In this episode of “Life aboard a Reclaimer,” the crew of Star Citizen version 3.22 discovers that one of their supply boxes has vanished, suspecting the placement of items on board as the cause. They complete bounty hunting missions, encountering various targets and noting the disappearance of boxes and items, leading them to consider staying away from landing zones and stations to avoid further losses.
In this episode of “Life aboard a Reclaimer,” the crew continues their adventures in Star Citizen version 3.22. After selling their collected salvage and restocking supplies, they discover that one of their onboard supply boxes, containing food, medical supplies, and crew uniforms, has vanished. They suspect that the placement of items on board may have caused some objects to disappear. To ensure the safety of their remaining supplies, they decide to move everything to the cargo grid, where boxes are believed to be safe.
The crew then sets out to complete bounty hunting missions, but before they can begin, they need to recertify their Quantum Drive. They travel to the Platinum Bay on Aurore Bel One to purchase a civilian drive for better fuel efficiency. While there, they also test the fitting of a PTV (Personal Transport Vehicle) into the Reclaimer’s airlock room, but find that it gets stuck.
During their bounty hunting missions, the crew encounters various targets, including a Retaliator and a 400i. They successfully eliminate the targets, but one of the crew members notes the disappearance of boxes and items on board the ship. They suspect that the clean-up process at landing zones or stations may be causing the items to vanish. As a solution, they consider staying away from these areas and relying on refueling and transport ships for support.
As the day comes to a close, the crew reflects on their progress and discusses future plans, including seeking higher-level bounties and continuing their investigation into the disappearing boxes. The video concludes with a holiday message, wishing viewers a Merry Christmas and thanking patrons for their support.