Star Citizen

(A6) and sometimes things we thought were 'temporary' turn out to be really great. (3/3) #TWCBCxCIG

(A6) often leads to unexpected outcomes. Things that we thought would work sometimes didn't, (2/3) #TWCBCxCIG

(A6) Even when you 'think you know' what people want or will like, giving fans access to play content 'before it is done' (1/3) #TWCBCxCIG

(A5) but both fields are advancing so rapidly that it is probably only a temporary situation (3/3) #TWCBCxCIG

(A5) which can do more work and generate more output than we can effectively 'move around,' (2/3) #TWCBCxCIG

(A5) This constantly flip flops. Today it would be network, because we already have processors and methods (1/3) #TWCBCxCIG

(A4) we'd experience interruptions or failures which would delay our company across multiple regions. (3/3) #TWCBCxCIG

(A4) sharing large art assets, video content, and more. Without sufficient bandwidth capacity and reliability (2/3) #TWCBCxCIG

(A4) It plays an enormous factor from distributing game builds (large and multiple per day), (1/3) #TWCBCxCIG

(A3) This means we need more bandwidth to move data, but we can also replicate data in more sophisticated ways today. (3/3) #TWCBCxCIG

(A3) and make them more quickly than we could have four years ago. (2/3) #TWCBCxCIG

(A3) Lots of tech improvements on the storage side, and the computing side has allowed us to make more builds, (1/3) #TWCBCxCIG

(A2) studios. We've developed methods of peer-to-peer sharing between studios to maximize efficiency. (2/2) #TWCBCxCIG