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[OP] 127 views 0 replies Posted by Unknown 9 years ago Mar 29, 2:49 am forums.robertsspaceindustries.com
Hi! My name's Caesar. I think the best way to introduce myself is by saying why I'm here.
I've just recently invested in my Star Citizen bundle but I've been following this game for quite a while now.
My decision to support SC was simple - I believe the team with the man who brought us the Wing Commander series at the helm can bring us the game we've been waiting for - a space sim worthy of the name - a game of total immersion that does things no games have done before.
Why am I sitting comfortably on the hype train? Well, let me tell you a short story. I played Wing Commander 3 long before I learned how to speak English. I loved the interactive video sequences even though I had little idea of what was going on. It helped me realise that in order to fully appreciate them I had to grab a dictionary and pay attention at school. Now, twenty years later, I'm a graduate of English studies and make a living giving private English lessons.
It might sound childish, but I hope Star Citizen becomes my new Wing Commander 3 - a game that, entertainment value aside, might teach me something or push me into directions both exciting and unexpected.
With that said - Hello!
I know it's going to be a long time before the game is complete but I've been thinking about joining a European organisation that's relatively active and welcoming. Would you be so kind as to recommend something?
I've just recently invested in my Star Citizen bundle but I've been following this game for quite a while now.
My decision to support SC was simple - I believe the team with the man who brought us the Wing Commander series at the helm can bring us the game we've been waiting for - a space sim worthy of the name - a game of total immersion that does things no games have done before.
Why am I sitting comfortably on the hype train? Well, let me tell you a short story. I played Wing Commander 3 long before I learned how to speak English. I loved the interactive video sequences even though I had little idea of what was going on. It helped me realise that in order to fully appreciate them I had to grab a dictionary and pay attention at school. Now, twenty years later, I'm a graduate of English studies and make a living giving private English lessons.
It might sound childish, but I hope Star Citizen becomes my new Wing Commander 3 - a game that, entertainment value aside, might teach me something or push me into directions both exciting and unexpected.
With that said - Hello!
I know it's going to be a long time before the game is complete but I've been thinking about joining a European organisation that's relatively active and welcoming. Would you be so kind as to recommend something?
