The latest Star Citizen Alpha 3.23 Evocati patch introduces creatures, such as the Copion and Morac, to the game, adding excitement and depth to gameplay. The update includes significant FPS changes, new features like a fuel system for EVA suits, physical shopping UI revamp, and various improvements aimed at enhancing combat gameplay, with a live release scheduled for the end of April or early May.
In the latest Star Citizen Alpha 3.23 Evocati patch, a variety of features have been introduced, including significant FPS changes and the official confirmation of creatures being added to the game. Two known creatures, the Copion and Morac, have been announced, with potential hunting missions tied to them. The addition of creatures adds a new level of excitement and gameplay depth to Star Citizen, with players eagerly anticipating the chance to explore and interact with these new entities.
The patch notes for the 3.23 update focus on stability testing, character customization revamp, new looting screens, visor and lens hoods, backpack reloading, dynamic crosshairs, physical shopping UI, and server crash recovery. Notable changes include a new fuel system for EVA suits, where players must manage finite fuel reserves and oxygen levels to survive in space. The physical shopping UI has been revamped for a more immersive experience, allowing players to view item details and make purchases without needing to hold down a key.
Additional features in the update, such as master mode changes, mobiGlas rework, star map improvements, and new default item actions, are also being worked on. The dynamic crosshair and hit markers have been updated to offer different designs based on combat helmet manufacturers, enhancing combat gameplay. The replication layer will be separated over the 3.23 patch cycle, with potential delays in its release, while FPS changes aim to encourage strategic decision-making and skillful gameplay in combat scenarios.
The development team is actively seeking feedback from players to fine-tune the updates and improve the overall gaming experience. Despite a failed attempt to release a new 3.23 build for Evocati, progress is being made towards a live release scheduled for the end of April or early May. The evolving nature of the game, with the addition of creatures and various gameplay enhancements, promises an exciting future for Star Citizen players. Players are encouraged to stay updated on the latest developments and participate in testing to help shape the game’s direction.
The community is invited to engage with the Star Citizen content creator, Mac, who provides insights and updates on the game through videos and live streams. Mac’s partnership with GameGlass, a tool that transforms devices into ship dashboards, offers players a unique way to enhance their gaming experience. With ongoing support from patrons and channel members, Mac continues to deliver informative content and create a welcoming space for fans to connect, share experiences, and enjoy the evolving world of Star Citizen.