.
Hell, it could benefit at this point from 3-4 hours of bug fixes
im hoping that the single player mode, if that ever happens, will function like a tutorial and you can learn as playing through a cool campaign.
The chat in game is super useful too. Everyday, there's new folks asking questions in the verse and the whole chat get involved with helping out.
Oh, that's nice.
when I played a few years ago, thats how it was for me as well, didnt know where to find my ship and they told me about the whole terminal and hangar system, I was like "wow, they are actually very helpful"
The community is honestly fucking amazing for the most part
I'll bet one of the common questions is "How are people stupid enough to keep throwing money at this piece of unfinished dog shit?"
@@jimherold7827 You're nice
this game is gonna be kept in perpetual development stasis with a roadmap endlessly stretching into the horizon with the purpose of doing nothing more than drawing as much money from the kickstarter and early purchases as possible
grifters gonna grift, and the fanboys are gonna continue to insist that this is worth 500 million dollars and 10 years of development
@MomPickMeUpImScared wouldn't say I'm a fanboy but I enjoy whats already there and think it's worth the money I've put into it so far. Which is around £70 for a starter pack which is like the same price of any new release these days anyway
@@shotgunmcshotgun1142 lol. Massive L. Is your normal game from EA, Ubisoft, Activision? At least those scum companies sells you finished products instead of this buggy unfinished yanderedev like game.
@@deafshark9932 I enjoy it, dont particularly care what you think mate
Perpetual development actually sounds amazing. Who the fuck would complain about that at a time of game servers shutting down everywhere and patch development being dropped after release?
It's not like people can't play the game already and see the updates from the endlessly stretching roadmap. I wouldn't bet that they're scamming players more than any other company, quite the contrary.
Damn! I played with Mass Effect years ago, but I recognised your background song choice instantly!
Clunky is a great way to describe every aspect of Star Citizen and this video shows that off perfectly. It does have some beautifully unique moments, but those are constantly interrupted by the mess of everything else.
If your computer can’t run it just say so. I’ve had the game for a week now, no issues regarding the perfomance of the game.
@@El1qt Shush, you paid bot account.
@@El1qt cope
@@El1qt he didnt say anything about performance. even super computers will experience bugs in a buggy game
@@masonbartelt9959 ima be 100% real with you, I do not have a super computer, and I experience very little to NO bugs when I play the game, if you guys are it may be an issue relating to pc or Wi-Fi?
Thank you for showing us the moment-to-moment gameplay, especially the part before owning the game. 👍Most other big youtubers in these kinds of "I played it so you dont have to" RPG experience videos edit out all of the nitty gritty meta struggles to make the game seem more graspable than it actually is, when it really isn't.
Honestly it’s a lot better now than how it was like two years ago, but yeah I get what you mean.
@@PncK64 you mean to tell me this is the IMPROVED buying experience?
you just gotta set everything to very high and play for a day for all the trillion shaders to load in (helps if you set your shader cache to 10gb) and 90% of the chopiness is gone
@@PncK64 hell its better now than it was 6 months ago. 3.14 had server crashes every 30ish minutes it felt like
Every game has a “nitty gritty” part there is no game that isn’t all rainbows this game especially isn’t on some training wheels and directs you, you do that yourself
This was the most tame 1st Star Citizen experience I ever seen lmao
Love watching new players learn the hard way :) brings back memories of my own first time though :)
I really do miss BioWare’s mass effect, the “uncharted worlds” ost playing in the background really is nostalgic and majestic, there’ll never be quite another game like the original mass effect (before ea bought it)
I enjoyed 2 a lot but ME1 had an atmosphere and charm which ME2 didn't have.
andromeda heleus theme ( the galaxy map music) is also pretty awesome
true 😢
is the song not copyrighted?
@@dorsia6938 same, but wouldnt had enjoyed me2 if it wasnt because of the story and worlbuild of me1.
The fact that he tried reviewing the contract again to figure out what floor he's supposed to go to in order to leave the starting area is one of the funniest moments in this video.
