In this video, the content creator discusses their predictions and expectations for Star Citizen in 2024, including the merger of development teams, the release of new ships, and upcoming features. They also express their desires for improvements in base building, networking, and PvP gameplay, while predicting negative trends in the community.
In this video, the content creator discusses their predictions and expectations for Star Citizen in 2024. They first mention that the development teams of Squad 42 and Star Citizen will merge in January 2024, which they believe will lead to faster development and a better overall experience for players. They also predict the release of many new ships throughout the year, potentially including the highly anticipated F7A. However, they express doubt about the release of certain ships like the Polaris due to the time it takes to develop capital ships.
The content creator then discusses the announced features for 2024. They mention the expected release of server meshing, base building, and personal persistent hangars. However, they express skepticism about the timelines for these features, particularly base building, which they believe may not be released until 2025 or 2026. They also discuss upcoming improvements to the loot screens, interaction system, and FPS, but question their impact on the game without addressing core issues like desync and hit registration.
The content creator shares their personal desires for the game in 2024. They emphasize the importance of base building and server meshing, as well as the need for improvements in networking and FPS gameplay. They express a desire for more diverse points of interest, random PvP events, and a rework of the ship weapon systems. They also mention the importance of piracy and the viability of PvP gameplay, hoping for a rework of ship weapon systems and the introduction of weapon overheating and battery drain mechanics.
In the final section, the content creator predicts negative trends in the community, such as increasing toxicity and saltiness among players. They also anticipate that criticism of the game will continue to be discouraged and that PvP conflicts may escalate. The video concludes with a thank you to supporters and a promise to continue making Star Citizen content while occasionally exploring other games. The content creator also mentions the availability of their merchandise for those interested in supporting them.
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In this video, Grumpy shares his predictions and expectations for Star Citizen in 2024. He discusses the merger of development teams, the release of new ships, the implementation of announced features, and his hopes for base building, improved PvP gameplay, and reworked mechanics.
In this video, Grumpy shares his predictions and expectations for Star Citizen in 2024. He discusses the merging of development teams, the release of new ships, anticipated features such as server meshing and character creation, and expresses concerns about toxicity within the community.
In this video, Grumpy shares his predictions and expectations for Star Citizen in 2024. He starts by discussing the merging of the Squad 42 and Star Citizen development teams, which he believes will lead to faster development and a better overall experience for players. He also predicts that there will be a significant number of new ships released, as ships are a major source of revenue for the game. However, he expresses his disappointment with the current ship variants, suggesting that they could have been more modular and unique.
Grumpy also talks about the potential release of the Legionnaire ship, but he doubts it will happen in 2024 due to the need for working docking ports and a hacking mechanic. He expects the Polaris to be released later in the year, but acknowledges that it may take longer due to the time required to develop capital ships. He also mentions other ships teased at CitizenCon, but cautions that not all of them may be released as planned.
In terms of upcoming features, Grumpy discusses the anticipated release of server meshing, which he believes will not happen before Q3 or Q4 of 2024 due to the complexity of the development process. He expresses his desire for improvements in the FPS mechanics and interaction system, as well as the introduction of the new character creation system. He also highlights the importance of base building and crafting, emphasizing that these features are essential for making the game more meaningful and immersive.
Grumpy shares his concerns about the increasing toxicity within the Star Citizen community, calling for action from Cloud Imperium Games to address the issue. He also mentions his interest in seeing more diverse points of interest and random PvP events in the game. Additionally, he expresses his hope for a rework of ship weapon systems and the implementation of the battery drain mechanic. Grumpy concludes the video by thanking his supporters and promising to continue creating Star Citizen content, as well as exploring other games.