In the video, the creator explores the hangar decoration feature in Star Citizen’s version 3.24, purchasing furniture like a large table, chairs, and a fish tank at Dumpers Depot to personalize their hangar. Despite facing challenges with item placement and the game’s physics, the host humorously documents their decorating journey, ultimately achieving a cozy setup while entertaining viewers with their persistence.
In the video, the creator explores the new hangar decoration feature introduced in Star Citizen’s version 3.24. The journey begins at Area 18, where the host sets their respawn point to facilitate the shopping experience. Instead of heading to the ship shop at Armada, they make their way to Dumpers Depot, a location where players can purchase various furniture and decorations for their hangars. With a limited budget of 10,000 aUEC, the presenter decides to buy a couple of chairs and a large table to enhance the hangar’s aesthetics.
Upon entering Dumpers Depot, the host navigates through the various terminals to select items from the furniture category. They highlight the availability of a dedicated decoration tab, which allows players to focus on home decorations. After choosing a big table and two chairs, they also decide to include a fish tank and some trophies, aiming to create a cozy and personalized space in their hangar. The excitement builds as they prepare to transfer their purchases to the hangar.
Once back in the hangar, the presenter utilizes the multi-tool to place the newly acquired items. However, they encounter some challenges, particularly with the fish tank, which proves to be surprisingly light and easy to manipulate. The host expresses disappointment at the lack of fish in the tank and contemplates its role as a decorative wall. As they continue to arrange the furniture, they notice that the placement can be tricky, with some items clipping through the floor due to uneven surfaces.
The video highlights the frustration of trying to position a high-end table correctly. Despite the difficulties, the host remains determined to create an aesthetically pleasing setup. They acknowledge the ongoing issues with the game’s physics, especially concerning how furniture interacts with each other and the environment. The presenter humorously documents the struggle of getting the table to sit straight, showcasing the quirks of the game’s current state.
In the final stages of the setup, the host attempts to place a lamp on the table, which leads to further comedic moments as the lamp behaves unexpectedly, bouncing around rather than resting properly. After some trial and error, they manage to create a somewhat organized space, even managing to sit in one of the chairs. The video concludes with a sense of accomplishment despite the challenges faced, leaving viewers entertained by the host’s persistence and the whimsical nature of decorating in Star Citizen.