Guard Frequency Episode 081 | The Church of Chris Roberts

Greetings Citizens and Civilians, you’re tuned to episode 081, of Guard Frequency, the universe’s premier Star Citizen podcast recorded on 24th July 2015 and released for streaming and download on Tuesday, July 28th 2015 at GuardFrequency.com [Download this episode]

Geoff, Tony and Lennon will be leading the service today and welcome you all to the church of the BDSSE. In this week’s Squawk Box, we check out Tony’s holder, hotter cousin. Sorry! We check out Earth’s older, hotter cousin. In CIG News we bring you everything that’s happening around the UEE including our weekly Crowd Funding Update, 10 For The Chairman episode 60, the latest Letter from the Chairman, Star Citizen 1.1.5 patch notes and the latest Star Marine updates, as well as taking a look at No Man’s Sky. In Nuggets for Nuggets, we check out some great deals on Hurstan Dynamics gear, and finally we tune into the Feedback Loop and let you join in on the conversation.

Don’t Forget: Next week is a call-in show! Join us at 10pm Central/4am GMT on our Teamspeak Server: chat.priorityonepodcast.com

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This Week’s Community Questions

Tell us your thoughts on 10 For The Chairman episode 60 — were you resold on the vision, or were your concerns not addressed?

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July 28, 2015

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2 responses to “Guard Frequency Episode 081 | The Church of Chris Roberts”

seannewboy

July 28, 2015

Great show everyone.

I have not seen 10ftc yet, wont matter, wasnt worried anyways.

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Ostron

July 29, 2015

Great show as usual, hoping to be there for the call-in one.

I have to say that getting word from the Chairman himself did restore my faith in the overall vision. For better or worse, hearing from Chris about things feels more authoritative than getting things from the other sources; the various “10 for the” shows and even Reverse the Verse had started to feel like political press conferences where they were throwing up smokescreens in order to avoid directly addressing any of the real issues.

Regarding one of Tony’s minor quibbles; I wonder if they’re avoiding doing full disclosure on the details of their problems in order to waylay the doomsayers. As something of a pessimist myself, I know how easy it is to adopt the attitude that a problem is insurmountable. Given how much of what they’re doing is new to one degree or another, I think they have a legitimate concern that releasing all of the details would invite people familiar with coding or design to declare the problem(s) unsolvable and create a panic in the community. It wouldn’t be done out of malice but it would have the same effect just because they are credible enough sources that people would believe them.

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