Okay, so Winston's post was a lot of fun. Indeed, using
https://businesssearch.sos.ca.gov/ it seems that, on Pi-day, RSI Corp. ceased operations in the state of California. Naturally, this doesn't get them out of liability for their actions prior to that date. Still, it will be interesting to see how this one gets explained.
Also, it seems that the Pacer activity has an "Order for Date of Proceedings" from Vox Media's (Parent of Polygon) Senior Counsel. I'm gathering that's a procedural issue; maybe someone has more.
In the meantime, let's enjoy a passage from a Polygon article published in that simpler time, August 2015, What the Hell is Going on with Star Citizen (
https://www.polygon.com/features/2015/8/31/9211969/what-the-hell-is-going-on-with-star-citizen):
In a later email to Polygon, Roberts again addressed his feelings about Smart. "It's hard not to be irritated when someone who is famous for being very late and then finally releasing a bug ridden game that doesn't do half the things he promised starts criticizing you for taking too long and not delivering on promises.
"The reason why we have chosen not to engage him and tried to take the high road is that he's the kind of person with nothing to lose, that will carry on no matter what facts are put in front of him and has made it his mission to try and tear down Star Citizen."
Roberts scoffs at the notion that the company will run out of money before the final game is delivered. "It's not going to happen. We keep a pretty healthy cash reserve. We managed our expenses based on the revenue we bring in. We have our development timeline and we know what we're doing. We adjust. If I'm not bringing in $3 million or $2 million a month, we aren't going to have as many people working on it.
"When Star Citizen and Squadron 42 are out there, I think the game will speak for itself. The noise we're dealing with now will not be there. The people who were there and backed it along the way will be happy and they'll be proud of helping make something happen that probably could not have happened in any other situation."
