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Which upcoming Arena Commander feature are you most excited for? Join us this week on Inside Star Citizen to discover new features to these quick and dirty gameplay modes including lobby UI rework, racetrack additions, new dogfighting maps, death replay captures and more!
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Every two weeks, we accompany the Roadmap update with a brief explanatory note to give you insight into the decision-making that led to any changes. This is part of an effort to make our communications more transparent, more specific, and more insightful for all of you who help to make Star Citizen and Squadron 42 possible.
With that said, let’s go ahead and dive into this week’s Roadmap Roundup!
-CIG Community Team
Notable Changes for May 31, 2023
Release View
The following cards have been added to the Alpha 3.19 column on Release View:
Mirai Fury
Building, implementing, and balancing Mirai's snub fighter, the Fury, as a game-ready vehicle.
Mirai Fury MX
Building, implementing, and balancing Mirai's snub fighter, the Fury, as a game-ready vehicle.
The following cards have been added to the Alpha 3.20 column on Release View:
Arena Commander: Frontend Update
Replacement of the current Electronic Access Frontend. This makes switching modes, vehicles, loadouts, as well as creating lobbies, a more fluid experience, as well as giving developers the tools to adjust features and create new ones more easily.
Arena Commander: New Racetracks
Test your racing prowess in Euterpe Icebreaker, Miners Lament, The Snake Pit and Yadar Valley as some of the first persistent universe locations enter Arena Commander, alongside Halloran Circuit, a brand new racetrack on the New Horizon Speedway.
Arena Commander: New Horizon Speedway Rework
One of Star Citizen’s oldest locations gets its long-awaited update. The three Murray Cup Racetracks hosted in the New Horizon Speedway have had their tracks improved and location moved to the holiday resort planet, Green, the 3rd planet of the Ellis System.
Arena Commander: New Dogfighting Map - Jericho Station
Stanton's INS Jericho debuts as the newest location for all dogfighting game modes in Arena Commander. This true zero-g open space environment has players face off with few distractions and high performance in the lightest of all our maps.
Arena Commander: New Elimination Map - Echo11
The FPS map Echo11, previously exclusive to the game mode Control, has a new variant tailored for Elimination.
Arena Commander: New Map - Security Post Kareah
One of the new additions to Arena Commander from the Persistent Universe, Security Post Kareah will host all Arena Commander game modes, both FPS and Dogfighting (except for Classic Race).
Arena Commander: New Dogfighting Map - Winner's Circle
Alongside the reworked New Horizon Speedway Maps comes a long-requested atmospheric map for dogfighting modes. Battle in the earth-like atmosphere above the beautiful planet Green, the 3rd planet of the Ellis System.
Arena Commander: Experimental Game Modes
These limited-time game modes range from simple twists on current modes to entirely new modes. This initiative will not only allow rapid iteration of game modes to be put in players' hands faster, but also allow all teams to gather vital analytic data for specific activities, equipment, vehicles, and in-development features.
That's all for this week! Join the discussion on Spectrum, and check out the Roadmap Companion Guide for more information on the Star Citizen Public Roadmap.
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Happy Tuesday, everyone!
As yet another Invictus Launch Week draws to a close, we'd like to thank everyone for joining us in this time-honored celebration of the UEE Navy. Kudos also to our Welcome to ArcCorp Contest participants for showing off the best of what this mega manufacturing haven has to offer to both new and returning pilots! Don't forget that you still have a chance to win a prize in the Invictus Launch Week 2953 Screenshot Challenge and that you can check out all the majestic submissions on the Community Hub.
On the Alpha 3.19.1 front, the team is hard at work on the upcoming update. While there's still more work to be done to get the experience where we want it, we aim to provide additional fixes and adjustments to help improve the gameplay experience with this upcoming patch. A few examples include reduced ship claim timers, elevator responsiveness, and a variety of other backend fixes. We have also made headway over the weekend on investigating an issue that was causing AI to spawn in mass quantities - which of course the servers didn't appreciate! We'll share more information as we have it.
