In the “Purpose Haze” video, the host showcases new Halloween-themed paints for Star Citizen ships, highlighting the first-ever paint for the Envil Terapin and the intricate designs for the Gatic Sulin. While they appreciate the thematic elements of the new paints, they express disappointment in the simplicity of the Carrick’s design and anticipate better sales for the Terapin and Sulin due to their uniqueness.
In the video titled “Purpose Haze,” the host celebrates the Day of Vara 2024, showcasing new Halloween-themed paints for various ships in the game Star Citizen. The focus is on four new paint designs: a spooky Carrick, a Gatic Sulin, an Envil Terapin, and a paint for the Zeus, which has not yet been released. The host emphasizes the excitement around these new designs, particularly highlighting the first-ever paint for the Envil Terapin.
The first paint showcased is the Purple Haze for the Envil Terapin. The host describes the design as featuring glossy purple and green colors, with some silver accents. Although the paint is relatively simple, the host expresses appreciation for the fact that the Terapin finally has a unique paint. Despite not being a fan of purple, they acknowledge the significance of having a dedicated design for this ship.
Next, the host reviews the Purple Haze paint for the Gatic Sulin, noting its more intricate design compared to the Terapin. This paint includes vibrant green splashes on the purple base, which the host finds visually appealing. They point out the matching purple lights and overall spooky aesthetic of the ship, suggesting that the paint complements the Sulin’s shape and enhances its Halloween vibe.
The video then shifts to the Envil Carrick, where the host examines the paint’s glossy purple and green features. They comment on the design’s symmetry and how it looks from different angles. However, the host expresses disappointment in the simplicity of the paint, feeling that it doesn’t stand out as much as the others. They also mention the Carrick’s declining utility in the game, which may affect the paint’s potential sales.
In conclusion, the host wraps up the review by reiterating their thoughts on the new Halloween paints. While they appreciate the thematic elements of the designs, they believe that the Carrick’s paint may not resonate with players as strongly due to the ship’s current status in the game. Conversely, they expect the paints for the Terapin and Sulin to perform better in terms of sales, given their uniqueness and appeal. Overall, the host finds the new paints exciting and fitting for the Halloween celebration.