In the Star Citizen Week in Review, the host discusses the release of version 3.20 of the game, which is deemed a “botched release” due to major issues with inventory and ship repair features. Updates to the roadmap and Squadron 42 are also mentioned, along with the implementation of a hangar kiosk for cargo management and other smaller updates.
In this Star Citizen Week in Review, the host, Salty Mike, discusses the release of version 3.20 of the game, which he refers to as a “botched release.” He highlights the major issues with the patch, such as the inventory not working and ship repair features not functioning properly. While there were some hotfixes released, many of the major issues remained unresolved. The host expresses frustration with the lack of improvement in the release process.
The video also covers updates to the Star Citizen roadmap. The addition of new features, such as the Argo SRV and vehicle tractor beams, is mentioned. The backlog of ships continues to grow, causing some players to question the prioritization of certain vehicles. The host also mentions the progress tracker and the inclusion of the Origin G12 vehicle.
The Squadron 42 monthly report is briefly discussed, highlighting features such as the development of a proper Landing UI and improvements to ship MFDS (Multi-Function Displays). The resource network feature is still being worked on, but the host expresses hope for more information on it during CitizenCon. The focus on economy balancing is emphasized as a crucial aspect for the success of the cargo gameplay.
Another topic covered is the design brief for the cargo career in Star Citizen. The show explains the implementation of the hangar kiosk, which will centralize cargo management and allow for interactions with the freight platform and inventory. A smaller item bank is also mentioned, allowing players to access smaller items without having to go to their hangars.
Finally, the video mentions other updates, including a sneak peek of the Santoki ship and Q&As about the Whole C and Mariah Fury ships. The host also highlights the importance of the upcoming CitizenCon event and provides a pocket guide for attendees. Overall, the video expresses frustration with the release process, discusses updates to the roadmap and Squadron 42, and provides information about the cargo gameplay and upcoming events.