In the video covering Day 6 of the Intergalactic Aerospace Expo for Star Citizen, host Law of the West discusses various manufacturers, including Argo, Kruger, and Greycat, highlighting the limited selection of ships and significant changes to the Pioneer. He provides insights on specific ships like the Argo MPUV and Raft, compares starter ships like the Mustang and Nomad, and emphasizes the importance of ship interiors and functionality for player safety.
In the video, the host, Law of the West, provides an overview of Day 6 of the Intergalactic Aerospace Expo (IAE) for Star Citizen, featuring a mix of manufacturers including Argo, Consolidated Outland, Greycat, and Kruger. The host notes that while there are numerous manufacturers present, the selection of ships is relatively limited, with many being variants of existing models. He also discusses the Pioneer, highlighting the significant changes being made to it and the implications for players who own it.
The host dives into the details of various ships, starting with the Argo MPUV, specifically the tractor version known as the Targo. He explains the modularity of the MPUV and its variants, emphasizing the potential for players to mix and match modules in the future. He makes predictions about potential updates to older versions of the MPUV, suggesting that they may receive new utility hardpoints similar to the Targo. The host also discusses the ATLS and its connection to the Atlas platform, clarifying the naming confusion surrounding the ships.
Moving on, the host shares his experience with the SRV and the Raft, noting the Raft’s impressive tankiness when engaging NPCs. He expresses a desire to explore the interiors of several ships, including the Mole and the Raft, and reflects on the design choices made in the ships’ interiors. The host highlights the importance of secure spaces within ships for player safety and discusses the functionality of different rooms, including personal lockers and bathrooms.
The Mustang series and the Nomad are also discussed, with the host comparing the performance and utility of these starter ships. He encourages new players to consider the Mustang for its performance capabilities while acknowledging the utility of the Aurora. The video also explores the various features of the Nomad, such as its spacious interior and cargo capacity, making it a viable option for players looking to invest in a starter ship.
Finally, the host wraps up the video by summarizing the features of the Kruger ships, including the Archimedes and the Merlin, and discusses the potential for third-party developers like Kruger to create additional ships that could connect to existing vessels. He concludes by mentioning the Pioneer and its future sales implications, encouraging viewers to consider their options carefully. Overall, the video provides an engaging and informative look at the latest developments in Star Citizen during the IAE event.