Ok, collecting RMC in station and eventually płacing in bigger cargo ship is great change. I cant wait to fill up my Raft with all of this small boxes.
2024 is the year of the Drake Interplanetary settlement! The perfect combo with the release of 3.24 becomes the "Vulture" associated with the "Caterpillar", being the last becoming a bit like the "nest" of a bird, a hungry raptor. And if ever the monotony of recycling is felt, no worries, the "Corsair" comes to the rescue to explore the ships of citizens in distress in the Verse. "Drake" has definitely the best fleet or at least, the most balanced!
2:00 Thats why CIG needs a new management for landing ships. Simply they must add new dedicated landing places for industrial, commercial and private applications. When AI starts to fly as well, the current way of handling landing and taking off from port will get cluster fucked. They need to separate cargo from commercial flights and private hangars/housing/storage or what ever you own into a different landing pads. This brings more indepth variation on taxation and use of landing pads. Some landing pads may be for availed for limited time (for a quick drop off and load. the cheapest option for landing) Some landing pads may be rented for days or months (private storage) and some landing pads only for commercial flights and "parking" landing pads/hangars what ever (these do not allow industrial or military ships) and so or so or how ever CIG would wanted to do it. This new persistent hangars is a gateway to new private own locations/buildings beyond hangar Pretty exciting ngl
Overall I like the idea of switching cargo from ship to ship. But I don't like the way CIG implemented it. Remember when we still had the "Hangar Module"? You could spawn multiple ships in one hangar. It would be much cooler, if you could just have your C1 in your hangar in addition to the Vulture. Return from salvage and land the Vulture right next to your C1 and directly move the boxes from salvage to cargo ship. Then do another run or just head off to sell. Might have even been easier to implement. Oh, and if I am not mistaken, you have to manually unload you C1 to freight elevator in Orison before you can sell, right. My guess is, that after the novelty wears off, most players will stop doing it, because they spend so much time just moving boxes around. (Unless they are into Tetris). Anyway, thanks for making the effort and showing us how it works.
What happened to the StellarSonic JukeBox that stopped working after 3.0? We paid $$ for it but no mention ever again. I guess they used that money to buy $1000 chairs to sit on. 🤣
For small bikes and carts and such, should be using cargo lift (would be better). I got board silly of waiting for the big main lift lowering and raising, very quickly!
Thanks for the video. Star Citizen is now the time vampire, it continually sucks it away from you. Now you get to watch the elevator go up and down...slowly. I use Trawler heads on my vulture, as they are way quicker. You can get them at Orison when you do the 30 minute time suck to sell off your loads. :) I will subscribe until you point a camera at yourself while you play.
It takes about the same time to call a ship from within your hangar and have it delivered as it does to call your ship from a space station / city ASOP terminal and take an elevator to your hangar.
I use the Cinch heads to get the most RMC. It does take a lot longer but I got 50 SCU off of a Valkyrie so I consider it worth it. I tend to use the Reclaimer though as well. So I have more space to store the material.
This knocks off so much time... Whatre you on about. But also you can play starfield if you want a silly teleport everywhere game. It's what star citizen is. Closer to a space simulator and the large player base enjoys it for that reason.
Thanks for the video and i am looking forward for 3.24 soon. However for me Grim Hex is way to dangerous a site to take cargo to. My message is directed at newer players. Just be careful.
I definitely agree with this. I tend to stick in the Microtech area. It is a lot safer, but I see the Yela appeal. If I go there I will have the Reclaimer jump to me after towing the wreck we are salvaging far out of the asteroid field. Like 100+kms
I use two Abrade scrapers because the broader scrape area also grabs better in between narrow spaces. The 90% scrape of the Cinch seems nice but is tedious work with no perfect 0% end results. Panel scraping... it is lame. It is cheap but has no love to the original game loop. The cargo in certain ships make up to the front cost of contracts.
I would really love to know how much it will cost to get a private hangar somewhere else like on a station ... believe it was supposed to be "rented space". And if they'll allow us to "hire background NPC's" to haul all of our stuff to a different location for us. My C2 can't even carry 1/10 of all the shit I have gathered and that got moved to New Babbage when 3.23 dropped (all the stuff I'd previously dispatched to the various stations).
