The Star Citizen 4.10 PTU updates introduce new ships and mining modules, enhance mining efficiency with increased cargo capacities and strategic module options, and implement numerous bug fixes improving gameplay stability and features. Additionally, some ships like the Aurora Mark 1 have been removed from shops, making them rare collectibles, while ongoing patches continue to refine the game ahead of the official 4.10 release.
In the latest Star Citizen 4.10 PTU updates, two new patches have been released, introducing numerous bug fixes and a significant expansion of ships available for in-game purchase. Notably, Baglia’s story missions are now unlocked sequentially without requiring reputation gain to facilitate easier testing, though progression will slow upon the patch’s live release. Several ships and modules have been added to various in-game shops, including the Aurora M2 with its cargo and missile modules, the Krueger L22 Alpha Wolf, the MISC Hull B, the Gollum Ox, and the Greycat UTV. However, the Aurora Mark 1 has been removed from shops, making it a rare collector’s item for players who own it.
The new patches also bring important bug fixes, such as preventing contracts that grant item rewards from being shared, ensuring refueling missions progress correctly, and fixing NPC respawns and vendor positioning. Additionally, the recent patch added new blueprint rewards for mining pods in Baglia’s missions, offering increased cargo capacities—20 standard cargo units for the Gollum MC4 pod and 15 for the new MISC pod, significantly enhancing mining efficiency for players who craft them.
Mining gameplay sees notable enhancements with the introduction of three new mining modules: Clearcut, Deluge, and Overrun. Clearcut is an active module that boosts mining laser power and charge rate, while Deluge and Overrun are passive modules offering various boosts to laser power and resistance reduction. These additions provide players with more strategic choices in mining, allowing customization based on their mining style and the types of ore they target.
Further bug fixes in the latest patch address issues such as inaccessible executive hangars, armor and item problems at Klescher prison, decal corrections on the Clipper ship, and resolving false damage displays on the Gollum’s mining arm. Improvements to ASOP terminals now correctly show ship delivery status, and inventory sorting and party member notifications have been refined. However, a known issue remains where double-clicking equipable items fails to equip them, which is being targeted for future fixes.
Overall, the 4.10 PTU updates reflect ongoing efforts to improve Star Citizen’s stability and gameplay depth, especially in mining and ship availability. With nearly daily patches addressing bugs and adding content, the community can expect a smoother experience when 4.10 goes live in the coming weeks. The creator also highlights upcoming content, including a monthly progress report and live streams, encouraging viewers to subscribe and engage with additional Star Citizen and camping-related content.