******Official Star Citizen / Squadron 42 Thread******
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article to me smacked of them having missed out on several other big "i want an SC refund" stories and ran w/ this to be part of the bandwagon. i've seen a few more legitimate gripe/refund stories than this.
Just adding to my earlier post, while disability does make gaming harder it doesnt stop people playing. If a quadriplegic guy can play pubg and play it damn well then the disability card stopping him play doesn't cut it with me
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I’m still sure getting refunded by CIG is largely to do with how you approach them and that you treat them how you would like to be treated at work.
They were nothing but understanding polite and friendly when I got my refund that was over $2000 for them. I suspect if I gave them a bunch of jiff off the bat demanding it because they aren’t delivering and that their game is vapourware ect then wouldn’t have gotten my money.
I’m still sure getting refunded by CIG is largely to do with how you approach them and that you treat them how you would like to be treated at work.
They were nothing but understanding polite and friendly when I got my refund that was over $2000 for them. I suspect if I gave them a bunch of jiff off the bat demanding it because they aren’t delivering and that their game is vapourware ect then wouldn’t have gotten my money.
Thank humbug i instantly went off that ship as soon as i seen that pic 
Looks nothing alike
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#### OOOOOFFFFFFF!!!!!!! yes they do, are you blind??????
Personally I don't think so, some are saying it has but I'm not seeing it.
Tried it two days ago and was getting 15-20FPS at Olisar. Then again it is STILL heavily server related so a fresh server should mean better performance for a period.
Tried it two days ago and was getting 15-20FPS at Olisar. Then again it is STILL heavily server related so a fresh server should mean better performance for a period.
No, I installed it again yesterday and it's still a sideshow in places even with my 8700k and 1080 so it's been uninstalled again. As above Olisar seemed to be really bad where I was getting 10-15fps at 1440p.
However I did notice there are a few new ships to spend real money on so at least you can look at them in real nice detail at 5fps.
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Some have been unlucky as ive seen fps as high as 80, but when a server degrades over time then its a very different story and as low as 15.
This, a fresh server will give me as many FPS as the GPU will push but it degrades quickly as it fills and people spawn their ships.
However on week ends i do spend a couple hours at a time in game and away from Olisar i'm pushing 30 to 35 consistently, other than sort 1 or 2 second dips to around 15 or less when someone spawned a big ship.
Giving this a try again in 3.2 to have a run around the 600i and I'm surprised how well it is performing compared with earlier patches. Even things like the hangar would be slow to load - now it's all pretty smooth, also in the PU.
Sure further performance improvements will help, but so far I feel (bugs aside) it's in a reasonably playable state.
Going to be interesting to see how salvage, medical, fuel refining and repair gameplay are added over the course of future patches. Mining already looks pretty good. Once those foundations are in place I think it'll get a whole lot more enjoyable rather than feeling there's not much to do.
Sure further performance improvements will help, but so far I feel (bugs aside) it's in a reasonably playable state.
Going to be interesting to see how salvage, medical, fuel refining and repair gameplay are added over the course of future patches. Mining already looks pretty good. Once those foundations are in place I think it'll get a whole lot more enjoyable rather than feeling there's not much to do.
I believe network bind culling etc still isn't implemented so performance is only likely to get better but yep bugs aside (& there are a lot of bugs, arguably understandably though) it is certainly a train now heading the right direction.
Remind you of something?
I think @humbug needs glasses as well as a new chair, the only resemblance I see is the fact they are both space ships!
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I’m glad I’m not the only one. That said humbug did mistake a sporty fiat for a feisty tractor.... starting to make sense now.
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