Star Citizen Players Furious As Devs Charge For Ship Upgrades

Abstract

Star Citizens developer CIG has upgraded its community with a salaried ship’s upgrade.
Flight blades were being added to the future patch, and can only be purchased from the real world.
Now they are being delayed and when they launch, the real money and the game will be available for shopping with both the currency in the game, but the fans are still unhappy.

Star Citizens often make headlines whenever they reach a milestone for donations to a new fountain. Last month, a total of 800 million Million was crossed, and since then more million has been collected 18 million.

However, this does not mean that developer Cloud Imperium Games (CIG) are not looking for more ways to increase this figure. As the spot has happened PC GamerStudio recently upgraded his community by upgrading payments for players’ ships, which they are available only to get from real money.

Flight blades will improve your ship’s performance, and according to the original announcement, the game is unable to buy with currency. They will cost anywhere from $ 9.60 to $ 42, and unlockable without any real world money.

Since this will benefit someone who benefited, many people have labeled it with understanding. The reaction was so severe that the flight blades are delayed now, and when they go straight, you will be able to use the currency in the game to buy them too.

However, CIG’s response The fans have not been happy at all. Here, the gods used an excuse to work on 11 patch for 2025, and fans just don’t think that it justifies putting more micro -transactions in the game.

“This is a band aid to calm down people, but the problem of root here is that you keep selling more and more items in the game that a player will do daily,” says the forum user Salt Mike.

“The ingredients should not be at all at the store. No matter later,” Iaana agrees. “People are angry because they are selling in any form or are in the form of real money (SIC).”

Surprisingly, someone reveals the fact that the CIG should not be hurt for money right now. “They are in dire need of handling their money better and there is someone who can choose a course and stick to it and provide games,” says MW Tagding. “If they want to make money, supply the game! Their budget is almost doubled Red Dad Radiation 2 and they are nowhere to the supply of Squadron 42.”

In the meantime, the CIG is also ready for Citizens. This year it will not be kept personally, as the studio says it needs to focus on development. Squadron 42 remains to be seen whether or not it can actually remain on its release window. Star Citizen itself is viable in early access, there is no word about when it will be fully launched.