In this video, the player explores the new “Data Heist” mission in Star Citizen 3.21.1 EPTU gameplay. Despite encountering bugs and issues, the group perseveres through combat and hacking challenges to complete the mission, earning rewards and expressing excitement for the game’s potential.
In this video gameplay of Star Citizen 3.21.1 EPTU, a new bunker mission called “Data Heist” is introduced. This mission promises a greater level of teamwork for small groups, although it is considered an illegal mission. The player and their group set out to shut down a communication system, but encounter some unexpected challenges along the way. While trying to cover their teammate V, who is heading towards the bunker, the group realizes they should have been more attentive to the console as they encounter a security breach.
Upon successfully disabling the defensive turrets of the bunker, the group enters the server room and starts hacking the terminal using crypto keys. The team discovers that they need access codes to progress further in the mission, which involves protecting certain displays within the server room. As they work on finding and inputting the required codes, enemy security forces begin to arrive and engage in combat. They encounter intermittent crashes to the desktop, which adds to the frustration but is expected as this is an experimental version of the game.
Despite encountering some bugs and issues, the group perseveres and manages to complete the first level of the data heist mission, earning a reward of 6,000 credits each. They decide to look for another bunker mission to continue their progress and explore the mission further. However, they face more crashes and encounter issues with the AI and mission progression. Despite these setbacks, the group remains positive and acknowledges the ongoing development of the game. They express their excitement for the new missions and gameplay mechanics introduced in Star Citizen, appreciating the potential for exciting team-based experiences in the game.