I agree with what you guy say. First of all people pays the money because ppl see in Chris Roberts the creater of space simulations (action). Off course There was other games before Wing Commander, how ever all the great games I played and also many friends of me were made by him (his team).
So thats why People trust in him and ppl wish to see a new space simulation like all the great games we know from him. And yes I can good imagine that Star Citizen would cost lot of money. Not only by buying the game also by running the game, as it has been told by OP for many other things. How ever I am sure ppl would gladly pay the money when they can get something which they were looking/waiting for it since ages.....
So I hope Chris can give ppl what all we are expecting and I hope this time Chris can take his time and create a game as the way he wants it to be. And hopefully there wont be a EA or Microsoft which again try to over take his Company.......
Crossfire
What !! are you mad or just space wacky.
First of all i have a saying " You can't polish a Turd "
Which in fact thats what Star Citizen is, a BIG FAT polished TURD.
Its just Wing Commander taken to the next level, with an element of Freelancer
in it, to entice US Freelancer communities in to supporting it.
But i don't buy it, and never will....
I have said on many posts about this and also others have too.
If it looks like its too good to be true, it most probably is.
Once we have Crossfire 2.0 up and running and bug free, One can only assume that
the powers at large will try something new in the development of the next version,
i.e- a new game engine, who knows what OP and the DEV team will do next, its a mystery.
I for one will support it, and promote it, whenever and wherever i can.
imo, Roberts only claim to fame was Freelancer, and even then he was loosely involved with it.
WC is his baby and always is/was and will always be.........
Rgds
Cygna