For those keen on PvP, keep your eyes peeled on the distant moons of Stanton from now through June 5 for your fix of Jumptown. Lastly, if you happen to be in Ohio, USA, this Saturday, join us on another one of our Bar Citizen 2023 World Tour stops! We hear that the Equinox 2953 Bar Citizen is THE happening in Columbus this weekend. Pop over to the Bar Citizen World Tour 2023 comm-link for all the details of this event and other upcoming ones.
Now, let's see what's going on this week:
This Tuesday, the Narrative team brings us the latest monthly Galactapedia update.
Wednesday will see the publish of our bi-weekly Roadmap Update and the complementary Roadmap Roundup.
Thursday'sInside Star Citizen explores the Arena Commander updates coming in Alpha 3.20.
On Friday,you'll see our weekly newsletter delivered to your inbox. Oh, and our magic 8-ball states, "Check back later for updates on this week's episode of Star Citizen Live."
Bar Citizen World Tour - Columbus, Ohio (Equinox 2953)
COMMUNITY MVP: May 30, 2023
We're constantly amazed at the contributions made by the Star Citizen community. Whether it's fan art, a cinematic, YouTube guide, or even a 3D print of your favorite ship, we love it all! Every week, we select one piece of content submitted to the Community Hub and highlight it here. The highlighted content creator will be awarded an MVP badge on Spectrum and be immortalized in our MVP section of the Hub.
Don't forget to submit your content to our Community Hub for the chance to see it here!
YOUR LOVE LETTER TO STAR CITIZEN
BlackMaze shares what makes Star Citizen special to a group of formation-flying pilots in this video entitled 'Your Love Letter To Star Citizen'. It certainly warmed the cockles of our hearts!
Which pilot echoes your own sentiments? Check out the full video on the community hub and find out!
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Continue your Star Citizen adventure with an Invictus Launch Week starter pack! These limited-time packs include the Star Citizen game download, a starter ship, a bonus ship paint, and special 10-year insurance.
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There’s still time - everything featured in the event so far is free to fly till May 30.
LIMITED-TIME OFFER ENDS JUNE 1
Continue your Star Citizen adventure with an Invictus Launch Week starter pack! These limited-time packs include the Star Citizen game download, a starter ship, a bonus ship paint, and special 10-year insurance.
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One Empire, huh? Pretty easy for the military and corporate elite to say as they carouse and celebrate while the real hard-working folks shoulder more than our fair share of the burden. We know you’ve had enough, and we’ve got your back.
Drake DefenseCon is back again with two days of ships, vehicles, and components from the only manufacturer that puts your personal freedom above all else. Come on down to Riker Memorial Spaceport to get a load of infamous legends, fan favorites, and the latest and greatest from Drake Interplanetary. Power to the People.
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Welcome to Drake DefenseCon 2953. Get behind the stick of Drake’s most infamous rides, at the only ship and vehicle showcase that truly has your back.
From May 19 (16:00 UTC) until May 30 (20:00 UTC), everyone can play Star Citizen for free. You will receive an Aegis Avenger Titan ship for the duration of the event that’s perfect for exploring the system.
These limited-time packs include your Star Citizen game download, starter ship, a bonus ship paint, and special 10-year insurance. Available now until June 1.
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Is there such a thing as too many spaceships? How do you grow a team? What are the latest updates on modularity and physicalized damage? Let's discuss all this and more with the vehicle team today on Star Citizen Live
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Would you rather sip champagne or blitz through enemies while roaming a battlefield? Buckle up because today on Inside Star Citizen, we're introducing two vehicles making their debut for Invictus Launch Week.
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Now that the Lynx from Roberts Space Industries has been added to the ‘verse, we posed a few questions to the vehicle team about the portable, luxury all-terrain rover, which allows you to tour the ’verse in style and comfort. Here are the answers, straight from the designers themselves.
Will the passenger cabin have special cushioning or suspension to prevent guests, inventory, or beverages from being jolted when traveling quickly through rough terrain or along steep slopes?
The suspension is slightly softer, providing a more comfortable ride for those aboard. However, it ultimately is based on the Ursa chassis, which requires some level of compromise to keep it functional off-road.
Does the Lynx have better armor or shields than the Ursa to provide additional protection for the VIP guests?