LOL! "Let's see if my 3080 can handle this..." lol, yeah.... (3:44)
@@williamyoung9401 of course it can its not the graphics card its your ram and SSD that matters recommended is 16gb ram and if u dont want lag get 32gb
@@aronhayse9895 I would assume most youtubers invest in more than 16gb, its kinda part of the job, and an ssd is needed for most modern games nowadays. The game is just insanely demanding but I dont know if he really looked at the actual settings other than "Quality", still pretty laughable performance for such a heavily monetized game
@@aronhayse9895 do you honestly think a youtuber with a 3080 has less than 16gb of ram and doesn't have a ssd?
@@heunam3593 I play with a 1080ti, 32gb and an SSD at 4K with 30 - 60fps, I dont know how this guy and many in the comments are having so many issues, I've been playing SC for like a year and I havent encountered many bugs and the ones that I have are avoidable
I love that you thank the stations after they let you land
That mass effect music kept making me question if I had he game open lol.
First time playing dude almost completed a contract without dying… that has to be really rare. 😂
Yeah i slammed into the ground or died of other ways at least 4 times before i managed to complete a contract lmao
I was there when Roberts started the Kickstarter in 2012. His reputation with Wing Commander is why I joined in. A decade later, I'm STILL WAITING FOR A GAME.
Hey, I paid for that money! (4:40) LOL!
bro lets log in and play, I'm off tomorrow :)
Keep Waiting!
lol same... freaking kickstarter....
Same bro. Same. I spent $50 8 years ago on this game and it’s still not done. 😂
Wow it’s amazing how much better the space travel seems in this game than starfield
I honestly LOVE how during the whole lenght of the video, in the backround lays the soundtrack of the best Sci-Fi rpg game ever created on earth.
Which is it?
@@killexpert5095 Mass effect bruh!
@@AramZero of course. How could I forget
@@killexpert5095 I'm so sad the new mass effect will not have Shepard :( and probably won't track your savegames.
@@AramZero the masterful trilogy is over. The characters had their arc, friendships formed. (Omg I loved EDI) and imo, it should be left as it is.
Time for a new adventure.
I actually liked Andromeda a lot. For what it is, not what it could have been. Still, I'd love to get another Andromeda-like game with more races, more pronounced characters, more impact on the world around you, and especially: more Javier. XD
I remember getting this game like 10 years ago. You could only walk around one space station, play with an assault rifle and fly a basic ship. I managed to get the ship to take off one time, then the game would never launch again. Many tries re-installing it, contacting their "support" then just said forget it forever.
Lol same here
What a shitty experience i swear.
I love just making shit up and commenting it and getting a ton of likes
I call bullshit on that, 10 years ago, the most you could do was walk around in a hanger if even that! let alone flying your ship, unlike you, i did actually purchase 9-10 years ago.
@@DJB10T1C Just checked, I signed up 8 years ago, what a HUGE error on my part, I am such a sinner.
The last time I tried to play this game it wouldn’t load the primary space station and I started off floating in space above a frozen planet wearing nothing but a hospital gown. I fell, shivering, to my death and then it wouldn’t reload. The first time I played it, it was cool though.
Your intro sounds like the start of a sci-fi RPG, really. Add that to falling into a Venus-like planet or Gas Giant and you have the makings of an awesome storyline.
Even to start up the game is always a suprise and a challenge, because it might take several attempts to start it up, and even then you're not sure if it won't crash on you.
@@TheNapster153 A very short story, lol.
I booted up the game, made my character (trying to navigate the weird ass character creator but that's passable), loaded in at 2FPS, then walked out into the hallway where the elevator was just not there. Completely gone, jumped down into the open space to see if it just hadn't appeared but was still there and died.
$45 for a fucking alpha that's been in alpha for ten years. Jesus.
That sounds much funner than what I just watched.
This was really entertaining! I got a lot of laughs. Was a great review, thanks! I played this years ago...2018? It was not even remotely as far along back then, as it is now. Comparing how incomplete, confusing, and weird it was back then, to what you just showed here, they have made tremendous progress. I've been waiting for this kind of progress, and I think the game has reached a point where I'm willing to "pledge" (its crowd funded, BTW...that's why when you bought your ship, it said you were pledging...you are funding continued development of the game. IIRC, they started that in 2009 or so, so its been about 15 years by now. I don't know when they will get far enough along to actually release the game, but, Star Citizen is its own thing, works its own way, quite different from other games, and maybe some day you'll actually be able to buy it for real.) I have Starfield already, so, I guess I'll wait till I get far enough along in that or complete it, before I actually dive into this...but, I'm finally actually excited to give Star Citizen a real try now!
