The mega-long Star Citizen project is still in \"alpha\".It would seem that the developers should strive to finish everything necessary for the full release, and then fine-tune some small details.However, Cloud Imperium does not think so - among the \"features\" that are in the work is a realistic deformation of the sheets.About this development the studio told the newsletter.The team shampooed the system of sleep and rest of the characters, so that they first climbed into bed, and then pulled the curtains.The idea of getting the wrinkles right develops this component of the game: We knew beforehand that to achieve the level of quality we expect from Squadron 42, we had to do some research into the wrinkling of the sheets.The work is already underway, and if it works, it will allow the AI to wrinkle the sheet when it goes to bed, gets up, or sleeps on it.This is a difficult task that increases the complexity of the feature.For example, what happens to the bedding if the AI needs to leave the bed urgently? The report contains other changes, including improving some characters' facial animations and adjusting quantum flights, but it was the sheets item (unfortunately the first on the list) that caused a storm of emotions among gamers: Is this a joke or what? Then it's clear why they won't finish the game.Useless feature at its most extreme.Valerian_II on RedditWhat the hell is this really about, lol? The game should have been out years ago, and they're doing a goddamn DEFORMATION of the game? I can't take it anymore, lol.torvi97 on RedditInvestigating sheet deformation...For a game that's already a decade late.Is this the \"quality\" that gamers expect? I don't know about you, but I would calmly wait for this feature in a patch in 2083.InconspicuousBastard on RedditThe Cloud Imperium took another not so pleasant step for gamers.The team hid long-term plans in the roadmap so as not to upset fans with scheduling shifts.
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