In the video “Anvil F7C MKII | A Star Citizen’s First Look,” the narrator, Subliminal, explores the Mark II variant of the Super Hornet in Star Citizen. He praises the ship’s design improvements, firepower, and combat performance while noting some issues with boost functionality and sluggish flight characteristics.
In the video “Anvil F7C MKII | A Star Citizen’s First Look,” the narrator, Subliminal, returns to the game after a hiatus to explore the Mark II variant of the Super Hornet. He expresses a preference for the design of the Mark II over the original version, particularly liking the removal of certain intake scoops that he found unappealing. The ship comes equipped with two size four weapons under the wings, which Subliminal finds decent for a medium fighter. He appreciates the improved design angles and aesthetics of the Mark II compared to its predecessor.
Subliminal further explores the ship’s capabilities by testing its top speed and boost function. He notes a potential issue with the boost function where it seems to continue indefinitely without a significant speed increase. Moving on to the ship’s weaponry, he conducts a capacitor test to assess the firepower with different weapon configurations. Subliminal then delves into the ship’s inventory space, finding it sufficient for combat purposes.
In preparation for a test flight, Subliminal upgrades the ship by equipping additional weapons on the chin and top mounts. He discusses the trade-off between weapon size and quantity for optimal damage output. During the test flight, he engages in combat scenarios, showcasing the ship’s combat prowess and firepower. Subliminal notes that the ship feels a bit sluggish in flight but compensates with its formidable weaponry.
The video concludes with Subliminal showcasing different skins available for the ship, such as the Ice Bound and Iron Scale skins. He highlights the aesthetic appeal of these skins despite minor issues with the appearance due to bugs in the game. In his final thoughts, Subliminal praises the Anvil F7C MKII for its design, firepower, and overall performance. He acknowledges some limitations in atmospheric flight and color customization but ultimately recommends the ship as a solid choice for players looking for a powerful combat vessel in Star Citizen. Subliminal plans to continue exploring the ship’s capabilities and potential upgrades in future gameplay sessions.