Star Citizen on underground bunker design, looking ahead to alpha 3.4, and closing in on $200M

    
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This week’s Star Citizen Around the Verse continues the post-CitizenCon catch-up, this time featuring the underground bunker on Hurston, including the layout, design, and AI. For example, I bet you’ve never given much thought to have environment and level designers create believable objects that provide cover without actually screaming, “Hey, I’m just painted cover, crouch here.” It also provides a ton of gorgeous screenshots! As for the current state of development, RSI’s Chris Roberts and Eric Kieron Davis have but a quick recap:

“3.3 continues to see many fixes through each PTU patch, and with stability improving, QA is focusing on shoring up general gameplay and quality of life improvements. Meanwhile, the development teams are looking past 3.3 and beginning to focus on planning for alpha 3.4 and beyond.”

Keep an eye on the Star Citizen crowdfunding page; the game is inching toward that magic $200M number with about $870K to go as of press time.

Source: Around the Verse. Cheers, DK!
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