This game reminds me of Elite Dangerous. SC seems to have a lot more detail, but also a lot more bugs. I might buy it if they're ever able to release a finished product.
If you're not ready to deal with bugs and yucky stuff then wait, but it is a lot like Elite. A much more detailed and satisfying Elite. The ability to turn your chair around and walk around in your own highly detailed ship is something else. The ability to have people you know or strangers in that ship with you performing tasks or screwing off is crazy. Landing in and walking around detailed future cities with sculptures, different land features, glowing food bars, etc. is awesome. It is the first game ever that is a real "space life" simulator, and it is visually ahead of its time, even today.
Don't buy it. It is still full of bugs and game ending glitches. Plus the player base is sooooooo toxic
and alot more tedious stuff. I'd rather play no mans sky than SC
This is the game you’ll leave in your will for your grandkids to play
Haha
LOOOLz
I ges you hate your grandkids.
and it'll still be in beta
@@thechinesecommunistparty3076 Beta? Pfft, don't give them that much credit. That shit MIGHT be in the final Alpha stages by then.
Comparing this to Starfield is like comparing a MMO space simulator to a single player RPG. That being said, how tf did you not crash in your hangar on the first try. Pretty impressive first day.
totally. after playing it I'm convinced most people saying starfield looks like star citizen have not played star citizen. oh and thanks :) i was proud haha
@@jayveeeee I feel like Star Field is going to be a dumbed down Star Citizen/Elite Dangerous but it’ll actually be finished lmao (and buggy)
This game looks better than Starfield. Is it on Xbox?
@@jovee6155 If you find a way to play with 8 controllers at the same time there is a way to play it on console 😂
@@daveyjoneslocker4703 they might have some killer side missions though, i mostly plan for my first character to be a bounty hunter, it was the one of the classes you could pick in the trailer and just explore and maybe kill people and upgrade my ship until its fully kitted out.
This guy is funny to watch 😁. Loved the comment while playing.
When I first played in 2018, the game crashed or bugged like 10 times before you were even able to hop in your ship. It's impressive to look at such a smooth first experience. I also remember I was not curious enough to try and spool again and always flew like one hour to my final destination after reaching a planet or moon
"So it wants me to pay for something that's not out yet?"
Ho boy, 40 seconds into the video and you've discovered the entire point of Star Citizen.
Giant walls of text you have to agree to before being allowed to buy the game. Yep this looks like a cult.
well just like cyberpunk2077 ?
@@cattysplat A giant wall of text that explains you don't own anything you're buying, everything is subject to change, and the company is not beholden to actually release anything. Good times.
@@DrSmugface Not entirely sure how that applies here, honestly. Explanation?
@@vsGoliath96 it will be out in 2077
"Let's see if my 3080 can handle this" I just lost it
me running a 1070
cpu is biggest bottleneck in this game. and many modern.
@@hankstorm3135 It's ridiculous how the game has such a poor CPU optimization, I tried to play this with my Ryzen 9 4900HS, which is kind of a top of the line CPU and it still was using almost 100% of the CPU and bottlenecking lol.
@@hmm396 hey dude I'm building a computer and I want to play this game I tried to Google but it didn't help so to your knowledge will a ryzen 5900x be able to run this okay? I tried to Google to see if it was faster than your one and couldn't find your one if you don't know it's understandable and fine but you might so it's worth a shot
@@hmm396 not really. I have never seen a game well optimized before release. It is the last step in game development cycle. it's actually quite amazing how CIG keep the game playable the way they do while they are working on it.
I get the idea many of you expect some sort of finished complete game. This is still alpha. You can complain about the timeframe but not the state of the game.
Thank you for playing Mass Effect background music. Brings back memories. ✌
11:56 Oh, i remember this from Freelancer. Neat that some elements of 'first star citizen draft' are remained.
I was reading an old "guiness book of records from 2014" and they feature Star Citizen as the game that got the biggest Crowd funding. In the article it is written, that it is still in alpha but the single player part is planned to be released in 2015 :p
😂😂
OH SHIT I still have that exact book! Scholastic Book Fairs never failed haha!
