SaltEMike reacts to the Roadmap Roundup dated May 29th, 2024, discussing known ships, version 323.1 updates, and features committed for version 323.2 such as item banks, freight elevators, and new missions. He expresses anticipation for reputation system enhancements tied to missions and cargo types, highlighting the importance of reputation in unlocking challenging missions and better rewards, and eagerly awaits the PTU rollout to explore cargo-related content.
In this video, SaltEMike provides a reaction to the Roadmap Roundup dated May 29th, 2024. He begins by discussing the warning given by Star Citizen that the Roundup may not be substantial, focusing mainly on ships and updates to version 323.1. The video covers known ships such as the tractor beam ship, medac, and firebird that have been previously discussed. SaltEMike reflects on the delay between internal updates and public releases, suggesting that the Roadmap Roundup may be intentionally behind by about two weeks to prevent upsetting fans.
SaltEMike highlights features committed for version 323.2, including item banks, freight elevators, and new missions involving cargo hauling. He expresses anticipation for reputation system enhancements tied to missions and cargo types, hoping for more diverse gameplay experiences. The video emphasizes the importance of reputation in unlocking more challenging missions and better rewards. SaltEMike also mentions the significance of personal and instance hangers in creating seamless player experiences across different locations.
The video touches on the expectations for cargo hauling missions and the potential for more dangerous and rewarding tasks as reputation increases. SaltEMike discusses the technical aspects of instance hangers and how they contribute to server meshing and player interactions. He plans to thoroughly test these features once the PTU is available, particularly focusing on how players can access and utilize instance hangers in various locations. SaltEMike also mentions the roadmap post that set low expectations for the update, contrasting it with the actual content provided.
Overall, SaltEMike expresses excitement for the cargo hauling missions and the upcoming 323.2 patch, emphasizing his dedication to providing feedback and exploring the new gameplay mechanics. He acknowledges the challenges and uncertainties surrounding the PTU rollout and eagerly awaits the opportunity to delve into the cargo-related content. The video concludes with SaltEMike’s commitment to thoroughly explore and analyze the cargo mechanics upon release, underscoring his enthusiasm for this aspect of the game.