Did anyone done anything with mining/refining in 3.24? I've got a feeling that you can't even detach Prospector saddlebags on ground, as there's too little space : )
I cant try it out by myself (no acess to wave 1) so I have to ask you: Can you buy an empty container 8scu or even larger, and load the 1scu container into the bigger one? It should work but I have not seen someone trying it on youtube.
Ive seen someone do this and it works. Will make things much easier to manually load. There’s at least one vid of this on UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/TTLZCiihAdk/v-deo.htmlsi=n3IdBCCAk8PHB-FT
this works, but i only seen it done to the cargo mission scu boxes. It also added an extra step in delivering, as you need to get the 8scu down, take the boxes out. the Player brought the boxes up before clearing the mission, but im not sure thats a step you need, if they are already in your hangar storage, you can problably simply deliver them after taking them out.
But someone can enter in hangar when you transferring and hit lower elevator and your cargo becomes his. 10sec is enough for run to cargo elevator panel and press down.
@@Perplexed000 wow that’s nice. I support that in Stanton. And for example in pyro there no safety like that so that players who like risky gameplay can have there level also.
to unload reclaaimer is going to be a pain in the ass, the elevator are way to small for the 16 scu , they bug they dissaper and with aalot of work you can fit 2 of them in the elevator
Can you ask for different SCU boxes? For example, you stored 1scu boxes, let's say you have 24 of them. Can you ask for 1 x 24 SCU box? Instead of 24 x 1 SCU (witch will take way more time to manage).
My understanding is that if you have a larger empty cargo container in your warehouse that you can drag these 1SCU boxes within it and call it up as a larger box. Will need to test this but I asked the same thing in the SC discord and that was what I heard so I’ve gotta try that.
What im confused about is... is your personal hanger in one location for example do i get to choose where it is or is it just there everytime i land on a station or planet?
I have on L and it has 8 or 9, it makes a difference if its aeroview or selfland. Aeroview has cubby holes for vehicles. Vulture Prospector Arrow Talon Ursa Nrursa Dragonfly Pieces I could fit more but was tired of fighting the crappy servers.
so, you are saying. unload 17 boxes at grim hex and then load 17 boxes and move them to Orison to sell for more money. why not just got to Orison and save time and loading? not sure why you would do this or what you gain?
It was mostly proof of concept, say if you stockpile in Pyro then make a larger haul back to Stanton. Yes it wasn’t worth the effort in this particular case, but I was just testing out the skeleton.
Maybe a bit of hyperbole but I do think that the cargo “changes” do change the “game” being Star Citizen. If you’ve watched my other videos I’m very critical of CIG and their development. Thanks for watching, take care.
For someone who mostly does industry style gameplay, this is also. I recently purchased a Vulture and a C1. Will go and try this now.
Ok, collecting RMC in station and eventually płacing in bigger cargo ship is great change. I cant wait to fill up my Raft with all of this small boxes.
Only to randomly explode 😂
Thanks for taking the time to make this, to the point, video - well done. Subscribed.
2024 is the year of the Drake Interplanetary settlement! The perfect combo with the release of 3.24 becomes the "Vulture" associated with the "Caterpillar", being the last becoming a bit like the "nest" of a bird, a hungry raptor.
And if ever the monotony of recycling is felt, no worries, the "Corsair" comes to the rescue to explore the ships of citizens in distress in the Verse. "Drake" has definitely the best fleet or at least, the most balanced!
2:00 Thats why CIG needs a new management for landing ships.
Simply they must add new dedicated landing places for industrial, commercial and private applications. When AI starts to fly as well, the current way of handling landing and taking off from port will get cluster fucked.
They need to separate cargo from commercial flights and private hangars/housing/storage or what ever you own into a different landing pads.
This brings more indepth variation on taxation and use of landing pads.
Some landing pads may be for availed for limited time (for a quick drop off and load. the cheapest option for landing)
Some landing pads may be rented for days or months (private storage) and some landing pads only for commercial flights and "parking" landing pads/hangars what ever (these do not allow industrial or military ships) and so or so or how ever CIG would wanted to do it.
