In a Star Citizen podcast, hosts discuss Fleet Week, a face reveal, the upcoming Alpha 3.23 release, and the potential for a version 1.0 release. They touch on visual improvements, speculate on release dates, and promote a ship giveaway while encouraging viewer engagement and support for the channel.
In this Star Citizen podcast, the hosts discuss various topics including Fleet Week, the face reveal of one of the hosts, the upcoming Alpha 3.23 release, and the possibility of a version 1.0 release of Star Citizen. The hosts engage in humorous banter about the face reveal of one of them, showcasing different fan-made interpretations of their face. They also speculate on the release date of Alpha 3.23, expecting it to be around the beginning of May.
The hosts touch on the improvements in visuals with Vulkan testing and the enhanced water and cloud effects in Star Citizen. They mention the potential inclusion of hover bikes in the upcoming Fleet Week event, along with tours of the Idris and other new ships and variants. The discussion leads to the concept of a version 1.0 release of Star Citizen, with differing opinions on what features would constitute a minimum viable product for this milestone.
The hosts express their views on the progress towards a version 1.0 release, with one host being more optimistic about the timeline while the other remains cautious due to potential goalpost shifts by the developers. They also mention the upcoming Citizen Con event, urging viewers to grab tickets before they sell out. The conversation transitions to the Overdrive event and the challenges faced during gameplay due to server issues.
The hosts wrap up the podcast by promoting a ship giveaway for April, offering a Hornet F7C Mark I with Lifetime Insurance and a game package. They encourage viewers to participate in the Overdrive initiative missions for a chance to upgrade the ship to an F7A Mark I. The hosts express gratitude to supporters of the channel and highlight the various ways viewers can contribute, such as through the join button, Patreon, or affiliate links. The podcast concludes with a reminder to like, comment, subscribe, and share the videos to support the channel.