On the show this week, Jared talks to team members about the new vehicles and Master Mode changes from CitizenCon, and a trio of programmers from EUPU currently working on hull scraping and resource management. This Thursday, there won’t be an episode of Inside Star Citizen as the show is on its quarterly hiatus until October 27.Īnd on Friday, we’ll experiment with a new format for Star Citizen Live onboard The Only Constant, the new Constellation Phoenix filmset. The Vehicle team has answered the top queries, which will be coming to you in a Q&A Comm-Link on Wednesday. Since its reveal at CitizenCon, you’ve submitted all your burning questions on Crusader’s latest concept, the Spirit.
An exhausted Old Jegger shares an unsettling tale. Tuesday brings the latest Lore Post from the Narrative Team, titled Far From Home: Whispers in the Walls. Now, let’s see what’s going on this week:
As always, we’ll keep you updated along the way. We greatly appreciate your patience as we continue to march forward toward getting one of our largest technical hurdles out the door and into your hands.
#STAR CITIZEN NEWS UPDATE#
This will all be reflected in our next Roadmap update on October 26, but we wanted to communicate early. This change will not impact the IAE which will now release in Alpha 3.17.4 patch. After more consideration, especially when evaluating data from our recent Evocati test, we have decided to spend just a few more weeks and target early December for a live release instead. In a previous Roadmap Roundup, we shared that Alpha 3.18 is targeting a November first-half release just ahead of this year’s Intergalactic Aerospace Expo (IAE).
#STAR CITIZEN NEWS PATCH#
This test has proven successful in narrowing down the hurdles that need to be tackled before we open this patch to a wider PTU, and we want to give special thanks to all of those who hopped in. Our next major update, Alpha 3.18, has begun testing with our Evocati group.
#STAR CITIZEN NEWS FULL#
The results are in! John Crewe’s Pick a Ship Challenge has ended, and the winning manufacturer to make a large civilian mining vessel is…Roberts Space Industries! Thank you all for voting for your favorite, and if you missed any part of CitizenCon, the full presentation is now live on our YouTube channel.ĭon’t forget! We’re running a bevy of contests for both CitizenCon and Halloween, so check the pinned posts in the General section of Spectrum and get your submissions in for a chance at an in-game ship, a Tobii Eye Tracker, or even a real-life ship model.
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Alpha 3.17.2 introduced the all-new Siege of Orison dynamic event, expanded explorable derelict ships and outposts, and implemented the first iteration of AI Planetary Nav Mesh.This Week in Star Citizen 17th Oct. This explains why this internal review video didn’t see the light of day in 2021.įor what it’s worth, Cloud Imperium released the latest alpha version of Star Citizen in June 2022. Cloud Imperium also stated back then that it had no intention of showing the game to the public in the next couple of years. And while we all agree that both Star Citizen and Squadron 42 are in development hell, they at least look gorgeous.Īs we reported in 2020, Squadron 42 was nowhere close to being complete at that time. This video was from an internal review, and its scenes are rendered on client (these aren’t pre-rendered scenes).īasically, this video shows the current state of Squadron 42, the single-player mode of Star Citizen. A new video surfaced yesterday, showcasing 9 minutes of brand new in-engine footage from Star Citizen and Squadron 42.
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