They Brought a Perseus. So We Boarded It! - Star Citizen Conquest - 4.6

In this intense Star Citizen Conquest session during the 4.6 update, a team engages in chaotic open combat across the Daymar and Crusader systems, culminating in a daring boarding and temporary capture of a powerful Perseus capital ship despite overwhelming odds and technical challenges. The video highlights the unpredictable nature of live PvP, showcasing teamwork, tactical combat, and the fleeting victories that define the persistent universe experience.

The video captures a high-intensity Star Citizen Conquest session during the 4.6 update, focusing on a group’s open combat night in the persistent universe. The team deliberately seeks out fights without fixed objectives, often facing overwhelming odds and unpredictable third-party interference. After several engagements on the Daymar system where they were outnumbered, most of the group regroups near Crusader, while one member serves a sentence in the in-game prison Clasher. Upon release, the player rejoins the team as they intercept local traffic, setting the stage for an intense confrontation.

The turning point arrives when a Perseus capital ship enters the fray, significantly raising the stakes. The crew scrambles to deal with the Perseus and accompanying ships like the Eclipse, Mantis, and others. The firefight intensifies with multiple players coordinating turret fire and missile strikes, but the Perseus proves formidable, vaporizing several team members and forcing others into evasive maneuvers. Despite the chaos, the players manage to take down some enemy ships, including a Hornet and a Star Lancer, while dealing with tactical challenges like dampening effects and boarding attempts.

A major highlight is the daring boarding action on the Perseus. Several players infiltrate the ship, navigating locked doors, hostile crew members, and cramped corridors. The intense close-quarters combat includes grenade throws, door breaches, and firefights inside the ship’s hold and engineering sections. Players coordinate to flush out and eliminate defenders, even catching one enemy attempting to “bed log” (exploit a game mechanic by hiding in a bed). The boarding team eventually secures control of the Perseus, though the ship’s systems appear damaged and unresponsive.

Despite their success in capturing the Perseus, the team faces continued pressure from incoming enemy reinforcements, including Crusader security forces and other combat ships. The server experiences heavy load, causing delays and glitches that add to the tension. Players struggle to repair and defend the Perseus while under fire, with several ships and players being destroyed in the ongoing engagement. The chaotic battle features moments of humor, frustration, and camaraderie, showcasing the unpredictable and dynamic nature of live PvP in Star Citizen.

Ultimately, the night ends with the team being whittled down after sustained enemy pressure. While not their cleanest victory, the boarding and temporary control of the Perseus stands out as a memorable achievement amid a challenging session. The video closes on the note that in live combat scenarios like this, success is often fleeting, and sometimes the best outcome is to reset and prepare for the next fight. This encapsulates the persistent universe’s blend of intense combat, teamwork, and the ever-present risk of setbacks.