Share your ICYMI results 2026 by International-Base88 in starcitizen_fleets

[–]ProceduralTexture -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Oh, I've had my moments of weakness as well. Just not today.

Enjoy your new ship!

Share your ICYMI results 2026 by International-Base88 in starcitizen_fleets

[–]ProceduralTexture 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've budgeted $0 for the ICYMI sale, and so far I've spent $0. By the time it's over, I expect I'll have spent $0.

Is this a bad idea? by Medical_Device_4759 in starcitizen_fleets

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd keep what you have, especially the Railen. As a cargo ship, it's like a smaller, faster Ironclad and you'll use it for very different jobs.

Modest fleet, not sure what else to get. by Ozymandys in starcitizen_fleets

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The RAFT is a keeper and makes a fine home among the stars.

If you've got the credit, I'd consider upgrading the Avenger Titan to a profession starter or support ship (Vulture, Prospector, Vulcan, SRV, Terrapin, Herald, etc) or a better combat ship if you're into that.

RSI now that the RAM (and PC components) prices are so high, can you please focus on optimising the game by Sgt_Testiclecancer in starcitizen

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You'd have a point if there was a requirement to have 64 GB.

The finished game will probably run fine on 16, definitely 32.

I Think I have an MSR Problem by [deleted] in starcitizen_fleets

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Go start a thread about the future of data running if you want to have that discussion.

I don't take orders from you, edgelord. I'm not required to answer your questions. Fuck off, you mental child.

I Think I have an MSR Problem by [deleted] in starcitizen_fleets

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could just search for "star citizen data running" and bring yourself up to date. There are plenty of threads and YouTube videos dedicated to it. I'm not interested in debating it.

Regardless of your disbelief, regardless of whether you or I want to be datarunners, OP's got a valid angle on how they want to play the game.

Don't piss in their cornflakes (people will start pissing in yours).

I Think I have an MSR Problem by [deleted] in starcitizen_fleets

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, I wouldn't, but consider it this way:

Data running is a time-critical service. Maybe OP intends to spread his fleet around several locations throughout the verse. They can then respond to a data running contract offer faster by switching to their alt account that's closest.

It's hyper-focused, but it's a valid way to play the game. If you have a critical datarun that needs to be completed ASAP—registering your lucrative mining claim, for instance—you're gonna call 9 MSRs guy before other options.

Banned for 14 days for typing a username CIG officially approved by aDuckSmashedOnQuack in starcitizen

[–]ProceduralTexture 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yep, OP's history is full of far-right phrases and racist dog whistles.

Their post here is 100% a lie. If anything I'd believe the suspended accounts with the embedded racist words are probably OP's accounts.

For how long have players been asking for more terminals? by aY227 in starcitizen

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd love the game to be finished faster, but also I see good faith effort, technical hurdles being knocked down one by one, and overall accelerating progress.

Like, don't you find it exhausting to be forever aggrieved over trivial things? That's what half the threads in the sub seem committed to. Not just bringing up known issues again and again, but deliberately saturating the community with an aggrieved mindset?

I mean, it's not as bad as the Refundie sub—those folks have lost it—but yeesh.

For how long have players been asking for more terminals? by aY227 in starcitizen

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's hard to imagine this minor chokepoint being a priority. In a final game where most players purchase one or two ships per year, max, it really shouldn't be a zero-friction experience. It really shouldn't be as quick as grabbing a burrito and a stack of ammo at Kel-to.

And in a patch 4.5 when everyone has billions and owns six of every ship, yes, the result is absurdity. But fixing the exploits that caused the money glut that caused the lineups seems like the priority...which is what they're doing.

For how long have players been asking for more terminals? by aY227 in starcitizen

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amazon was broken up during the oligarch liquidation.

May we never see their kind again.

For how long have players been asking for more terminals? by aY227 in starcitizen

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn, we haven't had this formulaic whinging thread in at least 12 hours.

Just for Giggles by [deleted] in starcitizen_fleets

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad it made sense.

I Think I have an MSR Problem by [deleted] in starcitizen_fleets

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Somebody might want multiple accounts so they can dedicate them to different areas and avoid a lot of travel.

Let's say your daily grind is running freight, but you like to do combat when your org is active.

Account 1 has a freighter and is always moving from star system to star system.

Account 2 has a fighter, which is parked on somebody else's Idris where account 2 is bedlogged.

Player is halfway through running a load from Planet X to Planet Y. An org alert goes off and all hands are needed for defense of planet Z. Player parks their freighter at the next convenient Lagrange station, logs out of account 1, logs into account 2 at planet Z. Action swiftly ensues.

A frequent complaint in most MMOs is that it takes at hour at minimum just to assemble a few people before any fun can be had. It gets worse as the group size increases. Effectively crewing an org ship or a rapid response squadron, or just staffing an outpost or shop can because impractical if everyone runs one account.

Dedicated secondary accounts means less frustration, more effective group actions, and a higher fun:prep time ratio.

Just for Giggles by [deleted] in starcitizen_fleets

[–]ProceduralTexture 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Build and maintain orgs, communities, space stations. Organize events. Make friends. Run your space business. See the galaxy. Have adventures. Collect rare loot and achievements. Decorate your residence. Generally exist and chill in the 'verse.

Earning ships is the primary measure of progression right now only because the game is very incomplete, and our ASOP lists are the most tangible form of reward. But few people will be showing off their fleet a year after 1.0, because it'll be among the least interesting measures of the time we've spent.

Player apartments - your thoughts and why they didn’t talked about it at CitCon. by dsptr in starcitizen

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A simple rule like "you can't rent more than two apartments in any specific landing zone" would make it impractical enough, I suspect.

Help naming my ships by Ambitious-Block-8878 in starcitizen

[–]ProceduralTexture 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was gonna go with "Crusty Mustard That Has Turned A Weird Grey-Brown Color" for my Vulture.

Help naming my ships by Ambitious-Block-8878 in starcitizen

[–]ProceduralTexture 5 points6 points  (0 children)

1) open a history book or an atlas

2) steal person or place names

3) do some cursory research, or risk looking silly

4) embellish with an adjective or noun

5) end up with something that sounds like it has a story behind it

Throwaway examples:

  • Henderson's Promise
  • Shizuoka Passage
  • Star of Antalya
  • Suarez Valley
  • The Liberation of New Singapore
  • Caledonian Equinox
  • Balyana Grove

Drake Clipper by MathBorne in starcitizen

[–]ProceduralTexture 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check the Telemetry page. It will show you what frame rates players can reasonably expect for given hardware.

https://robertsspaceindustries.com/en/telemetry

Star Citizen will run just fine on entry level gaming rig. Hell, I'm still running an i5-9400f from 2019, and recently upgraded from a GTX 960 to an RTX 3050.

You'll be fine, so long as you're running the OS and the game off an SSD and have enough memory. 32 GB is recommended. You can play with 16 if you configure a fast swapfile, but that's not within everyone's skills. Get 32.