The video showcases various new paint schemes for the Idris ship, highlighting their design, aesthetic appeal, and in-game functionality, including special features like camouflage and interior details. Additionally, the creator shares a troubleshooting tip for resolving server lock issues during Invictus Launch Week, enabling smoother access to testing new content and features.
The video begins with the creator sharing a personal experience of encountering a shard lock issue during the early days of Invictus Launch Week, which took several hours to resolve. He provides a solution for others facing the same problem: logging into the server during the load process, repairing the character via the RSI account page, and then verifying files and relaunching the game. This method helped him regain access, allowing him to continue testing new content and features introduced during the event.
The main focus of the video is showcasing the new paint schemes available for the Idris ship, with five different designs highlighted. The first is the “Beach Head” paint, a neutral beige color that applies to both the Idris P and M models. The creator admires the ship’s size and details, noting the old-style landing gear which is slated for rework once Squadron 42 is released. He demonstrates how to access the ship’s interior and highlights the aesthetic qualities of the paint, including its contrast and overall visual appeal.
Next, he introduces the “Commando Camo” paint, a military-style camouflage with varied shades and a random pattern, suited for combat scenarios. He tests the ship’s torpedo module, firing multiple torpedoes to showcase its firepower and the cost associated with each shot. The creator appreciates the quality of this paint, emphasizing its camouflage effectiveness and detailed application across the entire ship, including the bottom and missile sections.
The third paint, “Night Break,” is praised for its sleek, high-quality finish with tinted windows and a glossy red contrast. The creator notes its origin from a $350 package, hinting at the value and exclusivity of such customizations. He explores the ship’s interior and turret cameras, explaining their functions for scanning and remote control. This paint’s detailed work and aesthetic appeal make it a favorite, despite its high price point, which is compared to other high-end ship packages.
Finally, the creator reveals his personal favorite, the “Shark Tooth” paint, characterized by bold shark teeth graphics and animal prints that give the ship an intimidating appearance. He appreciates the bright contrast colors, especially for space environments that are typically dark. He discusses the ship’s armament, including large rail guns and torpedoes, and comments on the ship’s perceived solubility compared to other ships like the Polaris. He concludes by noting that the ship’s versatility and firepower are designed to appeal to players, encouraging viewers to enjoy the new content and consider testing various features in the game.