In the video, host Iran excitedly explores the RSI Polaris, a capital ship in Star Citizen, showcasing its impressive size, military design, and various compartments, including the cargo bay and crew amenities. He discusses the ship’s tactical advantages and plans future videos to test its capabilities and storage for smaller ships.
In the video, the host, Iran, shares his excitement as he finally gets to explore the RSI Polaris, a capital ship in the game Star Citizen, after waiting since 2016. He begins by showcasing the ship in the extra-large hangar at Area 18, emphasizing its impressive dimensions of 166 meters in length and 80 meters in width. The host expresses awe at the ship’s military aesthetic, highlighting its aggressive design and durable-looking hull. As he walks around the Polaris, he marvels at its size and features, including the cannons and engines.
Iran attempts to find a way to enter the ship, discussing various access points like ramps and elevators. He discovers an elevator that leads to the cargo bay and a ramp access on the side. As he navigates through the ship, he uncovers various compartments, including the torpedo console, cargo area, and a rear turret. The cargo bay is noteworthy for its capacity, able to hold 575 Standard Cargo Units (SCU) and several ground vehicles, which he finds impressive.
As he explores further, Iran finds an elevator that connects the cargo bay to the hangar, allowing for easy access to launch smaller ships. He speculates about the potential for storing multiple small fighters within the hangar, envisioning strategies for using them in combat scenarios. He discusses the effectiveness of deploying a swarm of smaller ships over fewer larger ones, emphasizing the tactical advantages of having a larger number of fighters available.
Moving deeper into the Polaris, Iran reveals various interior spaces, including the medical room, living quarters, and crew amenities. He highlights the design elements, such as the cozy mess hall for the crew and the individual living quarters, which create a comfortable environment for long missions. The host also notes the presence of escape pods and a prison area, adding to the ship’s functionality as a capital vessel.
Finally, Iran concludes his tour by showcasing the bridge of the Polaris, which features an impressive design reminiscent of iconic sci-fi aesthetics. He shares his plans for future videos, including testing how many small ships can fit within the hangar and continuing to explore the ship’s capabilities. The video ends with Iran thanking his viewers for their support and encouraging them to subscribe for more Star Citizen content.