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The particular issue at hand here is that CIG rolled these out only to the Star Citizen Pledge Store, where the studio sells in-game items like ships, cosmetics, and upgrades. Selling an item like ...

Star Citizen has defied the odds ... The uproar in the community stems from CIG’s decision for how players can acquire ship upgrades called Flight Blades, which can affect a ship’s speed ...

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Star Citizen developer CIG has upset its community with paid ship upgrades. Flight Blades were going to be added in an upcoming patch, and only purchasable with real-world money. They're now being ...