This version focuses to implement the feature “Delete Local Settings” in the Game Settings.
This will allow you to delete your Shader folder, Screenshot folder, User folder(with or with out deleting you keybindings, Settings preferences, and custom characters)
As a reminder, the 1.0 column represents features and content planned for Star Citizen 1.0. However, this doesn’t mean you’ll have to wait until full release to experience them—rather, it serves as a snapshot of the experience you can expect. As features and content from this column become ready, they will shift left into a point patch column, preparing for release.
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► CZ cards will be lost when transitioning from 4.0.1 to 4.0.2, but we’ve ensured these items will persist moving forward. This means that cards obtained in 4.0.2 will remain in persistence as future updates are released. For the ship parts, looted weapons, salvaged/looted ships: Same thing than the CZ Cards, they will be lost too when we move to 4.0.2. But all these items in 4.0.2 have been flagged to persist going forward.
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The Team is currently working to mitigate elevated error rates with the Identity Service.
This is resulting in players being able to establish new connections to the game.
[2025-03-02 Updates]
The Live Service will be in a maintenance window starting on 2025-03-03 at 1400 UTC to apply necessary infrastructure updates.
This maintenance window is not expected to exceed 4 hours.
[2025-03-03 Updates]
Today, we want to provide a more detailed breakdown of some of the iterative releases that will start to bring these plans to life.
The initial T0 rollout will be fairly basic compared to the full system, but it marks a crucial first step. As we shared at CitizenCon, the complete Item Recovery system will be far more robust and nuanced, making gear management a core gameplay element. You’ll be able to secure the items that matter most while still allowing room for piracy and emergent gameplay.
With the initial rollout of Item Recovery in Alpha 4.1 (internally referred to as T0), you will respawn with the exact gear you had equipped at the time of death. Emphasis on the term “equipped”, as this is different than what you may have had in your inventory. This includes equipped weapons, armor, magazines, and medpens, ensuring that your core loadout is retained. However, items stored in your inventory, such as your backpack or other containers, will remain on your corpse, making them available for looting or retrieval.
While T0 lays the groundwork and provides some assurance that your equipped items are not lost, we are already actively developing T1 and T2 implementations. These future updates will add more depth to the system, including a viable path for piracy
T1 will introduce the ability to register your gear and ships at kiosks or ASOP terminals.
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T2 will introduce a way to restore previously “bricked” items for a price.
Item Recovery has become one of the most frequently requested features, and we want to start rolling out improvements here sooner rather than later. Instead of creating a temporary system that would eventually need replacing, we’ve structured the intended full design into tiers, allowing us to introduce aspects earlier rather than waiting for the entire crafting and insurance system to be completed. Each tier (T0-T2) is a step that ladders up to the full robust system that the team is building.
Ever wondered how your decisions impact your ship’s performance, what makes one component better than another, and how different manufacturers set themselves apart?
Welcome to your Ship Owner’s Guide, your go-to resource for understanding the mechanics of power, heat, and signature. With this knowledge, you’ll gain full control over your ship’s efficiency and performance, making every flight smoother and every battle more strategic.
Since the introduction and continuous development of the Resource Network, Star Citizen allows engineers to control power distribution to individual ship components from their vehicle’s energy pools. This feature will be refined and fine-tuned in future updates and will play an increasingly significant role.
Let’s take a detailed look at the properties of components as well as the mechanics of power, heat, and signature.
