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If you have friends who are interested in pledging for Star Citizen, please let them know that this is the last chance to become a Veteran Backer and enjoy the benefit of lifetime hull insurance....

$13,538,441...

Microsoft admitted it.

Imagine what you could do with all the information on the majority of computers in existence since 1995. You would know everyone's dark secrets, all their planned moves. You could bend the world to your will.

It's like the United States is trying to rule the world and create a one world government...

https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link//13131-13-Million Reached the $13 Million mark! :D Hello frigates. ($15 million mark: Additional flyable ship class: escort carrier)

http://mobile.wnd.com/2013/06/nsa-has-total-access-via-microsoft-windows/

Their goal is to create an in-game economy which will keep the game self-sufficient, so players don't have to pay a monthly fee. They expect this to be very big, and they plan on constantly working on the game mechanics, updating everything and allowing mods to add things.

https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/transmission/13126-Grace-Period-Update Greetings Citizens, There’s only four days left to back with LTI! The grace period ends Saturday, July 6th at midnight PST. After that, a number of limited ships will no longer be available.....

$12.433 million with 203,949 backers, 62,251 alpha slots still available.

So am I guessing that the configuration mentioned in the first post is the recommendation for a frugal super gaming rig? If so, I just have one question, I've heard in the past that 64 bit operating systems aren't very friendly and/or compatible with most games out there and gaming in general...

http://www.futurity.org/science-technology/tests-confirm-quantum-effects-in-processor/ "The team demonstrated that the D-Wave processor housed at the USC-Lockheed Martin Quantum Computing Center behaves in a manner that indicates that quantum mechanics plays a functional role in the way it...

In the meantime, we’ve had a lot of questions about the ‘mini stretch goals’ we unlocked during the stream: how will we finish the story? Will we still release the other star systems? The answer is yes, we’re going to continue to unlock these every $100,000.

To tell you the truth I'm only really interested in the $13 million one which looks possible. Not much to look forward to at $14 million.

I spoke too soon, $14 million dollar tier unlock... Hibernation Mode: for the explorers out there, we will add the ability to save and resume while you are out in space. When not in combat, power your ship down, hit the bunk, and exit the game safely until you can resume your journey...

Well they hit the $12 million mark, currently 202,079 people/players, and 63,734 Alpha slots left open. I don't think it is unrealistic that they'll at least reach $12.5 million, I figure between now and the official release, they will hit $13 million which will unlock the last tier for a...

To put things in perspective, I believe google just announced they have the first official quantum computer which is 1 qubit. A 250 qubit quantum computer will have more information in its processor than there are atoms in the entire universe.

Just an update, Star Citizen is now at $11.67 million, so it is likely to hit $12 given it took less than a few day to get $500,000 more, which unlocks another tier. There are now just under 200,000 at 199,852 supporters, as opposed to the just over 100,000 a few days ago. It looks like they...

Over 100,000 supporters, not 16,000. 17 hours left before their website is back up and you have access to your packages. Does that mean the Beta is going to be ready in less than a day? I don't know what's going on. http://www.robertsspaceindustries.com/blackout/

There is a Kickstarter project for a game called Star Citizen, developed by the man responsible for Freelancer, and I believe he also had a big role in Freelancer 2. It will be subscription free, have single player, and also allow for private servers. Freelancer 2 from what I understand was a...