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12 Years and $700 Million Later, What's Going on With Star Citizen's Development?
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At those time frames it's not just feature creep you have to worry about, but tech- and social creep as well. Think back what games were popular 12 years ago and what hardware we had. That's why usually in longterm, large scale projects you have a technological freeze, where you essentially ignore all progress made outside of your project for the sake of completion, which Star Citizen clearly hasn't done.
Onebof the reasons it runs like shit with seemingly going random glitches
They changed engines 4 times.
Their code is held together like an ork gargant