In the video, the host tests the 4.0.1 PTU bug fixes in Star Citizen, focusing on cargo hauling missions in the Stanton and Pyro systems, where they demonstrate successful cargo delivery using the Zeus C ship and C1 ship equipped with a tractor beam. While they note improvements in mechanics and ship functionality, they also encounter some remaining bugs, particularly in the Pyro system, concluding with a mention of new quantum travel music.
In the video, the host discusses the final push for testing the 4.0.1 PTU bug fixes in the game Star Citizen, specifically focusing on cargo hauling missions in both Stanton and Pyro systems. The host starts by highlighting an issue where players received full rewards without delivering all cargo when the submit button was pressed. After completing the introductory mission, the player is offered rookie-level missions instead of the introductory ones, indicating a successful fix.
The host demonstrates a cargo hauling mission using the Zeus C ship, where they need to deliver six units of cargo. They showcase the use of the tractor beam, which allows them to collect cargo efficiently from the co-pilot seat. After delivering four out of the six units, the player receives a payout of 38,000 credits, which is 76% of the total reward for the mission, confirming that the bug related to incomplete deliveries has been addressed.
Next, the video transitions to a cargo hauling mission in the Pyro system, where the host encounters some lighting issues in the hangars. They collect processed food from Stanton Gateway to deliver to Canard View. The host expresses satisfaction with the improvements made to the ship’s lighting and proceeds to use the C1 ship equipped with a tractor beam to collect the cargo. However, they face a fuel issue when attempting to jump to their destination, leading them to refuel at Star Life Services.
Upon refueling, the player successfully fills their Quantum fuel tank but encounters a visual bug indicating incorrect fuel levels. After resolving the fuel situation, they travel to Canard View, where they need to deliver the cargo. Unfortunately, the mission does not complete as expected, indicating that there are still bugs present in the Pyro hauling missions.
In conclusion, the host wraps up their testing of the 4.0.1 PTU by summarizing the key features and bug fixes they encountered. They express satisfaction with the progress made, particularly in cargo hauling mechanics and ship functionality, while also acknowledging that some issues still need to be addressed. The video ends with a mention of newly added quantum travel music specific to the Pyro system, providing a fitting conclusion to their testing experience.