In the video, the hosts explore the Drake Golem ship in Star Citizen’s 4.1 PTU, conducting tests on its mining capabilities and comparing it to the Prospector while engaging in humorous banter about its design and functionality. They also assess its cargo capacity, experiment with fitting it into larger ships, and discover its surprising combat potential with the mining laser, concluding with excitement about the ship’s versatility and performance.
In the video, the host and their friends explore the Drake Golem ship in the 4.1 PTU (Public Test Universe) of Star Citizen. They conduct various tests to evaluate the ship’s capabilities, comparing it to other mining vessels, particularly the Prospector. The Golem is described as a Prospector without internal living space, featuring size one weapon mounts and a large mining laser, which is noted for its impressive size. The group finds the ship’s design appealing and engages in playful banter about its aesthetics and functionality.
The hosts examine the ship’s cargo capabilities, noting that it can carry two bags that can be lifted and manipulated with a tractor beam. They discuss how many of these ships could potentially fit inside larger vessels like the Polaris and engage in humorous speculation about the ship’s various features. The conversation flows between testing the ship’s components, such as the quantum drive and power plant, and lighthearted commentary about the design and usability of the Golem.
As they delve deeper into the ship’s features, they discover the engineering panel and other essential components, such as the fuel port and storage capabilities. They highlight the ship’s potential for mining operations, noting that it has a similar storage capacity to the Prospector but with a different approach to functionality. The group shares their excitement about the ship’s mining laser and its power, even joking about the possibility of using it for combat purposes.
The hosts also experiment with fitting the Golem into various larger ships, like the Polaris and Carrack, discussing how many of these mining vessels could be accommodated. They engage in playful challenges about maneuvering the Golem and fitting it into tight spaces, showcasing the ship’s versatility and the fun they have while testing its limits. Their camaraderie and humor add an entertaining layer to the exploration of the ship’s capabilities.
In the latter part of the video, the group tests the combat potential of the Golem’s mining laser, discovering its effectiveness against other ships and NPCs. They express surprise at its power, suggesting it could serve as a viable combat ship in addition to its mining functions. The video concludes with the group reveling in the chaos and excitement of their tests, emphasizing the fun and unpredictability that comes with exploring new ships in Star Citizen.