If all those nations were able to have fully free trade with the outside world then I guarantee that Europe would have a much larger proportion of the worlds total wealth

It sounds like they want napoleon's continental system 2.0

https://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/334717/Cloud_Imperium_Games_spent_4M_a_month_in_2017_developing_Star_Citizen.php

$14.23 million left in reserve

oh no

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but if you buy only a new special spacehip for 10k dollars it all be fine. trust us it all fine

Wait, is it really 10k dollars

Is that how much they’re charging for one of their spaceships?

Impossible, I was told by the great Doctor Professor Smart that they'd already spent all the money on cars and vacations! There's no money left! They're broke!

@Antiboom some

Cars?

What cars did they buy

And can I go back in time and get on that development team

None that I'm aware of, but that's the meme a bunch of people kept spitting out, that none of the money was being spent on game development and was all going for personal luxuries.

Being corrupt sounds fun

Ah

it actually only a 27K pack they did offer
http://fortune.com/2018/05/29/star-citizen-legatus-pack/

Holy shit

Uhhh

Though, of course, anyone with access to the alpha modules can tell you that there's obviously a lot of time and money being spent on the game.

If you spend that much on a game

You’re doing it wrong

But a car

Hell

if you did spend at least 1k dollars before the 27K pack

For that much money

Buy yourself a life

star citizen is a black hole where money disappears. it doomed to fail

Yeah, it's not like there's anything to show for it. Absolutely no information about the game's been relased by the devs.

Who even knows if they're making a game?

they have shown some shit, but it not close to what they are saying they are selling

I obly know they spent 90% of all their money

And they spend more then they get in

🤷

I mean, if only someone could play the alpha build they have and report on it, maybe even record or stream video, we'd finally be able to see what they've been working on.

it almost like they did hire tim schafer to handle the money

Buzzfeed is laying off 15% of its workforce

how can we raise that number