RELATED: Star Citizen's Alpha 3.16 Bringing Back Jumptown However, after numerous tentative features were ultimately dropped, and, though director Chris Roberts maintained that the project wasn't a "pipe dream," backlash among Star Citizen fans grew, and Cloud Imperium Games made the decision to nix tentative content from the roadmap altogether. This was meant to communicate to the community that not every piece of content added to the roadmap was destined to debut in the game. In a recent Roadmap Roundup post, the developer explained that, in 2020, the decision was made to add speculative content to the list of forthcoming updates and features, and every post on the roadmap was flagged with either a “committed” or “tentative” header. However, roughly a decade after a successful crowdfunding campaign set the project in motion, some fans are beginning to worry about the project’s stagnation, and, to counter negative sentiment, the developer has opted to make changes to their roadmap and to the presentation of future content in Star Citizen. In the vein of titles like Elite: Dangerous or No Man’s Sky, it was often touted as a playspace of infinite possibility. First announced in 2012, developer Cloud Imperium Games’ Star Citizen promised to be a spacefaring MMO of a size and scope previously unseen in the medium of video gaming.
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