The video presents a strategy for efficiently completing Phase 3 of the “Save Stanton” mission in Star Citizen by using a Polaris ship to launch torpedoes at the Idris bridge, bypassing the more challenging combat scenarios. The narrator encourages players to try this “cheese” tactic to avoid frustration and enhance their gaming experience while still enjoying the camaraderie of playing with friends.
In the video, the narrator shares a strategy for completing Phase 3 of the “Save Stanton” mission in Star Citizen in a more efficient way, referred to as “cheesing” the mission. The narrator encourages viewers to attempt the mission the traditional way at least once, as it can be a challenging yet enjoyable experience. However, after experiencing significant frustration due to bugs, errors, and player coordination issues, the narrator decided to look for a simpler solution.
The narrator explains that many players either complete the mission or quit out of frustration, leading to a lack of reliable teammates for the task. To overcome this, the narrator teamed up with a friend and devised a straightforward method to complete the mission quickly. The key to this strategy involves using a Polaris ship, positioning it correctly, and utilizing the ship’s torpedo capabilities.
To execute the cheese tactic, the narrator instructs their friend to position the Polaris so that its nose is aligned with the Idris bridge. Once in place, the friend fires a torpedo from the ship’s bay, which effectively completes the mission without engaging in the more difficult combat scenarios typically required. While the narrator acknowledges that this method may not be the most honorable way to complete the mission, they argue that the grind of doing it three times legitimately is excessive, especially for solo players or those not part of large organizations.
Throughout the video, the narrator expresses relief and satisfaction with this cheese tactic, highlighting how it can save players from the headaches associated with the mission’s complexities. They also share a light-hearted moment with their friend during the mission, emphasizing the camaraderie and fun that can still be found in the game despite the challenges.
In conclusion, the narrator hopes that by sharing this easier approach, players can avoid unnecessary frustration and enjoy their time in Star Citizen more. They encourage viewers to embrace this tactic if they find themselves struggling with the mission, ensuring that the gaming experience remains enjoyable and less time-consuming. The video ends with a friendly farewell, inviting viewers to join them in the game.