This new persistent hangars is a gateway to new private own locations/buildings beyond hangar
Pretty exciting ngl
Traffic jams at spacestations and planetary ports would be hella immersion 😂
Overall I like the idea of switching cargo from ship to ship. But I don't like the way CIG implemented it. Remember when we still had the "Hangar Module"? You could spawn multiple ships in one hangar. It would be much cooler, if you could just have your C1 in your hangar in addition to the Vulture. Return from salvage and land the Vulture right next to your C1 and directly move the boxes from salvage to cargo ship. Then do another run or just head off to sell. Might have even been easier to implement.
Oh, and if I am not mistaken, you have to manually unload you C1 to freight elevator in Orison before you can sell, right. My guess is, that after the novelty wears off, most players will stop doing it, because they spend so much time just moving boxes around. (Unless they are into Tetris).
Anyway, thanks for making the effort and showing us how it works.
You can do that if your hanger is big enough…
What happened to the StellarSonic JukeBox that stopped working after 3.0? We paid $$ for it but no mention ever again. I guess they used that money to buy $1000 chairs to sit on. 🤣
Same sentiment as ea4857! Thanks for this great showcase on how cargo is going to work!
For small bikes and carts and such, should be using cargo lift (would be better). I got board silly of waiting for the big main lift lowering and raising, very quickly!
Good Sir, thank you for making this video and explaining stuff nicely no fluff, I have subcribed and hope we meet in the verse o7
Thanks for the video. Star Citizen is now the time vampire, it continually sucks it away from you. Now you get to watch the elevator go up and down...slowly. I use Trawler heads on my vulture, as they are way quicker. You can get them at Orison when you do the 30 minute time suck to sell off your loads. :) I will subscribe until you point a camera at yourself while you play.
It takes about the same time to call a ship from within your hangar and have it delivered as it does to call your ship from a space station / city ASOP terminal and take an elevator to your hangar.
I use the Cinch heads to get the most RMC. It does take a lot longer but I got 50 SCU off of a Valkyrie so I consider it worth it. I tend to use the Reclaimer though as well. So I have more space to store the material.
@@chriscrane1482 Yeah, you lose 5% using the Trawlers. I was able to get 362K in an hour total last night. Some night I don't have a lot of time. :)
Why does everything in star citizen have to be so time consuming
It’s an MMO at heart. It wants to keep you around for as much time as possiblr
This knocks off so much time... Whatre you on about. But also you can play starfield if you want a silly teleport everywhere game. It's what star citizen is. Closer to a space simulator and the large player base enjoys it for that reason.
Thanks for the video and i am looking forward for 3.24 soon. However for me Grim Hex is way to dangerous a site to take cargo to. My message is directed at newer players. Just be careful.
I definitely agree with this. I tend to stick in the Microtech area. It is a lot safer, but I see the Yela appeal. If I go there I will have the Reclaimer jump to me after towing the wreck we are salvaging far out of the asteroid field. Like 100+kms
I use two Abrade scrapers because the broader scrape area also grabs better in between narrow spaces. The 90% scrape of the Cinch seems nice but is tedious work with no perfect 0% end results. Panel scraping... it is lame. It is cheap but has no love to the original game loop. The cargo in certain ships make up to the front cost of contracts.
I would really love to know how much it will cost to get a private hangar somewhere else like on a station ... believe it was supposed to be "rented space".
And if they'll allow us to "hire background NPC's" to haul all of our stuff to a different location for us. My C2 can't even carry 1/10 of all the shit I have gathered and that got moved to New Babbage when 3.23 dropped (all the stuff I'd previously dispatched to the various stations).
i just wonder if reclaimer would be just ideal to stack Size 16 or 8 boxes on lift instead of waiting for unload timers.
Did anyone done anything with mining/refining in 3.24? I've got a feeling that you can't even detach Prospector saddlebags on ground, as there's too little space : )
How do you load up cargo into Carrack? :D Is it somehow solved or you simply cant use Carrack for cargo running?
Just another HUGE time sink.
Thats true i did en 2 hours of salvage, 800K. In 3.24, vulture, c1, msr, raft, corsair are the must have ships, and to finish, the C2.
