The latest update on Star Citizen reveals that some features, such as improved personal interaction and enhanced Eva system, will be added to the game in March. The developers are focused on making movement and interaction more seamless and intuitive, aiming to enhance the overall gameplay experience for players.
In the latest update on Star Citizen, it has been revealed that some of the features mentioned in a previous video will be coming to the game in March. The first feature discussed is personal interaction, which aims to improve the new player experience and make gameplay better for everyone. The new system allows for smoother movement in zero gravity environments and eliminates the awkwardness of the previous system. The addition of a new Eva version also enhances the overall experience of flying in space.
The update also highlights the return of Squadron 42 developers to the Star Citizen team, who are working to add their features to the game. The developers discuss the improvements made to the Eva system, addressing issues such as lack of control, awkward positioning, and difficulty in narrow spaces. The new system allows for better camera movement and improved animations, making the gameplay more versatile and enjoyable.
The video then shifts focus to the new personal interaction system, which aims to make interacting with objects more intuitive and customizable. The system introduces a new interaction prompt that shows which item the player will interact with, as well as the type of interaction that will be performed. The addition of a personal interaction wheel allows for easier and more seamless selection of actions, giving players more control over their interactions. The system also includes a scoring system to prioritize interaction points based on distance and angle.
Overall, these updates are expected to greatly enhance the gameplay experience in Star Citizen, making movement and interaction more fluid and intuitive. The developers are excited to see player feedback and continue improving the game based on user input.