Star Citizen - Jake Ross Leaves CIG After 10 Years - Griefing, Evocati & Alpha 3.23

The podcast discusses updates in Star Citizen, including Evocati changes and upcoming distribution centers, while also addressing the topic of griefing and efforts to prevent it within the game. The departure of key figures Todd Papy and Jake Ross from CIG after 10 years is reflected upon, along with teasers for Citizen Con 2954 and excitement for upcoming game updates like Alpha 3.23.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss various updates and changes in the Star Citizen game, including the Evocati changes that allow for the discussion and release of patch notes publicly. They also talk about the upcoming distribution centers in the game, which are large landing zones with various mission content. The hosts express excitement about the new features and potential gameplay variety these distribution centers will bring to the game.

The hosts also delve into the topic of griefing in Star Citizen, discussing how Cloud Imperium Games (CIG) is working to prevent griefing within the game through in-game systems rather than relying on external reports. They explore the balance between encouraging legitimate PvP gameplay like piracy while also ensuring player protections in certain areas of the game to prevent griefing.

The departure of key figures Todd Papy and Jake Ross from CIG after 10 years is discussed, with the hosts reflecting on their contributions to the project and speculating on the reasons for their departure. They share a statement from Jake Ross expressing gratitude for his time at CIG and the valuable experiences he gained working on Star Citizen.

The hosts touch on the teasers for Citizen Con 2954, hinting at exciting updates and information to be revealed at the event. They express anticipation for the event and discuss the usefulness of hyping up such events versus providing concrete details and dates to attendees. The possibility of Citizen Con being held in Manchester, UK, is mentioned, sparking excitement for the hosts who plan to attend the event.

In closing, the hosts mention their excitement for upcoming game updates, such as Alpha 3.23, and the potential for engaging gameplay experiences like Idris boarding tests. They encourage viewers to share their thoughts on the discussed topics and express gratitude to the community for their support in making daily Star Citizen videos possible. The podcast ends with a reminder about the ongoing ship giveaway and ways to support the channel.