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by skip 10/05/2015, 7:13pm PDT |
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http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/video-games/features/14715-CIG-Employees-Talk-Star-Citizen-and-the-State-of-the-Company
Update: The Escapist, notwithstanding Cloud Imperium Games' notice and posting, stands by its coverage of Star Citizen and intends to continue to investigate the developing story. Since publishing our original stories, we have been contacted by, and are currently interviewing, additional sources corroborating a variety of the reported allegations. Additionally, if Mr. Roberts' offer for The Escapist to "meet the developers making the game and see how we're building one of the most ambitious PC games first hand" remains open, we take the opportunity to accept such invitation so as to hopefully provide the public with sufficient information and opportunity to vet such sources' allegations and claims for themselves. We have also communicated the foregoing directly to Cloud Imperium Games.
Someone found the forum post where they explain why they can't give true financial accounting to their fans:
https://forums.robertsspaceindustries.com/discussion/comment/5691637/#Comment_5691637
1) Imagine you live a responsible fiscal life (whatever that means, it's kinda part of the problem here.)
2) Now imagine your parents saw your bank records, your grandparents, your significant other, their parents and grandparents...
3) Would they all have the same opinion of how you spent your money? Would any of them NOT have a single criticism of how you spent your money? They care about you, so they will always find someway in their minds for you to improve on how you're doing things.
4) Which one of them would be right? You, who are spending the money for you, or them, people who care about you and only want what's best for you, but don't live your life and know your requirements?
5) Ask 200 people what responsible fiscal spending is, and get 300+ answers.
6) Now imagine you do this with nearly ONE MILLION parents who care about you. And the press.
Bold emphasis mine. A true responsible fiscal life could mean paying your bills on time and putting away money for savings or it could mean spending it all on hookers and perfecting the color of helmets. Who can say?
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