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I will approach you guys as a mercenary looking for work, and I will keep my anomalous wormhole past as a secret and will reveal it to people my character develops trusts with. And of course I will never take off my helmet in public.

A mandalorian who got sucked into an anomalous wormhole during a battle againts The Empire over Concordia and found himself in Star Citizen verse and met you guys. Looking for adaptation, finding new purposes and new battles. This is the way.

It is roleplay! I love roleplaying, in highscool I was in theater club and we would skip classes to reherse out plays, we would work hard for a year and put out really good well organized theater shows at the end of year. Before that too , Skyrim was one of the first games I played and loved deeply very much. Maybe you can call me crazy, but I like immersing myself deep into the role, with headphones on, with pure focus just become the role and never infringe it never break it. It gives me so much joy to go on adventures like this, with this level of immersion and intense focus on role and character development and sentimentality behind it. That's why I instantly fell in love with this immersive (Or HighRP as they call it) roleplay multiplayer server called NoPixel for GTA. When I found out about it which was relatively recently last year, I've never played or watch GTA because I was never really interested in it. One day just out of curiosuty I wanted to just for once watch a GTA streamer. I wondered "GTA is always among most viewed games on Twitch, what are these people even watching." And by just sheer dumb luck, among thousands of GTA streamers I clicked on one of the best gta roleplay streamers. Which I've realzied he was one of the best much later when I tried other streamers. The level of roleplay, the focus, dedication, amount of effort put into the roles was on another level kind of which I have never seen. Never seen anyone else other than me do at least. The name of this streamer was Peppo and he was roleplaying as a new up and coming detective named Miguel that everyone refered to as Coyote. Here I can write long paragraphs detailing the intricasies of what I refer to when I say " level of roleplay, the focus, dedication, amount of effort" but I don't know who would want to read that and it's better if you watch his streams of murder investigations as roleplaying Coyote than me just writing it all here to you. And the best part was the server infrastructure supporting this highly immersive roleplay. Gameplay accomodates and enables a lot of it. For instance in game you can talk and send messages to others and all of it is logged in game including contents of messages time and location of the cell when it was sent. In game there are lawyers, prosecutors, judges and you need subpenas to access phone records and for that you need credible suspicion and evidence. And this is barely scratching the surface. And this is exactly what I'll be looking for in Star Citizen, just pure rp and that requires persistence and stability. Two things Star Citizen is desperately lacking right now naturally until v1.0 is released. That's why I'm not around much in game and have never been throughout development so far. Sometimes once every few months I log in, check what's new and delete again. Here are some of Peppo's streams and videos about his roleplay scenes: This one about a new role Edgar: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2463151503?t=0h17m37s There are also a lot of other really good rp players. And not everyone streams but there are a lot of good options if you look at twitch streams.

We can only hope. In a way we enabled this as well. It's a delecate balance. In one hand community wants to fund and celebrate Star Citizen on the other hand there are unspoken boundaries on this funding model that are vague.

The problem with blades, in my humble opinion had nothing to do with the blades. It's the implcations and the mentality behind that blade sale. It's the whole thing, whole direction, whole turn to the dark side CIG has been taking for years that culminated in the blades. At first slowly then more and more aggresively thing have been... getting weirder and weirder. So I've shared my feelings in a post at Spectrum. Here it is, it quickly got 200+ upvotes for what it's worth. At least it's good to see that reaction has been mostly unified on this. https://robertsspaceindustries.com/spectrum/community/SC/forum/3/thread/it-didn-t-have-to-be-this-way-1 (BTW: friendly reminder that my spectum name is different because I've changed it and notified Shawkorr about it when it happened, just incase you wonder why it's different.)

Welcome! At this point we are all always new to Star Citizen, everything is subject to updates and changes. This is the way.

Link takes you to the time stamp of 55:28 / 1:16:12 where the ability to transfer login credentials from someone elses smart bracelet is presented. Also UI prompts a yellow auto-complete notice and an option to enter login credentials. Which suggest that even if you have mobiglass credentials you can instead use another credential wheter you have the mobiglass access data or not. And the space station building designs look beautifull except all the vast amount of empty spaces everywhere inside org stations. They always do that. See you in the verse! Also I would like to acknowledge that I have been in the org since 2018 and yet not once have I joined the mumble or the space bujutsu... sorry about that ehehe 😅

No one really has experience with this type of MMO as it's first of it's kind. Even EVE experience would have so much new things to learn and adjust to. Welcome aboard!

Welcome in! The more the merrier. This is the way.

I liked it. But then again I like everything they make about Star Wars. Maybe except the 7th 8th 9th Skywalker movies, even I can't like those forced out uninspired cash-grab attempts.

I've only joined Sanctuary after Star Citizen but it's good to see people sticking around and have such stories to tell

When people say do we need another X Y Z type ship, what's often overlooked is where that ship fits in the complete Star Citizen v1.0 game state. Every type of ship needs an alien and a criminal version. Because criminals won't be able to walk in to robert space industries to get a ship. They'll need to buy Drake from low-sec Drake shipyards and dealers.

Even for apple VR has turned out to be a money drain. There's just something uncanny or uncomfortable about it. Maybe it's because the infrastructure around VR is not developed enough, maybe VR themselves needs to get smaller and lighter, I don't know. Even if it was as small and light as a sunglasses I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything with just monitors instead of VR. I suppose the biggest fear of any tech company is to miss out on any big tech trend. So even if VR doesn't become a big hit, even if they loose tons of money on it that's okay, for them. Because as far as they're concern it's better to be safe than sorry when it comes to potential new techs.

Looks like he's having a good day 😄