The April Monthly Ship Report for Star Citizen detailed the progress of the RSI Zeus ship, focusing on completing the interior and exterior details. Updates on other ships like the Anvil Legioner and potential reveals at events like Invictus generated anticipation among the community, with a strong emphasis on usability improvements and feedback integration in ship development.
The April Monthly Ship Report for Star Citizen detailed the progress of the RSI Zeus ship, focusing on completing the interior and exterior details. Updates on other ships like the Anvil Legioner and potential reveals at events like Invictus generated anticipation among the community, with a strong emphasis on usability improvements and feedback integration in ship development.
In the April Monthly Ship Report for Star Citizen, the focus was on the progress of the RSI Zeus ship. The team worked on the beauty and polish stage, completing the cockpit and habitation area. The cargo room and mes hole were also nearing completion, with work on the exterior showing increased detail. Lighting design for the ship was being addressed, with plans to outfit it with proper fixtures. The Zeus was progressing well, and it was suggested that all variants might be completed in time for the Invictus event.
The Anvil Legioner ship was reported to be in white box complete stage, with efforts to improve its usability for boarding hostile vessels. The team was exploring options for collapsible cover built into the boarding tunnel to provide cover for personnel boarding the ship. Progress updates indicated that feedback was being considered to enhance the ship’s functionality. Additionally, Resource Network work was completed for 10 ships, while Legacy updates were made to three ships to support a new selection of paints.
Other ships not covered in the monthly report, such as the RSI Polaris, were speculated to be revealed during events like Invictus or ship sales. The status of ship variants, like the Aegis Retaliator with modules, remained unknown, with hopes that they were progressing well. Unannounced vehicles that underwent design reviews may have been completed, adding to the anticipation for future ship releases.
Overall, the ship progress seemed positive, with attention to detail and usability improvements being highlighted. The mention of potential upcoming ship sales and events like Invictus created anticipation for more ship reveals and updates. Despite some information gaps, the community was eager for more details on ships like the RSI Polaris and unannounced variants. The progress tracker updates and response to feedback showed that the development team was attentive to the community’s interests and concerns.
In the April Monthly Ship Report for Star Citizen, the focus was on the progress of the RSI Zeus ship. The team worked on the beauty and polish stage, completing the cockpit and habitation area. The cargo room and mes hole were also nearing completion, with work on the exterior showing increased detail. Lighting design for the ship was being addressed, with plans to outfit it with proper fixtures. The Zeus was progressing well, and it was suggested that all variants might be completed in time for the Invictus event.
The Anvil Legioner ship was reported to be in white box complete stage, with efforts to improve its usability for boarding hostile vessels. The team was exploring options for collapsible cover built into the boarding tunnel to provide cover for personnel boarding the ship. Progress updates indicated that feedback was being considered to enhance the ship’s functionality. Additionally, Resource Network work was completed for 10 ships, while Legacy updates were made to three ships to support a new selection of paints.
Other ships not covered in the monthly report, such as the RSI Polaris, were speculated to be revealed during events like Invictus or ship sales. The status of ship variants, like the Aegis Retaliator with modules, remained unknown, with hopes that they were progressing well. Unannounced vehicles that underwent design reviews may have been completed, adding to the anticipation for future ship releases.
Overall, the ship progress seemed positive, with attention to detail and usability improvements being highlighted. The mention of potential upcoming ship sales and events like Invictus created anticipation for more ship reveals and updates. Despite some information gaps, the community was eager for more details on ships like the RSI Polaris and unannounced variants. The progress tracker updates and response to feedback showed that the development team was attentive to the community’s interests and concerns.
