The July 2026 subscriber promotions include the Emoto dashboard with humorous facial animations for normal subscribers and an additional Klaus and Werner Gallant conviction camo rifle for Imperial subscribers, with both items also available for purchase. Normal subscribers receive the F-7C Hornet Mark II vehicle, while Imperial subscribers get the base Hornet and F-7M Super Hornet Mark II, and the video features a lighthearted in-game demonstration of the Emoto dashboard.
In the July 2026 subscriber promotions, normal subscribers receive the Emoto dashboard, a companion dashboard designed to fit neatly on any vehicle cockpit with a flare item dashboard port. This dashboard features a wide range of humorous facial expressions that react during travel, adding a fun element to flights. However, it does not actually respond to piloting skills; instead, it plays random animations on a loop.
Imperial subscribers are rewarded with both the Emoto dashboard and a Klaus and Werner Gallant conviction camo rifle. The video notes that the previous third subscription option has been discontinued, leaving only two options now. Both items are also available for purchase in the shop, with the dashboard and rifle each priced at $5.95, or both together for $10.71, offering a 10% discount.
For the vehicle of the month, normal subscribers receive the F-7C Hornet Mark II, while Imperial subscribers get access to the base Hornet and the F-7M Super Hornet Mark II. The presenter mentions that the subscriber store format has changed, now spanning 19 pages, making it impractical to scroll through all items during the video.
The video includes a live demonstration of the Emoto dashboard in-game, showcased in a Gladius. The dashboard emits sounds and displays various animations on a random loop, though the presenter admits it is not particularly useful and leaves it to viewers to decide if they find it worthwhile.
The video concludes with a casual sign-off and an invitation for viewers to join the presenter on social media platforms like Twitter and Blue Sky. The tone remains light and humorous throughout, reflecting the playful nature of the Emoto dashboard item.