The creator explores the Star Citizen 400i in VR during a Fortuna Green paint day and is blown away by its massive scale, realistic details, and immersive, home-like interior, from the landing gear and stairs to the living quarters and bridge. They ultimately call it their favorite ship by design, praise how incredible it feels in VR, and recommend viewers try Star Citizen this way.
The creator showcases the Star Citizen 400i in VR during a Fortuna Green paint day, and immediately notes how different the ship feels compared with playing in 2D. They are struck by how enormous the ship seems in VR, especially its height, wings, and landing gear, and they wish CIG would eventually let it use antigravity instead of the visible legs.
Inside the ship, the creator says the 400i feels like a genuine alien-style spacecraft at first, then shifts to the 400i as their favorite “human-made” ship. They are amazed by the scale of the entrance, stairs, landing gear hydraulics, and even a custom garage setup with a bike inside, all of which feel much more realistic and immersive in VR than on a normal screen.
They then tour the lower and middle sections, praising how spacious and practical the 400i seems in VR. The basement coolers, suit storage, elevator, kitchen, and living areas all impress them, and they repeatedly note how much bigger the ship feels than it does in standard gameplay. They also appreciate the repaired chairs, holographic display, and the atmospheric detail of the windows, imagining the ship as a real home or workspace.
In the captain’s quarters and bridge, the creator is especially enthusiastic, saying the ship’s layout feels perfect for living and working. They admire the MFDs, the view from the bridge, and the overall design language, while also pointing out a flaw: visibility when flying is poor, especially underneath and above the ship, so they suggest more cameras would help without breaking immersion in VR.
By the end, the creator says the 400i is their favorite Star Citizen ship by design and the one they would most want in real life. They are completely won over by the combination of VR scale, Fortuna Green paint, and the ship’s elegant interiors, and they encourage viewers to try Star Citizen in VR if possible. The video closes with a call for comments, likes, and subscriptions, and a strong recommendation to experience the 400i this way.