ArieNeo retweeted
Hoy toca sorteo de una Grey´s Shiv #StarCitizen
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ArieNeo retweeted
Con todo el cariño que se puede, aqui os dejo este post de feedback de #StarCitizen.
Cuanto echo de menos esos momentos epicos de tension que teniamos.
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It took me a few years to reconnect with @RobertsSpaceInd as a fan.
Some key people warned me about the consequences of getting involved in development and how it might change my perspective years ago.
But, it feels good to be back.
I even fired up a stream the other day. 🚀
ArieNeo retweeted
Sad news TEST Squadron! 😠😄kick.com/asmongold/clips/cli…
Woke up this morning, did my morning coffee, checked out the Tesla event.
Got genuinely happy about the fact that now there is a “flying” car.
And then, a bunch of party poopers turn an incredibly cool achievement into yet another drama.
Short-sighted minds fail to see the opportunities and breakthroughs that come from pushing the boundaries of technology and science. History has shown us this time and time again: progress is often ridiculed before it becomes revolutionary. @elonmusk keep it up!.
Can you build flying cars? Land and reuse rockets? Send astronauts into space? Revolutionise the automotive industry? Connect millions worldwide through satellite internet? Donate millions to education, science and healthcare?
No?
Then SHUT THE FUCK UP.
What @GeoffZanelli has composed still gives me goosebumps every single time I hear it. Very few composers can evoke that kind of emotion through music.
I wonder how many versions of this piece exist. We’ve heard two so far (I think), and both are incredible.
How can you spend your brief, insignificant existence hating everything and taking offence at everything around you?
You may or may not believe in hell, but living like that is hell itself.
Looking at photos of @MarkHamill at the office and seeing friends heading to Squadron 42 events… I’m a fanboy all over again.
But mostly, I’m nostalgic.
I still remember seeing Chris Roberts walking around the office, heading into meetings, or saying hi in the cafeteria.
And that admiration extends to everyone who has been part of @RobertsSpaceInd and Squadron 42. The team there today, the former directors, the developers who moved on. So many people have poured a piece of their lives into these projects.