The Lynx’s shields remain the same. The hull is also lighter and therefore less durable, though it does have some minor armor plating underneath to provide additional protection to bridge the gap.
Will the Constellation Phoenix and Emerald come with a Lynx Rover?
Yes. For new and existing owners, the Constellation Phoenix and Emerald now include a Lynx rover.
Is there space and storage for bodyguards and their equipment?
It is expected that bodyguards are up front in the cockpit, with storage available immediately behind them, so they’re ready to exit and defend the vehicle if needed.
Are the passenger-area closets set up as vehicle inventory?
They are - there are two of them next to each VIP seat in the rear.
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Does the Lynx have any extra means of self-defense, like countermeasures?
It does not have any additional self-defense mechanisms over the Ursa.
As the Lynx has a different tire setup than the Ursa, will it perform differently over uneven terrain? For example, is it as fast as the Ursa, and is the handling the same?
The Lynx has a slightly higher top speed than the Ursa given its lower weight and lower-durability hull. The handling remains very similar to the Ursa and is only marginally influenced by that higher speed and slightly softer suspension.
Will exterior or interior parts be interchangeable between the two RSI rovers? For example, will players be able to mount the Lynx’s tires on an Ursa at some point?
The ability to upgrade/change wheels and suspension is something we plan to support in the future, but not in this initial release.
Will the Lynx have roughly the same exterior dimensions as the Ursa, and thus fit into the same ships?
One of the core tenets of the Lynx production was to ensure it does not exceed the dimensions of the Ursa, allowing complete compatibility with the entire Constellation lineup as well as other ships.
The Lynx has a luxurious interior for meetings and short excursions. Does it include a bed or other facilities for longer journeys?
There is no bed on board, but the seats are pretty comfy…
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How do players access the vehicle’s components, such as the shield generator? Will there be access from inside, or will it be necessary to leave the Lynx?
Immediately upon entering the vehicle, the component bay is ahead of you, hidden behind some paneling, alongside a weapon rack and mission box storage.
What stands out for the Lynx that would have me pick this vehicle over the Ursa Rover?
The Lynx provides a slightly more agile and faster method of transport with exceptional views for all aboard. The trade-off is a much less practical rear section for cargo transport.
Does the Lynx come with a higher grade of components than the Ursa rover?
Aside from the weapons, the items themselves are the same grade as the Ursa.
Does the Lynx Rover come with, or have as an option, specific paints or customizations?
Paints are available, though all Ursa and Lynx paints are compatible with each chassis.
Does the Lynx come with a stocked fridge?
Champagne is provided by default in the Lynx along with a few soft beverages.
Disclaimer
The answers accurately reflect development's intentions at the time of writing, but the company and development team reserve the right to adapt, improve, or change feature and ship designs in response to feedback, playtesting, design revisions, or other considerations to improve balance or the quality of the game overall.
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Origin has proven time and time again that it can go toe-to-toe with more combat-forward manufacturers in terms of pure performance. Its dedication to crafting the ultimate ships and vehicles, and obsession with raising the bar, epitomizes the spirit of One Empire.
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Roberts Space Industries shares a long and storied history with the Navy, having forged an ironclad partnership in the early days of widespread spaceflight that thrives to this day. Still the gold standard for classic shipcraft, RSI proudly supports our Empire’s veterans as well as the new class.
RSI LYNX
Adventure Chic
Because unfettered exploration throughout the Empire wouldn't be possible without the armed forces, RSI salutes the Navy for all they do. Introducing the ultimate in luxury and safety for ground exploration - the Lynx rover 2953.
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Tumbril continues to dominate the ground vehicle market in both the private sector and as a respected military contractor, keeping its second-coming hot streak alive with the reveal of the Storm - another reimagined Tevarin War-era tank just in time for Invictus Launch Week.
TUMBRIL STORM
An Unstoppable Force of Nature
Blitz overcrowded battlefields and wipe out enemy artillery with the reimagined Storm assault vehicle.
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Blitz overcrowded battlefields and wipe out enemy artillery.
The original Storm solo-tank was a revelation back in 2606, turning the tides of countless conflicts in the Second Tevarin War. Now, in 2953, Tumbril Land Systems is revolutionizing battlefield dominance and harnessing the forces of the unstoppable squall once more.
