A lot of people have recently talked about the cost of Star Citizen's Persistent Universe, and many people do not understand it, and now I talk to you about my point of view.
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The view of the cost of star citizen persistent universe
1. The view of the cost of Star Citizen Persistent Universe
A lot of people have recently talked about the cost of Star Citizen's Persistent Universe, and many
people do not understand it, and now I talk to you about my point of view.
Because the community pays relatively little attention to what we will be doing with our money
in game besides buying ships themselves. I feel nonship purchases will actually make up the
majority of where our oney is spent in game (PS: unless someone makes it a point to save only
for ships but even then recurring costs will drain their accounts).
This is an important topic to discuss, insofar as anything is important in an MMO, because the
main gameplay loop of star citizen, the overacrching cycle that will keep players coming back day
after day, year after year, is the flow of money. That is "you want/need something -> you earn
money for that thing -> you spend that money." For star citizen to be a long term success all three
parts of this basic plan have to be interesting in some way.
The first part, wanting things, is usually fairly easy but its not completely trivial. The game has to
present to us obstacles to overcome so that we want to buy better equipment. Also, it is a good
idea for things to appeal to us visually and to have rarity of items as these both trigger
consumerist responses in most people.
The Second part, earning money, which perhaps should be called "gathering wealth" as not
everyone will deal exclusively in in game currency, is another extremely important part of making
a successful game and I think it is fair to say most backers think about this part the most. They are
not wrong to do so. If earning cash is unfulfilling the game will die within months. I plan to write
more on this topic in a separate post at a later date. Suffice it to say, in my opinion, the gameplay
must be interesting and fulfilling, but it does not need to be constantly fun as some people have
suggested is required for success. More on that another time.
So, which is the spending of your money? This part relates closely to the first one in that what
you spend your money on entirely depends on your needs and wants in the game. Some
expenses will be your choice; what new ship to buy. And many others will be part of the
operating costs of an immersive universe; dock fees, insurance, fuel.
2. Ships
Which ship you buy will depend on how you plan to earn money, and what you think is cool. The
upfront cost of ships is expected to be quite high but I suspect we will find that we can also sink a
lot of money into components and customization of our ships, especially the larger ones.
Next, let me talk about the recurring costs involved in the possession and operation of the
spacecraft.
Quantum Drive Fuel
Jump Point Fuel - Not sure if this is separate from QD fuel.
Insurance - Monthly premiums for every insured ship could add up. And for those with
LTI, we may still have a copay on ships being replaced. That is just speculation though.
Weapons and their ammo - May be a constant consideration for those who run ballistic
weapons, especially when they arein uncharted space far from a restocking station.
Missiles - I expect these will be fairly expensive just as in real life.
Repairs - This may come both in terms of replacing a wing, and repairing general wear
and tearover time.
Components - This is a long list of varied parts but we expect it to include things like
shield generators, power plants, cooling systems, avionics, e-war suite, and others.
On Foot
Many of these are much less likely to be require recurring costs but they will come up often
anyway.
Armor - Ranging from light, to titan armor (if we ever see that) we may even have repair
costs for these.
Clothes - CIG is making tons of stylish clothing for us to wear. For some this is useless,
but dont doubt that there are a lot of people who will enjoy buying clothes for their in game
avatar. Some may even be worth a lot due to rarityand design
3. Combat Equipment - We havent seen these in a while but things like shield generators,
holograms, portable turrets, and more will be on the list of purchases for every marine
Grenades - We expect many different kinds of grenades, from frag, to emp, to smoke.
Space Suits and Helmets - style is important and different helmets may have different
abilities
Small arms and ammo
Anti vehicle weapons - Rail guns and man portable rocket launchers will be important
for infantry to deal with ships and ground craft.
Ground Vehicles
So far we only know about the ursa, dragonfly, and whatever comes with the carrack but I expect
as planets get used more we will see at least a dozen surface vehicles. Their costs are similar to
ships but ill list them anyway.
Fuel
Components
Repair
Weapons and ammo
Insurance - May be with ship insurance
NPCs
Hirelings are a guaranteed thing in the the PU. We dont know much about them but we expect
some basic expenses.
