… so that Cloud Imperium Games could announce its new pre-purchase $675 limited edition Aegis Nautilus Solstice minelayer spaceship for its pre-purchase game which doesn’t actually support mines or minelaying mechanics yet either and was supposed to launch in 2014, then 2015, then 2016, then who even knows but why would it ever launch if it can keep making money like this anyway.
According to its product page (which I can’t link because I haven’t wasted money, I mean invested in the game and am consequently denied access to the website which is “restricted to holders of the or VIP status”, but a screenshot is included in the tweet below), the spaceship is 400 years old, so I guess Star Citizen’s development cycle is in-game canon now, HASHTAG ZING.
lol they had a fancy dinner that was $275 a plate just to announce a $675 price for an 8-person minelayer concept ship in a space game with no mines and 50 person servers how the fuck is this real pic.twitter.com/zQp1x7q2zM
— Beet Wagon (@a_beet_wagon) August 24, 2019
Also, that wasn’t a typo. Maybe the budget isn’t enough to hire a copy editor either.
Lol.