The video previews the upcoming Intergalactic Aerospace Expo (IAE) for Star Citizen, running from November 22nd to December 5th, featuring new ships, special rewards, and a free fly program for players. It highlights daily showcases of different manufacturers, including the anticipated Polaris and Anvil Day events, while cautioning viewers about potential performance issues during the expo.
In the video, the host discusses the upcoming Intergalactic Aerospace Expo (IAE) for Star Citizen, which is set to begin on November 22nd and run until December 5th. The expo will feature a variety of new ships, some confirmed and others rumored or leaked, as well as special rewards for players. Owners of select ships will receive unique skins, and there will be opportunities for players to rent ships for free during the event. The IAE Academy will also introduce missions aimed at new players, enhancing their experience with special rewards.
The video outlines the schedule for the IAE, starting with Crusader Day on November 22nd, where the Crusader Intrepid ship will be available for testing. The host expresses mixed feelings about the ship’s design, calling it unattractive. Each day of the expo will showcase a different manufacturer, with limited sales of popular ships like the Idris and Javelin on specific days. The host emphasizes the excitement surrounding the new ships and the free fly program, which allows players to experience Star Citizen without a purchase.
As the expo progresses, various ships will be introduced, including the Star Lancer Max and the Murai Guardian, both expected on Misk and Maray Day. The Polaris, a heavily anticipated torpedo Corvette, will be featured on RSI Day, although some features like the Captain’s Quarters will not be available initially. The host notes that the Pioneer, a mobile base ship, has received updates and will be available for limited sale during Consolidated Outland Day.
Anvil Day on November 30th is highlighted as a significant event, showcasing new ships like the Hornet Tracker and the Anvil Paladin, a rumored gunship. The host shares excitement about the potential for new concepts and emphasizes the importance of timely releases for these ships. Additionally, the video hints at the possibility of other ships related to base building being showcased at the expo.
Lastly, the host cautions viewers about potential performance issues during the IAE due to the simultaneous running of multiple events and patches. While they hope for a smooth experience, past events have shown that overlapping activities can lead to technical difficulties. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the content, share their thoughts, and participate in giveaways associated with the event, encouraging community interaction and support for the channel.