It will be available as playable content in a later patch.

'This means that the vehicle is in development but is not yet ready to display in your Hangar or fly in Star Citizen. 'The Crusader Ares (Inferno and Ion), A2 Hercules, Genesis Starliner, are being offered here as a limited vehicle concept pledge,' reads the disclaimer. Related: Star Citizen Update 3.14 Introduces Orison, The Floating City In The Sky You can see that both the Crusader Ares and A2 Hercules have an asterisk leading readers to the disclaimer at the bottom of the email. The A2 gunship has been used to devastating effect in airborne. Weeks later, mazty received a response confirming that CIG did 'go against the Advertising Code of Practice' in those advertisements and have since added a disclaimer to identify which ships are being sold as concepts.ĬIG took that advice to heart with its latest email ad. The A2 Hercules Starlifter is a military heavy gunship and bomber manufactured by Crusader Industries. A few weeks ago, Reddit user mazty filed a complaint to the Advertising Standards Authority and told them about CIG's misleading emails. However, Cloud Imperium Games wasn't too clear in its advertising emails which ships are concepts and which ships are actually available to fly around. Das Star Citizen Wiki ist eine von der Community geführte Plattform, die sich als Akkumulation jedweder Themen aus dem Star Citizen Kosmos versteht und vertritt das Prinzip einer offenen Datenbank, die es sich zur Aufgabe gemacht hat, diese Informationen rund um das Thema Star Citizen und Squadron 42 zu sammeln und strukturiert -wie auch ansprechend- zur Verfügung zu stellen.

Since Star Citizen is still very much a work-in-progress, the idea is to offer pre-sale ships at a discount before they arrive. They're called 'concept ships'-ships that are currently under development but aren't available in-game. Star Citizen has recently run afoul of the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for selling ships that don't actually exist yet.

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