The video offers a detailed review of the upgraded RSI Galaxy ship in Star Citizen, praising its impressive design, spacious interior, and balanced combat capabilities while noting some minor flaws and bugs, particularly with turret targeting and shield vulnerabilities. Overall, the host recommends the Galaxy as a versatile, visually stunning multi-role vessel that outshines similar ships like the Constellation Mark 5, especially for players seeking a large, functional ship with strong aesthetic appeal.
The video provides an in-depth review and first-hand test of the fully upgraded RSI Galaxy ship in Star Citizen. The host, joined by friends, explores the ship’s exterior and interior, highlighting its impressive size, beautiful design, and spacious hangar capable of holding multiple ships. The ship features size five deadbolt guns on the turrets and size five M7As underneath, with components such as power plants, shields, and quantum drives spread out across the vessel. The interior is praised for its layout, natural lighting from numerous windows, and functional areas including crew rooms, a captain’s room, and a large hangar space that feels naturally integrated rather than artificially limited.
The bridge and cockpit areas are described as comfortable and well-designed, with a large glass canopy offering excellent visibility, especially when exiting an atmosphere. Despite the ship being civilian-grade, the power management and weapon setup provide a decent balance for solo and multi-crew play. The host notes some minor design critiques, such as wasted space in the dining area and the placement of the toilet near the captain’s bed. The overall aesthetic, especially the blue paint scheme, is highly appreciated for complementing the ship’s design and interior.
In flight tests, the RSI Galaxy demonstrates respectable speed and maneuverability for its size, dispelling fears that it might be too slow. The ship’s combat capabilities are tested both solo and with friends manning the turrets. While powerful, the ship shows some vulnerabilities, such as shields being easily overwhelmed and turret guns not always targeting correctly—likely due to bugs. The host emphasizes the importance of turret gunners in combat and suggests potential weapon swaps to enhance firepower for multi-crew setups.
Despite some combat limitations and bugs, the RSI Galaxy is praised as a well-balanced, visually stunning, and versatile ship suitable for various roles. The host compares its design to iconic sci-fi ships like Star Wars destroyers and Star Trek’s Prometheus, underscoring its impressive silhouette and interior space. The ship is seen as an excellent choice for players who want a large, multi-role vessel that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing, especially compared to the Constellation Mark 5.
The video concludes with a discussion about the ship’s modular capabilities, such as fitting smaller ships inside the hangar, though some larger ships like the Terrapin do not fit due to engine size. Overall, the host strongly recommends the RSI Galaxy for its combination of beauty, utility, and combat potential, encouraging viewers to consider it over similar ships. Viewers are invited to share their opinions and experiences, reflecting on whether they would choose the Galaxy or the Constellation Mark 5 as their preferred ship.