In the video, two players express skepticism about a newly introduced combat mech in Star Citizen, suspecting it might be a “bait and switch” ahead of April Fool’s Day due to its design and lack of military branding. They explore the Wicker Imperium, discussing collectibles and the nostalgia surrounding the character Tessa Banister while urging caution about the mech’s authenticity and potential role as a promotional prank.
In the video, two players discuss a recent update in the game Star Citizen, specifically focusing on a new feature that they suspect might be a “bait and switch.” They are skeptical about the legitimacy of a newly introduced combat mech, which they believe could be a fake addition, especially with April Fool’s Day approaching. The players take their time to explore the in-game environment, specifically the Wicker Imperium, where they examine various collectibles and lore items, including a notable character named Tessa Banister, who was a beloved mission giver in the game.
As they navigate through the Wicker Imperium, they highlight several collectibles that reference the game’s lore and history. The duo discusses the significance of Tessa Banister, emphasizing her role as a fan favorite and the nostalgia associated with her missions. They also point out new elements in the environment, such as retro-style vending machines and various artifacts that tell the story of Star Citizen’s development, showcasing the attention to detail that the game is known for.
The main point of contention arises when they encounter the newly introduced combat mech. The players express their doubts about its authenticity, citing several reasons, including the lack of branding and military association with the Argo company, which is known for non-military vehicles. They argue that the mech’s design seems out of character for Argo, which typically avoids military themes, leading them to believe that it may be a placeholder or a prank ahead of April Fool’s Day.
Further skepticism is fueled by the mech’s overall design and placement within the game environment. The players note that the mech appears to be poorly integrated into the room, lacking the necessary supports or displays that would be expected for a significant item. They also mention the unusual lighting surrounding the mech, which they believe adds to the impression that it might not be a completed feature but rather a temporary addition for comedic or promotional purposes.
In conclusion, while the players acknowledge the excitement surrounding the potential introduction of a combat mech, they urge caution and skepticism. They believe that this could be a clever marketing tactic by the developers, using the upcoming April Fool’s Day to playfully mislead the community. The video ends with a call for viewers to share their thoughts on the mech and whether they agree with the players’ assessment, encouraging engagement and discussion within the Star Citizen community.