Looking at the discussion if this game is a scam, I want to add my two cents. I´ve been around the forum for quite awhile and patroned (elsewhere too) several games and books over the years.
I do not believe FA is a scam like Dual Family became. Unlike gumdrop, who is a chronic, proven liar and all around sinkhole posting verbose manure, Crush and his team work and would be well appointed on the "Star Citizen" dev team, because they share the same flaw.
Zero understanding of what is important now and enamored with their design. I am sure both games will be great once finished, but they lost sight of what to do today instead of the next year. They are like the guys polishing the chimneys while their cellars flood from a broken pipe.
For instance Star citizen wants to be a simulation of being a space captain with his/her trusty ship and rocking the universe. One of the last updates brought a shiny, functioning underground to the player´s home city, but space travel and adventures there remain deeply rudimentary. Not good in the long run, that is working on the wrong construction site!
To show an example how to do it right, look at the indie game Star Traders. Same general premise, space adventure RPG, as Star Citizen. Star Trader´s graphic is nice, but deeply vintage stuff and no walking simulation thrown in. But very few complain about the dated graphics because the space part and universe rock. You, your crew and ship can be nearly anything, traders, soldiers, pirates, explorers of the space lanes and you, crew and your ship can be upgraded and individualised to a really great degree. There is a metaplot, but you do not have to follow it to enjoy the game. There is a reason Star Traders enjoys really good reviews, because it delivers to it´s player base what they want from the game.
Female Agent has great potential, but they need to give the player base what they want from the game to a certain degree. The story has to go on and very soon. Finetuning the stuff can be done underway. FA and Star citizen in their current state suffer from the same problem. You have created a great character, but you cannot do much with him/her.