The fifth day of the Intergalactic Aerospace Expo (IAE) 2954 featured the rental of popular ships like the Polaris and Zeus, along with limited sales of the RSI Constellation Phoenix and Pioneer, while discussing the implications of the Cross-Chaining Upgrade (CCU) system and strategic purchasing options. The presenter emphasized the importance of timing and price speculation for players looking to acquire ships, highlighting the potential benefits of the Nautilus CCU approach and showcasing various Warbond options and new RSI ship concepts.
In the fifth day of the Intergalactic Aerospace Expo (IAE) 2954, RSI showcased a variety of ships available for rent, including the Zeus and Polaris. The event experienced significant traffic, especially with the popularity of ships like the Polaris, leading to anticipated lag as many players tried to access them simultaneously. The day featured limited ship sales, with the RSI Constellation Phoenix available on November 26 and the Pioneer set for November 27. The video provided specific times for availability and discussed the implications of these sales for players looking to acquire new ships.
The video delved into the specifics of the Cross-Chaining Upgrade (CCU) system, highlighting a Warbond offer for the Polaris. The Polaris was priced at $975, representing a $125 discount from its new price, but the increase from previous sales made it more expensive than before. The presenter emphasized that players who had purchased the Polaris earlier would benefit more than those looking to buy it now. The video also discussed the limitations of CCU options, noting that certain ships, like the Hull E, could only be purchased outright and could not be upgraded through CCUs.
The presenter suggested a strategic approach for players considering the Polaris, recommending that they might want to speculate on the Nautilus, which is priced at $725. The idea was to potentially use a Nautilus CCU to the Odyssey and then backtrack to acquire the Polaris, as the Nautilus’s price is expected to increase. This approach could allow players to maximize their discounts while navigating the CCU game more effectively. The discussion highlighted the importance of timing and price speculation in making informed decisions when purchasing ships.
Additional Warbond options were explored, including the Constellation Akila and Vanguard Sentinel, with the presenter leaning towards the Vanguard Sentinel due to its historical frequency in sales. The video also touched on the availability of game packages, noting that the Zeus Mr had a new CCU option. The presenter expressed a personal interest in the Zeus Series, highlighting its effectiveness in its intended roles, and encouraged viewers to consider their options carefully based on their own ship preferences and existing war bonds.
The video concluded with a review of standalone ships and new concepts introduced during the event. The presenter discussed various RSI ships, including the Apollo medical ships and the Galaxy, which is anticipated to be a high-quality platform. The overall sentiment was optimistic regarding the future of RSI’s offerings, with several ships expected to release in 2025. The presenter encouraged viewers to like and subscribe for more insights, emphasizing the importance of strategic planning in the ship acquisition process.
