In the latest Star Citizen update, Ryan discusses the positive changes to the development roadmap, including the early introduction of the RSI Zeus vehicles in Alpha 3.24 and the anticipation of a new cargo loader mech-style vehicle. He also highlights ongoing server tests aiming for 1,024 player capacity and provides updates on Alpha 3.24’s patch improvements, while encouraging viewers to support his channel and engage with his content.
In the latest update on Star Citizen, Ryan, also known as Mac, expresses gratitude to his patrons and channel members while diving into the exciting developments within the game. He highlights a limited-time sale on the Toby Eye Tracker 5, which is currently available at a 20% discount. Ryan encourages viewers to take advantage of this offer, as it not only benefits them but also supports his channel.
Ryan discusses recent changes to the development roadmap, particularly the RSI Zeus Mark 2 and CL, which have been moved from the Alpha 4.0 release window to the 3.24.x build. This adjustment is seen as positive, as it allows players to access the new vehicles sooner rather than waiting for the delayed 4.0 release. Additionally, the Aegis Saber Paragon has been added to the 3.24 release view, providing more content for players to enjoy.
The video also teases an upcoming cargo loader mech-style vehicle, which Ryan finds intriguing. He speculates that the vehicle may feature tractor beams to assist with moving cargo and expresses excitement about its potential gameplay mechanics. While details remain scarce, Ryan anticipates that this vehicle will be revealed at CitizenCon and could be available for purchase with real money and in-game credits.
Ryan then shifts focus to the ongoing server meshing and replication message queuing tests being conducted by Cloud Imperium. The goal is to test player capacity, aiming to accommodate up to 1,024 players in a single server. Although a recent test faced technical difficulties, the developers are committed to pushing the limits of their technology to ensure a smooth experience for players when Alpha 4.0 is released.
Finally, Ryan provides updates on Alpha 3.24, mentioning the release of a new patch that addresses various issues, including hangar fixes and disconnect errors. While some players report improvements, others continue to experience problems, indicating that further hotfixes may be necessary. As excitement builds for the upcoming CitizenCon and the anticipated 4.0 release, Ryan encourages viewers to subscribe to his channel and engage with his content, especially as he celebrates his birthday soon.