Chuffy's Flying Circus

This vid was quite impressive given that these ships are pretty much statics ATM.

FYI I believe the 'Goons' are long time griefers originating from EVE Online? Their intention is to cause as much disruption as possible within the verse.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAGUYS1m5mY

Utter madness I know, still don't know what possessed me to invest of few hundred bucks on a bunch of pixels? Seemed like a good a idea at the time, me lord.  

Did you win?

You should try MP Gizmo, whereby every single duck, dive or charge is met with a bullet to the head whilst your squad leader is shouting - get moving, push forward you maggots!

It's fun and almost terrifying at times.

Mmm.. definitely staying away from those forums.

That's another hour and half spent on this game. By jove, it's hard! Last game -  3 kills to 24 deaths!

Played for a pair of hours on this one, and it's different to most arcadey type FPS out there. Looking forward to the update.

Check out the PAX East event footage if you haven't already seen it. The more interesting stuff that wasn't shown during the event, is staged from around the 25 min mark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VE3WxpO4jW0

There is another ship on the horizon that will be competitively priced against the Aurora, the Mustang.

http://starcitizen.wikia.com/wiki/Mustang

Yes, hornet FTW! It's a pure single seater fighter. None of your fancy leather chairs or drinks cabinet, it has a ruddy great big ball turret!

According to Chris R, the Connie was inspired by the Millenium Falcon, fun times ahead!

What a jolly good show! Those bomber boys sure know how to get low and dirty. Thanks for sharing Doc, nice find.

Do not scrimp on the PSU. Good ones are measured by the their ability to maintain their correct output voltage within a small tolerance at maximum loading. The idea that bigger is better is not always the case. Modern components are designed to be more frugal and hence greener for the environment.

To give you an idea, my Enermax 850W PSU feeds 8 HDD inc 3 x SSD, an heavily overclocked Sandybridge @ 4.6 Ghz, a GTX TITAN, sound card, 8 x USB devices, CDROM drive etc.  It's more than enough power, and when you factor in capacitor deterioration over a 5 year period, it behaves impeccably.

Yes, Corsairs are good. Also go for a modular design, it will make your build far, far easier.

Oh yes, how did I forget Novotech? They are just down the road from me.

Trusted sources of kit, spent a small fortune with Overclockers over the years.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/

http://www.scan.co.uk/

http://www.dabs.com/