Star Citizen 3.10 is in its Evocati phase with progress being made in fixing bugs and improving gameplay rewards, such as increased Twitch Pacheco mission rewards. However, there are still some blockers that need to be addressed before the patch can be released.
Star Citizen 3.10 is currently in its Evocati phase, but there are still some blockers preventing its release. The list of known issues has significantly decreased to just 23, with bugs like 30k errors and infinite load screens being fixed. Access to certain hangars has been restored, turret models have visible breakdowns after explosions, and NPCs no longer have collision issues. However, there are still some issues with placing items and NPC behavior.
In terms of gameplay updates, rewards for completing Twitch Pacheco missions have been greatly increased to encourage more players to participate. ECN bounty hunter and escort mission rewards now scale better based on difficulty, which is seen as a positive change. However, there is still a demand for higher payouts for crime stat missions, as the current rewards are considered too low for the level of difficulty.
Other features and updates include body dragging, electron damage, and an update to the warning distance in restricted areas at Area 18. There are still some known issues, including screen flipping during travel to surface locations, client crashes when charging an EMP within a ship, and shops at Port Olisar not providing atmosphere. The issue of NPCs sitting on chairs, although not a blocker, is still present.
Overall, progress is being made in resolving the remaining issues and improving gameplay rewards. However, there are still a few significant blockers that need to be addressed before the patch can be released. Players are eagerly waiting for these issues to be fixed and for the release of Star Citizen 3.10.