First of all, Squad 42 (the single player campaign to Star Citizen) was originally scheduled to be released in 2016. That clearly did not happen. After a couple of years of delays, the Star Citizen the team began making promises to deliver a roadmap for Squad 42Continuous development. As you can see, such a roadmap basically argued that roadmaps are more of a philosophical idea than a way of ensuring crowdfunding participants get the content they were promised. However, that roadmap statement also indicated that Star Citizen fans would receive some kind of updates in the near future. Unfortunately, (and you may start to detect a pattern here) that did not happen.
That is where we are now, and even the most comprehensive Star Citizen Fans are not very happy with the state of things. In response to fan complaints, the Star Citizen The team released another statement that (and we really hope you’re sitting for this one) doesn’t contain any substantial updates on the progress of the Squad 42 Bell.
However, what that statement does say are more promises. Specifically, it promises an “explanation of the objectives of our new Roadmap” inbound, as well as a “rough layout of the proposed new Roadmap.” If you’re not tired of the word “roadmap” yet, we’re also happy to share that Cloud Imperium Games vaguely promises to reveal a “version of the roadmap in progress for at least one of our core teams” followed by a “transition to this new roadmap”.
