Guard Frequency Episode 178 | Chinese Disturbulence

Greetings Citizens and Civilians, you’re tuned to episode 178 of Guard Frequency — the best damn space sim podcast ever! This episode was recorded on July 28th 2017 and released for streaming and download on Tuesday, August 1st 2017 at GuardFrequency.com

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In this week’s Squawk Box, we check out Jupiter’s big, red spot! Next, we see what news from your favourite space sims has landed as we cover:

Finally, we tune into the Feedback Loop and let you join in on the conversation.

This Week’s Community Questions

  • SC: Any of the new features on the Buggy sound interesting or surprising? Do you like our tracking of the CIG development updates?
  • E:D: Are you concerned about the Tencent purchase of the Frontier stake? Got plans to be in London in early October?

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4 responses to “Guard Frequency Episode 178 | Chinese Disturbulence”

  1. seannewboy Avatar
    seannewboy

    The rebel borg became the “cooperative” per the game Star Trek Online, but had no name in TNG.

    Wonderful show everyone.

    Good job on covering the new of the verse, as for the cyclone, im just waiting for a more military ground transport, like ground vehicle from Aliens.

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  2. CMDR Acroci Avatar
    CMDR Acroci

    As someone who hasn’t yet backed Star Citizen, I really appreciate and look forward to your coverage of SC Dev News every week.

    I’m not concerned with the Tencent purchase of the Frontier shares. Time will surely tell, but it seems like a simple way to enter the Chinese market and grab some extra cash at the same time. Also Senior Community Manager Ed Lewis said shortly after the announcement that:
    “David still owns the majority of the company. The direction and operation of the business remains EXACTLY the same.”
    http://bit.ly/2wn2tJr

    Keep being awesome.
    o7

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  3. Preacher Avatar
    Preacher

    Hey guys long time listener first-time caller Memphis about Elite dangerous and kind of short of Star Citizen. As far as Frontier selling shares to a Chinese company I think you’re overlooking it very obvious situation. And that’s going to be their ability to go in and change the game according to the Chinese censorship laws without losing their player base in that Country. I would almost bet money that you will never see a Chinese player on the western servers. As far as Star Citizen goes it’s a known fact I’ve been a backer for a very long long time but I’m starting to wonder if Star Citizen is the new DayZ and will be stuck in Forever development. It’s well-known that Chris Roberts is a perfectionist but sometimes I wonder if he’s over-reaching and is more addicted to being a rockstar then getting a completed game out because once the games out he no longer has a celebrity that he’s getting right now. So I guess what I’m saying is I wonder if Chris Roberts ego is getting in the way of the game?

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    1. Justin Lowmaster Avatar
      Justin Lowmaster

      Hopefully that’s what Erin Roberts will prevent.

      Reply

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