What Star Citizen Can Learn From Sea of Thieves

Is Star Citizen ready, yet? Yes - in a way. Just don't expect it to be easy. Sea of Thieves is Star Citizen's most immediate parallel - they both offer parties of players similar adventures. Whereas Star Citizen's adventures are unrealized due to needless complications, Sea of Thieves produces reliably fun adventures thanks to pleasant simplicities. But why do I keep checking Star Citizen's subreddit and not Sea of Thieves'? Maybe it's because Star Citizen looks, sounds, and feels like Freelancer's spiritual successor. Maybe it's because it allows parties larger than four players. But it's most likely because I'm hooked--even after terribly frustrating experiences, I'm now a firm believer in Star Citizen's dream. A Star Citizen in-progress Review of Alpha 3.17 Another Space Dogfighter Review:    • A Star Wars Dogfighting Game with Bad Dogf...   0:00 Star Citizen is Sea of Thieves but in Space 6:14 Part 1: Sea of Thieves & The Case for Simplicity 10:20 Part 2: Star Citizen & The Case Against Needless Complication 10:51 Party Join Complications 11:30 Elevator Complications 14:38 Player Tag Complications 15:01 Server Connection Issues 15:28 Direction Complications 16:06 Shopping and Inventory Complications 18:27 Space Travel 19:26 Multi-Crew Role Confusion 20:42 Quest Complications 22:15 Crime Stat Complications 23:14 Health and Hydration Complications 27:27 Fun in Failures 28:02 Did I Overhype Star Citizen? 28:44 Part 3: Progress Since Our Unrealized Adventures 31:43 Star Citizen Bug Fixes and Improvements #starcitizen #seaofthieves #freelancer