@@landrybinos2465 Not exactly sure what the context is, but I have had numerous people refer to Evangelical as Evangelion. 🤷‍♂️ No this like the title says Star Citizen the game. Has no affiliation with any cartoon.

​@ir8dudefpv Neon Genesis Evangalion is an old school mech anime where the main mech, EVA01 is purple and green.

The video description is exactly that. 🙂 A quick read at the bottom of the video.

Any fix?

Seems that I'm not the only one who has failed here.

Got the same issue. Tried everything and it doesn't work. I guess we gonna have to wait this patch out.

found the fix you need to fly atleast 20 km away and come back then it should work!!!@@BiscuitTech

found the fix just fly 20km and you shold be okay!!!@@ilinas_hg

Other than both being space games they are very different. SC is next level graphically, immersion, and being completely physicalized (You can not only walk around your ship, but interact with most everything) to name a few. Elite dangerous is much more new player friendly and there is many career paths available. Generally much more to do with a specific direction. (Game loops/Quests) Stability and consistency are two very welcome additions when going between ED and SC. Star Citizen barely functions on the server end half the time due to still being in an alpha phase. Short version: They don’t really compare well. Ask me ten years from now 🤷‍♂️

@@ir8dudefpv Yeah, I did it the other way 'round, from Elite to SC, and though I still prefer Elite for various reasons SC is clearly next level immersion-wise, and I would love Frontier to learn from them in that regard... Coming from Elite my feeling is: SC is a beautiful shell, has great design and lots of variety, gives you a strong "avatar" feeling, clearly has a better "RPG" system, and I really love the cities that really feel like real cities (IMO they are the main selling point of SC), something Elite completely lacks. On the other hand it is rather empty, is limited by the necessity to design its open-world, and everything is concentrated in a tiny space of gaming: it is deep, but small, I don't feel the game has no boundaries. Gameplay is also rather weak. Elite is the opposite: huge, feels limitless (because it basically is), is full of stuff, has great design and some great scenery, and the more you play the more you have things to do, but all that is not very deep, is repetitive, and it almost completely lacks all these small immersion details that SC nails in such a nice way: why can't Elite have simple things that add a lot like weather on planets or a subway? Autogeneration also has its limits: it badly needs level-design in some areas of the game. On the other hand, all but every gameplay/interaction is better in Elite. Basically, these two games complement each other

I ended up setting it up to my play style. The default was terrible. Took me a while but I finally found a happy medium with buttons.

The Skyscraper is one of the new racetracks. Look for a mission/contract under racing.

You dont.

I don't mind. Seriously. I use 3 ships and all three are attached to my web hanger. All the rest are icing nothing more. I've been playing long enough to know how to make aUEC quickly, so it really is no big deal at all. Anyone who gets upset about losing jpegs in an Alpha game that is not feature complete should really rethink their life. We should feel very lucky we get to play a game during its Alpha at all.

I know it’s odd having to buy a PC game and log in with your email and password. Crazy.

Work, isn't that what we do in real life, i thought playing a game was about having an adventure?. No one buys the Reclaimer to go to work, its a game.