In the latest Star Citizen podcast, hosts Board Gamer and Spooky Zena discuss the upcoming Halloween-themed Day of Vara event and the anticipated Alpha 3.24.2 patch, rumored to be a precursor to the major 4.0 update. They also speculate about potential announcements at CitizenCon, including new gameplay features, celebrity appearances, and community engagement, while cautioning listeners to treat rumors about new ships and mechanics with skepticism.
In the latest Star Citizen podcast hosted by Board Gamer and Spooky Zena, the duo discusses the upcoming Halloween-themed event, known as the Day of Vara, and its anticipated features. This event will introduce spooky skins for ships, Halloween masks, and various game modes in Arena Commander. Although the event is exciting, it is expected to be overshadowed by the upcoming CitizenCon, where fans are eager to learn more about Squadron 42 and other game developments. The hosts express their excitement about attending CitizenCon and the potential for a busy schedule filled with socializing and content creation.
The conversation shifts to the recent Alpha 3.24.2 patch, which is rumored to be a precursor to the much-anticipated 4.0 update. While not fully equipped with all the features of 4.0, this patch is said to utilize its code base, indicating significant changes and improvements. The hosts discuss the various new features introduced in the patch, including character customization options, new caves, and quality-of-life updates. They also touch on the adjustments made to ship movement and combat mechanics, sparking debate among players about the implications for dogfighting and overall gameplay experience.
As the podcast progresses, the hosts delve into the speculation surrounding CitizenCon, highlighting the potential announcements and reveals that could occur during the event. They mention the excitement surrounding the participation of celebrities like Mark Hamill and the possibility of significant updates regarding Squadron 42. The community’s anticipation is palpable, with fans hoping for a release date announcement and a glimpse of new gameplay features. The hosts encourage listeners to share their thoughts and questions for the developers as they prepare for the event.
Rumors about new features and ships are also discussed, with the hosts mentioning the possibility of new tractor beams and hover trolleys, which could enhance gameplay mechanics. They speculate about the introduction of a new MISC salvage ship, rumored to be called “The Misfortune,” and the potential for new flight suits related to racing events. The hosts emphasize the importance of treating these rumors with caution, noting that many details are still unconfirmed and subject to change.
In conclusion, the podcast wraps up with a call to action for listeners to engage with the community and share their excitement for the upcoming events. They remind viewers of the ongoing ship giveaway and express gratitude for the support from patrons and channel members. The hosts maintain a light-hearted tone throughout, encouraging fans to stay tuned for more updates and content as they navigate the evolving landscape of Star Citizen.