I cant try it out by myself (no acess to wave 1) so I have to ask you:
Can you buy an empty container 8scu or even larger, and load the 1scu container into the bigger one?
It should work but I have not seen someone trying it on youtube.
Ive seen someone do this and it works. Will make things much easier to manually load. There’s at least one vid of this on UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/TTLZCiihAdk/v-deo.htmlsi=n3IdBCCAk8PHB-FT
this works, but i only seen it done to the cargo mission scu boxes.
It also added an extra step in delivering, as you need to get the 8scu down, take the boxes out.
the Player brought the boxes up before clearing the mission, but im not sure thats a step you need, if they are already in your hangar storage, you can problably simply deliver them after taking them out.
But someone can enter in hangar when you transferring and hit lower elevator and your cargo becomes his. 10sec is enough for run to cargo elevator panel and press down.
Nope. They eliminated the 10 second delay. It’s now instant.
@@Perplexed000 wow that’s nice. I support that in Stanton. And for example in pyro there no safety like that so that players who like risky gameplay can have there level also.
to unload reclaaimer is going to be a pain in the ass, the elevator are way to small for the 16 scu , they bug they dissaper and with aalot of work you can fit 2 of them in the elevator
Can you ask for different SCU boxes? For example, you stored 1scu boxes, let's say you have 24 of them. Can you ask for 1 x 24 SCU box? Instead of 24 x 1 SCU (witch will take way more time to manage).
My understanding is that if you have a larger empty cargo container in your warehouse that you can drag these 1SCU boxes within it and call it up as a larger box. Will need to test this but I asked the same thing in the SC discord and that was what I heard so I’ve gotta try that.
What im confused about is... is your personal hanger in one location for example do i get to choose where it is or is it just there everytime i land on a station or planet?
You get a personal hangar where ever you land but the inventories are not shared. Your main one is always where ever you picked as home.
Do you think there's enough edge space in the large hangar to keep vehicles/XS ships? I see everyone doing it on the XL hangar
Yes enough room for a pisces sized ship I found
I have on L and it has 8 or 9, it makes a difference if its aeroview or selfland. Aeroview has cubby holes for vehicles.
Vulture
Prospector
Arrow
Talon
Ursa
Nrursa
Dragonfly
Pieces
I could fit more but was tired of fighting the crappy servers.
@@mayoluck Thank you!! Most of the content creators all have XL, so I had no idea what to expect.
Server looks alright on 3.24
They fixed liveries for Vulture in 3.24? In 3.23 most paints is bugged.
Yup seems to be fixed
@@BossCostume lovely.
idk if is the same hangar as mine.. I THINK my hangar is bigger.. i got an Idris..
I have to RUN A LOT!
I'm looking forward to trying this in pu
so, you are saying. unload 17 boxes at grim hex and then load 17 boxes and move them to Orison to sell for more money. why not just got to Orison and save time and loading? not sure why you would do this or what you gain?
You can stockpile he just didnt do that to save on video time
yes, but you can do the same thing at Orison, and save time and steps. you gained nothing by doing this@@ConfusingGameplay
It saves time to stockpile. One trip to the tdd is faster than 20.
@@SgtGuff ok stockpile at Orison, you still don't get any benefit
It was mostly proof of concept, say if you stockpile in Pyro then make a larger haul back to Stanton. Yes it wasn’t worth the effort in this particular case, but I was just testing out the skeleton.
To your thumbnail.....been hearing this every 3 months since 2016. Stop white knighting a company that doesn't care .
Don't listen to this fool, keep up the good videos! Don't let a hater tell you what to enjoy :)
@Star6Future fool? Hahahaha. Clearly you can't read. I said nothing about the video. Just the thumbnail lmao. Are you a CIG white knight?
Maybe a bit of hyperbole but I do think that the cargo “changes” do change the “game” being Star Citizen. If you’ve watched my other videos I’m very critical of CIG and their development.
Thanks for watching, take care.
3.14 is the same as 3.24? Troll logic is bananas 😂
@@LucidStrike it's not the same. Just the same nonsense. CIG doesn't get better either time
Salvage does not look like fun at all 🥱