“These are the very same schedules we update daily and are circulated internally on our intra-studio hand-offs with a few exceptions,” Roberts said.
He insisted that any dates he’d given for the completion of a module or the release of a beta were rough guidelines only, “but unfortunately some people often tend to forget the qualifiers and treated my comments nonetheless as a promise.” “As you know we’ve not been keen to give hard dates on the project after the initial set of dates which we had estimated when the project was a lot smaller in scope,” Roberts wrote. There is no timeline on when the campaign, which stars Mark Hamill and Gillian Anderson, will be shown or made available to backers. That long anticipated module, originally expected in the fall of 2015, was not even shown at CitizenCon in October. Notably, the production schedule for Squadron 42, the single-player campaign, is not among them. This page breaks out production schedules for the Star Marine and Arena Commander modules the technology/systems, content and UI teams, and the Mega Map stretch goal, with bullet-point notes on where they stand.
“In a lengthy note to donors, Cloud Imperium Games founder Chris Roberts said the schedule for Star Citizen Alpha 2.6 will be shared on a weekly basis with the public. Its crowdfunding has continued since, largely through the very lucrative sale of in-game spaceships. Star Citizen, of course, has no publisher and was announced with practically nothing built at all, in the form of a $2.1 million Kickstarter campaign at the end of 2012. At this point in Star Citizen’s development, a development team of 377 across four internal studios felt it was appropriate to share the schedules with the more than 1.6 million individuals who have given to Star Citizen’s campaign, a record-setter in video games development and crowdfunding as a whole.
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