Plenty of new players are hopping into Star Citizen every week, but the game itself might not be ready for everyone. It is still an alpha game heavy in development, and there are a lot of things to consider. This month, I’ve brought on 4 Youtube content creators (VoidyVids, DigitalMaster, BeardofOz, Certified Gumbo) who all got started in the last year or so, to talk about what they’ve noticed going from casual players to everyday followers. This episode is all about whether they feel what they’ve experienced is something you should try too.

Today’s Guests:

BeardofOZ:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/OzBeardof

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC47fcws7qlU1MsqnPhl7zhw

Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/beardofoz

DigitalMaster37:

Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/digitalmaster37

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC04JE1ZAt6HvhymW8nUfMiw?app=desktop

VoidyVids:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Voidy_Says

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/voidyvids

Certified Gumbo:

Twitter:https://twitter.com/CertifiedGumbo

A lot is happening in Star Citizen right now. With Persistent Entity Streaming being implemented, Server Meshing “around the corner” and crucial game systems and features in the mix for 2023, there is a lot to consider. Today I am joined by Olli43, XeroState, Leadnap Gaming, and RedMonsterSC to discuss the current and future of where Star Citizen is headed.

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Ever since the inception of Star Citizen, space ships have been at the front of the hype and development trains. This has led to incredible success, and a lot of controversy. 

Today I'm joined by  @HybridVAudio ,  @Lokenplays ,  @LoudGuns , and  @TheSpaceCoder  to discuss these ship sales, the ships we still miss, and how Star Citizen could do better in the future.  

Star Citizen has always touted open development as a key feature of the project, however it has become clear they are sharing less in much different ways than before. While we have seen successes on this front, hesitation in sharing bad news, and withholding information until it’s convenient have started to wear on the community. In this episode, we talk about the little things CIG could be doing to build trust again with the community.

It has been a LONG time since Star Citizen began this journey. Many people come and go, and morale shifts throughout the years, but the question for many still remains “can this game still succeed?” Some say it’s too big to fail, some say it’s only a matter of time. In this episode 4 of my friends debate the outlook of Star Citizen and Squadron 42.

Star Citizen discussion can be incredibly polarized, and while it’s good to focus on the less extreme opinions surrounding the game, sometimes the best points are made in passion. For this episode I brought together voices of the Star Citizen community that tend towards different feelings about the game to discuss the best and worst parts of it.

This is episode one of a new series I am creating to bring together the voices of various creators around Star Citizen to discuss big topics surrounding the game every month. Today we take a look at the current state of the game, the drama and progression surrounding 3.17.2, what we can expect from here on, and what we want to see fixed. I hope you enjoy this new series!

Morphologis

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Avenger_One

Twitch

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LevelCapGaming

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The Astropub

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