If there was ever any doubt from rational gamers following the SC story (read: fiasco), you have to have your head deep in the sand to NOT think Star Citizen is a scam in 2020.
After reading the Forbes article, it's painfully obvious (
https://www.forbes.com/sites/mattpe...00-millionbut-may-never-be-ready-to-play/amp/). Roberts has a history of failed projects based on crowdfunding that, if they didn't start out as scams, became them.
But perhaps the worst part of any SC discussion is the fan base. They *immediately* jump on and attempt to shut down any critical discussion whatsoever. The SC Reddit community is a downright cult, brigading and downvoting anything critical to SC en masse, so that it *looks* like the popular opinion, but it's not. They have even leveled death threats against the piece in Forbes mentioned above against one of the co-authors.
If you want to let your scammer of a cult leader take $300 million of your community's money on a dream that will never come to fruition, fine. It's your money. But any post in the SC community reads just like Scientologist logic. Anything critical is immediately jumped on, ridiculed, and gaslighted. The SC fanbase is the worst of the worst.