The latest update for Star Citizen Alpha 3.21.0 PTU includes improvements to ground vehicle physics and the cargo system, as well as changes to key bindings, which have caused confusion among players. There is also discussion about the impact of new combat systems on ace pilots and mixed feedback on the Tank Royale game mode, but the development team is actively seeking feedback and addressing issues to refine the gameplay experience.
In the latest update for Star Citizen Alpha 3.21.0 PTU, there have been various improvements and fixes. Ground vehicle physics, handling, and headlights have been polished, and the cargo system for the Raft ship has been updated. The devs are actively working on fixing known issues and planning for the release of 3.21 to the live version of the game. Players have also discovered placeholder locations for jump points, but the devs have not provided any specific information about these locations or their purpose.
There have been recent changes to key bindings in Star Citizen, which has caused confusion among players. The devs explained that these changes are part of control passes for Squadron 42, and they are also making adjustments for upcoming systems. They acknowledge the need for improvement in the process of updating keys and ensuring that in-game visuals match the new bindings. Additionally, automatic gravity compensation for landings will be added in the future.
There is a discussion about the impact of the new master modes and combat systems on skilled pilots. Some players argue that it may be challenging for ace pilots to adjust to the changes, as they can no longer rely on maneuverability alone to dominate average pilots. However, the balance between skill ceilings and flaws is important for both average and pro pilots in the game.
Tank Royale, a new game mode, has received mixed feedback from players. Some find it unplayable due to issues with tank driving, aiming, and overall enjoyment. The devs acknowledge the need for improvements and are actively seeking feedback to make necessary updates. They highlight that experimental modes like this one allow them to identify areas for improvement and refining gameplay experiences.
October’s subscriber promotions feature spooky-themed items, including exclusive Lost Plague helmets and the Drake Vulture ship. The helmets, inspired by a hit video game, are available in different colors for subscribers. The tank Royale game mode and key bindings changes have sparked discussions among players, and the upcoming citizencon is highly anticipated. The development team continues to address issues, polish gameplay elements, and aim for a seamless gaming experience.