In the 30k podcast episode, the hosts discuss the recent 3.23 patch in Star Citizen, sharing mixed feelings about the improvements and delays it brought. They also delve into the future of AI crew in the game, highlighting ongoing testing and advancements in AI technology, as well as touch upon the status of the Banu Merchantman ship, expressing admiration for its design and potential gameplay opportunities amidst development challenges.
In the 30k podcast episode, the hosts discuss their experiences with the recent 3.23 patch in Star Citizen. They express mixed feelings about the patch, acknowledging both the improvements and delays in features such as hangers and item banks. They discuss the challenges faced by developers in meeting player expectations and the evolving go/no-go process in game development.
The conversation shifts to the future of AI crew in Star Citizen, with the hosts highlighting the ongoing testing of engineering and multi-crew features in the game. They express concerns about players relying solely on AI crew members and emphasize the importance of human interaction in crewed ships. The potential implementation of AI crew members is seen as a critical development for the game’s long-term viability.
The hosts also touch upon new advancements in AI technology, such as Nvidia Ace, which promises intelligent unscripted AI interactions in games. They speculate on how such technology could enhance the gameplay experience in Star Citizen, particularly in managing AI crew members on ships. The discussion delves into the potential challenges and benefits of integrating advanced AI systems into the game.
The conversation then transitions to the status of the Banu Merchantman ship in Star Citizen, with the hosts expressing their admiration for the ship’s design and potential gameplay opportunities. They reflect on the impact of key developers leaving the project and the uncertainty surrounding the ship’s development progress. The hosts discuss the need for continuity in ship design and the challenges of maintaining player interest in ships like the Banu Merchantman.
In conclusion, the hosts invite feedback from listeners on future podcast topics and express their commitment to providing regular updates on Star Citizen developments. They emphasize the importance of community engagement and the exchange of ideas to enhance the gaming experience for all players. The hosts look forward to exploring new features, discussing player feedback, and continuing to delve into the intricacies of Star Citizen’s evolving universe.