In this video, the hosts discuss the Santokyai Grasshopper, a fighter ship in Star Citizen, praising its sleek design and alien aesthetic. They provide an overview of its components, performance, and value, while inviting viewers to share their experiences and recommendations.
In this video, the hosts discuss the Santokyai Grasshopper, a fighter ship in the game Star Citizen. They acknowledge that while it may not be the best choice for everyone, there are still ways to have fun with it. The ship’s appearance is praised, with its sleek design and attractive black and red skin. The interior is also commended for its alien aesthetic. The ship features four size three Zion repeaters and eight size two missiles.
The hosts discuss the ship’s components, including the power plant, shield, coolers, and quantum drive. They note that the default quantum drive is not very efficient, requiring refueling stops on longer journeys. The ship’s agility is highlighted, with improved maneuverability compared to earlier versions. However, there are concerns about the recharge rate of the guns, which can drain quickly and take a while to recharge. The default components are mentioned, but suggestions are made to potentially swap out certain parts for better performance.
The hosts express their mixed opinions on the ship’s value proposition. While they appreciate its aesthetics and cool features, they find it hard to justify its price compared to other ships with more gameplay options and internal space. They encourage viewers to share their experiences with the Santokyai Grasshopper in the comments, including comparisons to other fighters, component recommendations, and predictions for future updates to the ship. The video concludes with a reminder to like, subscribe, and support the channel on Patreon.
Overall, the video provides an overview of the Santokyai Grasshopper, discussing its appearance, components, performance, and value. The hosts share their personal opinions and invite viewers to contribute their thoughts and experiences.