In the latest update on Star Citizen 4.0, Ryan discusses significant improvements and bug fixes from recent patches, highlighting a positive gameplay experience with stable performance, especially in landing zones and rest stops. While acknowledging some lingering bugs, he expresses optimism for the game’s future and hints at upcoming features related to the economy and customization.
In the latest update on Star Citizen 4.0, Ryan, also known as Mac, discusses two recent patches that have brought significant improvements and bug fixes to the game. He expresses gratitude to his patrons and channel members for their ongoing support. While he acknowledges that there are still some issues to address, he shares his positive experience with the performance of the game, particularly during his play session at Checkmate Station and the planet Monox, where he observed stable frame rates.
Ryan highlights the importance of server performance, noting that the experience can vary depending on the server a player is on. He mentions that the server he played on had around 350 players, with only about 30 on his specific server, which contributed to a smoother experience. He appreciates the optimizations made in the game, especially regarding the unattended vehicle cleanup and overall performance improvements in landing zones and rest stops, which have historically been problematic areas.
Despite the overall positive performance, Ryan notes that there are still bugs affecting gameplay, particularly in the hanger and inventory systems. He recounts specific issues he faced, such as problems with spawning his ship and accessing items placed in his Intrepid. Additionally, he mentions a maintenance mission that did not update correctly, which could hinder gameplay. He encourages viewers to share their own experiences with missions in the current build.
The video also covers the patch notes, detailing various changes and fixes implemented in the game. Ryan discusses the adjustments made to hauling missions, ship functionalities, and improvements in network stability and audio issues. He expresses satisfaction with the increased quantum fuel tank sizes for ships, which he believes will enhance gameplay, especially for new players using starter ships.
Ryan concludes with optimism about the future of Star Citizen 4.0, suggesting that it might be ready for a live release soon. He indicates that with a few more patches, the game could provide a stable experience for players, especially during the holiday season. He also teases upcoming features related to the economy and customization options, promising to cover these in future videos. Ryan encourages viewers to engage with his content on YouTube and Twitch, and he expresses appreciation for the community’s support.