Star Citizen has introduced a new ship, the Syulen, which has impressed players with its unique design, including vertical landing capability and fold-out walls. While not recommended for combat, it serves as a great starter ship for missions and activities, with its sleek style and extended fuel range.
Star Citizen has introduced a new ship called the Syulen, which has amazed players with its incredible design and unique features. It is one of the few alien ships in the game and stands out with its vertical landing capability. The ship’s interior is a work of art, with fold-out walls and hidden components, showcasing the attention to detail from the developers. The pilot seat sequence is particularly impressive, as it turns upwards and pushes the player into the cockpit. Flying the Syulen is a delight, with great maneuverability and visibility, making the experience enjoyable.
The Syulen is marketed as a light freighter and comes equipped with weapons, including three size three repeaters and 12 concealed missiles. However, due to its size, it is not recommended for PVP or PVE combat. The ship’s primary use is for running missions and basic activities in the game, although its cockpit visibility makes it fun for shooting at ground targets. It can carry six SCU of cargo, although there is a bug that prevents proper seating of cargo containers. The ship’s fuel range, thanks to the fast Quantum drive, is impressive, making it suitable for exploration and not having to refuel frequently.
While the Syulen has some design elements that may not be entirely practical, such as the vertical landing and some wasted space internally, it is still a great starter ship. It offers excellent style and functionality, with its internal quarters making it feel like a homebase ship. The extended fuel range also benefits new players who want to avoid frequent refueling stops. The visual style of the ship is alien and exciting, adding much-needed diversity to the game. Overall, the Syulen is a great addition to Star Citizen and adds flavor to the universe.
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