In this video, the narrator shares updates on Star Citizen’s upcoming major patch Alpha 3.22, which includes features such as Siege of Orison 2.0, Pyro updates, and improvements to the Vulkan renderer. The video also mentions resolving the F8 insurance issue, upcoming events and tests, player concerns, and gratitude for support.
In this video, the narrator provides an update on the latest happenings in Star Citizen. The major patch Alpha 3.22 is on its way and is set to introduce exciting features such as the Siege of Orison 2.0, Pyro updates, and improvements to the Vulkan renderer. The F8 insurance issue, which caused some concern among players, has been resolved, allowing those who purchased the F8 with less than 120 months insurance to upgrade their coverage. The upcoming Galacapedia update will eventually integrate into the game, providing players with an interactive star map or lore database. Jump Town is reopening on the live servers, and the upcoming Roadmap update is expected to provide more information on the Alpha 3.22 patch.
The narrator mentions that the upcoming episode of Inside Star Citizen will focus on the Pyro playground test environment, which Clan Imperium showcased at CitizenCon 2953. The Ninetales Pirates have also initiated another siege of Orison event, offering players the chance to participate in the global event within the live build. The video also mentions upcoming events, including a virtual Bar Citizen and a live event in Dublin. The narrator encourages players to take advantage of the remaining days of the Intergalactic Aerospace Expo (IAE) to rent or purchase ships while daily war bond deals are available.
Regarding player concerns, the video mentions that the upcoming freight elevator update will allow players to retrieve lost gear purchased in the pledge store. In terms of Evocati testing, the team is actively inviting players based on their activity and trustworthiness within the community. There is also a discussion about the upcoming Vulcan and gen 12 renderer updates, with the team addressing performance improvements, object density, and the possibility of a dlss-type feature. The video concludes by reminding viewers of the ongoing ship giveaways and expressing gratitude for the support received from Patreon and channel members.