As long as the game is in development they can take in money and not be accountable for anything , its genius
Facts
they've made half a billion dollars
The Mass Effect map room music is classic. We're literally waiting...and waiting...and waiting... lol.
It is like a cult with a Guru. Give him money and he makes promises. As long as he promises that it will come one day, he can keep on abusing naïve people.
The fans are literally delusional
i love the mass effect music in the background
haha great video lmao really enjoyed it
I can’t believe how many games have come and gone since this was first announced. I played Elite Dangerous for a good while and I remember thinking “oh this new star citizen game looks cool, wonder when it’ll be done?” That feels like a lifetime ago now and even Elite Dangerous has changed so much since then.
ANYONE WHO DUMPS MONEY INTO THIS SCAM IS A MORON.
GAME WILL NEVER BE FINISHED.
THE OWNER OF THE COMPANIES WIFE SPENDS MOST OF THE MONEY.
THIS IS NO LIE
would you say for better or worse?
@@quantum5661 with a new/updated graphic engine for ED everyone would be forgetting about SC
@@flonkplonk1649 Those two games can't be really compared appart the fact they are space sims, ont is more oriented towards pve and universe exploration, the other one more towards people interaction and role-playing. So I really know a lot of people who won't come back to ED, me included, it's just another type of game.
Elite dangerous is actually a finished game and these two games aren't comparable i played elite dangerous for quite a long time. You cannot leave your ship at all you are stuck in a cockpit 100% of the time. But the community is really good and for awhile you got a lot to do id say you could play for a good 1500 hours before its time to uninstall.
Imagine being a kickstarter backer of this game in 2012... It's more likely to live to see an asteroid end the earth than see the finished product of Star CItizen.
I do not have to imagine that, I am a backer from 2012 and I have to say that I like how Star Citizen develops. Sure, it is not all perfect, but we have already so many gameplay elements and content in the alpha that was not even part of the initial goal presentend in the kickstarter announcment and we get new content every three month.
They saw a worldwide pandemic, gta 6 leaks, and the death of the queen, and they still ain't gonna see this scam finish.
I'm also a backer... I haven't been able to get a computer powerful enough to play it yet. L
Backer since 2013. Only sank $45 into it during its development, so do with that what you will, but I’ve loved both playing this devtest (in all its frustratingly buggy glory) and following the project’s development. It’s finally kicked into high gear over the past five years, really. They probably would be much farther along than they are now if they hadn’t been faffing about for the first three years, but what they’ve managed to create is still quite impressive considering the standards of most major game devs.
@@joecolvin4203 You could have saved that money for buying a gaming pc lmao.
"We're gonna start spooling" Lol.
Dude sounds so wholesome and for some reason, he sounds like Kiteman from Harley series. Esp when he says the iconic "Hell yeah!". 😁
Star Citizen is actually pretty mind-blowing when it works. Even if it never gets finished it gives me hope that one day a game will come around and give us everything CIG promised.
It really is. I somehow still have faith they'll deliver us the best space sim we'll see for the foreseeable future.
Is it? So far all I'm seeing are menial tasks - calling air traffic control, takeoff, flying, landing - that would of course be all automated in the actual future, so people can get on with real issues. Even this delivery mission could've easily been completed by a robot lol
@@kuruptzZz No its not really going to be automated. At best you will get a hotkey like what they did recently for calling the hanger. The deal is Star Citizen is NOT an action game. It is a simulation of a space game. If that doesnt suit you that is fine but this is exactly what people want from it that have been backing it for years.
Try X4. All the X series are pretty awesome games if you want a space sandbox. There is a learning curve, but plenty of helpful guides around.
@@kuruptzZz there are other tasks you do such as bounty, mining, as well as the new looting and hauling cargo.
Love the Mass Effect music.
it just felt right 😊
Still, SC bgm is also very great. @jayvee if you will play more, try going to Crusader's Orison, and fly through the atmo, it's really great moment.
That was exhausting, and I'm so thankful for your sacrifice!
LMAO! 20 mins to figure out that the elevator selection could be scrolled down! Had me rolling! Loved the Mass Effect Star Map selection music btw! So much to learn in the game only to figure out way later it's pointless as they eventually wipe and reset everything making your progress pointless!