The game takes "Butterfly Effect" theory and throws it into a bucket of toxic waste, in that the MC's time powers causes compounding butterfly effects, and by the end of the game, it results in mother earth getting pissed af and causing this unnatural class 5 tornado to come storming through the city. The two endings reflect on this.

If you decide to save chloe, you choose not to go back in time to before it all started, and the whole city is destroyed via hella tornado.

If you decide to save the city, the answer is to go back in time right before the point where you first used your time powers to save chloe's life, and then not use the time powers, since those were what caused the tornado in the first place, resulting in chloe getting killed.

Dunno where the fuck this guy is getting this info, Elite is the real dev trying to starve you of all of your money. The ships he's talking about that you can buy with real money are only there as a bonus "thank you" to people that want to donate a shit ton to the games development, kind of like the people that donate thousands to kickstarter campaigns.

Its buggy as hell, based on microtransactions and its difficult to find space combat.

Tbh Elite Dangerous is better

but Star Citizen on minimum graphics works ok on my computer while elite dangerous turns it into a toaster

If Elite is better I think I'll just upgrade to Horizons instead then.

Dunno where the fuck this guy is getting this info, Elite is the real dev trying to starve you of all of your money. The ships he's talking about that you can buy with real money are only there as a bonus "thank you" to people that want to donate a shit ton to the games development, kind of like the people that donate thousands to kickstarter campaigns.

The game is standard a one time charge, however if you purchase a ship before owning the game, you get the game for free aswell.

The ship deal sounds decent. How does this game compare to Elite: Dangerous?

Its buggy as hell, based on microtransactions and its difficult to find space combat.

Tbh Elite Dangerous is better

but Star Citizen on minimum graphics works ok on my computer while elite dangerous turns it into a toaster

If Elite is better I think I'll just upgrade to Horizons instead then.

Dunno where the fuck this guy is getting this info, Elite is the real dev trying to starve you of all of your money. The ships he's talking about that you can buy with real money are only there as a bonus "thank you" to people that want to donate a shit ton to the games development, kind of like the people that donate thousands to kickstarter campaigns.

Some you can, some you cant. The ones you can are specifically made to be really hard to earn.

So you pay for this game and then either grind your arse off for more ships or pay for them?

The game is standard a one time charge, however if you purchase a ship before owning the game, you get the game for free aswell.

The ship deal sounds decent. How does this game compare to Elite: Dangerous?

Its buggy as hell, based on microtransactions and its difficult to find space combat.

Tbh Elite Dangerous is better

but Star Citizen on minimum graphics works ok on my computer while elite dangerous turns it into a toaster

If Elite is better I think I'll just upgrade to Horizons instead then.

Dunno where the fuck this guy is getting this info, Elite is the real dev trying to starve you of all of your money. The ships he's talking about that you can buy with real money are only there as a bonus "thank you" to people that want to donate a shit ton to the games development, kind of like the people that donate thousands to kickstarter campaigns.

You have to buy insurance on the Hull, cargo and upgrades of your ship in order to keep it when it gets destroyed. Its not too expensive, and it comes free for some months with most ships that cost real money from the store.

I have a Mustang Alpha that came with 3 months of free full insurance, and i bought another month for a very small amount of UEC's. Its not expensive, its not hard, its well known that you should have insurance....

But this guy must have either been entirely broke, too lazy or really fucking dumb to take a 250$ ship anywhere without insurance.

Dont think it ever dissapears in alpha/beta. Youll have them for release

Thats for all ships owned before 2013 i think

Who the fuck spends 250 quid on a dinky bit of code with flashing lights and then doesn't insure it?

Also can you get those ships without real life currency?

Some you can, some you cant. The ones you can are specifically made to be really hard to earn.

So you pay for this game and then either grind your arse off for more ships or pay for them?

The game is standard a one time charge, however if you purchase a ship before owning the game, you get the game for free aswell.

The ship deal sounds decent. How does this game compare to Elite: Dangerous?

Its buggy as hell, based on microtransactions and its difficult to find space combat.

Tbh Elite Dangerous is better

but Star Citizen on minimum graphics works ok on my computer while elite dangerous turns it into a toaster

If Elite is better I think I'll just upgrade to Horizons instead then.

Dunno where the fuck this guy is getting this info, Elite is the real dev trying to starve you of all of your money. The ships he's talking about that you can buy with real money are only there as a bonus "thank you" to people that want to donate a shit ton to the games development, kind of like the people that donate thousands to kickstarter campaigns.

primewire.ag
couchturner are also possibilities

note if the movie just came out you'ree probably just gonna find shitty camrips from recorded theatre

if it's already out in theatres try solarmovie.is

There wasn't a link for the movie there. As far as I understand the movie practically gets taken down as soon as it goes up. There was a torrent for it today on the pirate bay that was gone within the hour.

primewire.ag
couchturner are also possibilities

note if the movie just came out you'ree probably just gonna find shitty camrips from recorded theatre