Salary
Equipment
Information
4. Buying information will be an important part of the SC economy. They mostly consist of locations
but may have a wide range of uses.
Mining Zones
Jump points
Salvageable ships
Star Systems, planets, moons
Military intelligence
Bounty Targets
Alien Technology
Taxes
We expect a fair number of taxesin star citizenso I will list them here
Docking Fees
Medical Fees
Respawn Fees
HangarFees
Fines - Such as those for breaking the law in port
Import/Export Tariffs - Its been said that only citizens can get trade rights with alien
civilizations
Miscellaneous
For this I was thinkign "what might we find for sale that doesnt fit the above lists".
Flair items
5. Plants
Pets and animals
Slaves
Alcohol
Contraband
Other collectible items
If you go to Repair Bears Insurance Co. and pick from a few options, X UEC for a month, 2X UEC
for two months, so on and so fourth. If you crater your ship during your coverage, you pay a small
deductible. These costs should be minor setbacks, not big punishments. The goal of these being
to incentives you to takegood careof your ship.
Dicking around kinda implies credit gaining isn't the priority. and how much you earn more in a
Idris is entirely controlled by the devs with what Idris level content they intend to build. Its
operating costs might exceed generaldicking around or casual play certainly.
Plus most games don't really have significant exponential increases in earnings when compared
to how much effort it takes to progress. That is why it feels like you progress quicker in the
beginning, but slow down closer to end gameor higher tiers.
I don't think they could prevent exponential increases if they tried. If you own a ship that costs 2
waffles, and it holds 20 muffin boxes of cargo, that's how much cargo you can move and directly
determines your earning potential. If you save for a ship that costs 200 waffles, and holds 2000
muffin boxes of cargo, then you have a very clear and measurable increase in earnings. Even if
you go from paying 1/8th waffle a run in expenses to paying 13 waffles a run in expenses, you are
still greatly increasing how much you are raking in. Greater cost, does not necessarily mean
greater time to obtain.
except all these are random numbers that could be changed in a config file so you can't say either.
Some of the most wildly profitable and risky trading in Every Online is done with 5m3 of cargo
space. Big ships are mostly used for the mundane low margin, bread and butter hauling. that for
example, the larger hull series type ships they will have huge potential profits. It just won't be
exponential.
6. the costs, or maybe premium you pay shouldn't be that big (5-10% of the ship base cost maybe?
Something exponential regardless.) But the punishment should (and CIG have mentioned this is
probably going to happen) exist, currently they've talked about the time it takes to procure a
replacement ship, based on the ships value/rarity etc.
The main cost of respawning a ship will be buying back all the upgrades. We still dont know if
we'll be able to insure all our component upgrades or not. your overall loss will depend on how
much you put into those upgrades. Besides the upgrades, getting your base hull back will
essentially be free. The way CIG seems to be planning insurance (month to month) is a lot
different from E:D, where you have to pay a premium for each death.
I actually kind of hope that CIG backs off on their plans for insurance and they keep the system
we have now. I think the system we have now is fair - it punishes people for being stupid with
their ships (you lose cargo, maybe "new" ship gets the default loadout is also fair), but it's not
punishing to the point of crippling players.
The insurance system gives them a believable lore-based system to deny ship respawns though in
certain situations, like a ship stolen by a pirate. If a brazen pirate crew somehow managed to
board and steal an Idris, and gets it totally destroyed in a battle later on, then they should lose
that Idris until they steal another.
If this tells us anything it's that economic balance is going to be a tremendous endeavor. As large,
or even larger, an effort than ship and weapon balancing. CIG is going to have to pull all the stops
to make sure the system is both balanced and makes sense. Thankfully they're taking the control
of the economy out of the hands of players, but they still need to make sure can buy at a price
that won't break the bank but can sell at a price that will make trading interesting and not a
chore.
The overarching cycle that will keep players coming back day after day, year after year, is the flow
of money, Just wanted to mention this isn't going to be true for everyone. Many players will come
back every day for much more than that. While those things may cost money in some form or
another, earning and spending that money will be an afterthought to the player's actual goal.
This is my opinion about the cost of Star Citizen eternal universe. If you want to play the game
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