@RyanBurnsRed: Oh, I don't think you want to talk about money. CIG is literally selling imaginary ships that cost more than real automobiles.

As to your second point, you *hope* you'll get these things. It isn't guaranteed. You did read the updated Terms of Service, right?

@RyanBurnsRed: Where are the atmospheric planets in E:D? Where is the game in Star Citizen?

I'd bet you cash money that E:D will have atmospheric planets by the time Star Citizen releases. The only difference will be that every layer *underneath* that system will already be well tested and optimized.

No Man's Sky's over-promises are already becoming legendary, and the only game that has a shot at surpassing their overblown claims is Star Citizen. I hate to say that, because I'm a backer myself-- but this thing just seems to be bogged down in every direction. Their recent rewriting of the Terms of Service was a big red flag in that regard.

Elite's the only one of these huge space games that's had a realistic development plan, and consistently delivered on their promises. It also gets the least attention from the gaming media-- probably because they don't spout pie in the sky nonsense for headlines.

Day of Sex: Condoms Provided

Hot for the girl in the thumbnail. Hot for the girl in the thumbnail. Hot for the girl in the thumbnail. Click.

Dude.

Now I'm hot for the dude. Thanks, Gamespot.

@droweprice: So Peter Brown likes cabbage, but hates boc choy? So Peter Brown liked Winter Soldier, but hated Iron Man 2? So Peter Brown feeds pigeons, but lets rats fend for themselves?

WHAT A HYPOCRITE, SOMEHOW.

Is this the one where they drive around in a car?

The twist at the end of this game is Eowyn takes of her helmet and says, "I am no man", and she takes the sky.

@RabbiSchmuley: 18 quintillion of them. No one person could ever read them all.