In the recent Star Citizen AMA, host B Gamer discussed the upcoming Intergalactic Aerospace Expo (IAE) 2954, highlighting the anticipated introduction of new ships, including the Polaris, which features advanced systems and is priced at $750. The conversation also covered the game’s financial performance, the development of Squadron 42, and the importance of community feedback, with an optimistic outlook for the future of Star Citizen.
In the recent Star Citizen AMA hosted by B Gamer, the discussion revolved around the upcoming Intergalactic Aerospace Expo (IAE) set to take place on November 22, 2954. The host expressed excitement about the potential for new ships and vehicles to be showcased at the event, anticipating that it may lead to record-breaking funding for the game. B Gamer also shared personal updates, including a recent illness and a holiday trip, which affected his gaming activities. He encouraged viewers to submit questions throughout the stream, focusing primarily on Star Citizen and related topics.
A significant portion of the AMA was dedicated to discussing the Polaris, a new ship that has recently made its way onto the Public Test Universe (PTU) servers. B Gamer described the Polaris as a large, well-designed vessel featuring advanced systems such as engineering panels and a dedicated torpedo operator panel. He praised its size and functionality, noting that it is navigable across two decks and has automated point defense turrets. The Polaris is currently priced at $750 and is expected to generate substantial revenue during the IAE.
The conversation also touched upon the game’s financial performance, with B Gamer revealing that Cloud Imperium Games (CIG) had made approximately $17 million in funding last year and was on track to surpass that figure this year. However, October’s funding was lower than expected, leading to speculation about the potential impact of the IAE on overall funding. B Gamer expressed optimism about the event’s success and the stability of the 4.0 code base, which is crucial for the upcoming updates.
As the AMA progressed, B Gamer discussed various gameplay elements, including the development of Squadron 42, a single-player component of Star Citizen, which is slated for release in 2026. He reflected on the technological advancements within the game and the unique alternate reality it presents. The host also answered viewer questions regarding ship availability during the IAE, the potential for new gameplay loops, and the future of various ships and features.
In closing, B Gamer emphasized the importance of community interaction and feedback in the development of Star Citizen. He expressed gratitude for the support from viewers and his eagerness to explore new content and features as they are released. The AMA wrapped up with a promise to continue sharing updates and insights leading up to the IAE and beyond, maintaining an optimistic outlook for the future of the game.