Faster, stronger, and more impactful than ever, the reimagined Storm is a true force of nature.
Gale Force
The cutting-edge turret-mounted energy autocannon decimates much larger targets in a complete overhaul of the original Storm’s offensive package.
Speed of Lightning
Uncharacteristically agile, the Storm’s proprietary track system and heavy duty power plant let it close in with speed that will leave the enemy dumbstruck.
At One with the Storm
In the cockpit of a Storm, you’re a force of nature. Intuitive, ultra-responsive controls feel like riding the wind, not piloting a tank.
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As Humanity continues to conquer the stars, RSI is paying dues to those that helped us reach them in the first place.
RSI rovers have driven countless Naval pioneers to climb higher and push farther. To celebrate the millions of miles explored behind the wheel, we are proud to introduce the luxurious-yet-ruggedly-capable 2953 Lynx rover.
No matter where your adventures lead you, with the Lynx, you’ll have the comforts of home anywhere you roam.
The Comforts of Home
Rugged adventure meets high-end luxury in the Lynx. Traverse any corner of the ‘verse with the confidence that you’ll be travelling in comfort and style.
Sensational Views
The cabin provides unimpeded views of the Lynx’s surroundings via extra-large windows, reinforced so that your tours aren’t interrupted by errant debris or projectiles.
Safe and Secure
You never know where your adventures may lead or what may be waiting over the next ridge, but you can rest easy in a fully enclosed, ultra-safe cabin.
Anywhere You Roam
With the Lynx you can take the adventure anywhere. Designed to fit perfectly in a Constellation Phoenix, the rover’s compact frame also accommodates transport in a wide variety of larger ships.
STANDALONE
Warbond Standalone pledges come with Lifetime Insurance.
Designed to fit perfectly, the Constellation Phoenix comes with the Lynx, and is available in limited quantities. Stock will be released in three waves on May 25 at 1600 UTC and on May 26 at 0000 UTC and 0800 UTC.
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Argo stands steadfast as the beating heart of the civilized galaxy, humbly powering the engines of industry and commerce, supporting the Navy on nearly every level of operation, and keeping the Empire running. A true hero of the UEE.
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In Consolidated Outland the maverick spirit of the Empire abides. Founder Silas Koerner’s spirited ingenuity was inspired by those that pushed themselves and their vehicles farther than was considered possible, and his ships continue to inspire future generations in turn.
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This portfolio originally appeared in Jump Point 10.05.
In 2542, the inaugural Invictus Launch Week saw Navy ships visit every system in the United Planets of Earth (UPE). Amidst the First Tevarin War, people gathered in massive numbers to celebrate and send off the brave recruits who boarded large military transports to be taken to basic training. Navy officials noticed that these large gatherings were becoming more and more popular system after system and realized that the event could serve both a practical and political purpose. From there forward, Invictus would be both a chance to pick up new recruits, celebrate the Navy, and eventually show off the latest additions to its fleet. Five centuries later, despite undergoing significant changes, Invictus Launch Week has become a cherished Empire-wide tradition. Today, instead of transporting volunteers, the event showcases the latest vehicles in the Naval fleet while celebrating that year’s recruits and graduating officers and pilots. Still, the core values of the event have remained focused on driving recruitment and honoring the brave starmen who’ve dedicated themselves to protecting the Empire.
READY TO LAUNCH
Few system discoveries changed the trajectory of Human history more than Elysium. On November 15, 2541, Dr. Kellar Lench returned after charting the first jump into the system to report that it teemed with advanced alien life, now known to be Tevarin. Unfortunately, unlike Humanity’s previous two encounters with a new culture, this one would quickly lead to war. Unprepared for the Tevarin blitz and their ships’ powerful phalanx shields, the UPE Navy found itself on the defensive and in desperate need of starmen to build an effective fighting force. Navy brass met with the UPE’s governing tribunal and high-ranking senators to not only seek ways to attract recruits, but to solve the logistical problems involved with transporting volunteers to basic training, as ship ownership among the public was rare and commercial space travel capacity and security not sufficient. A hybrid idea emerged where Navy ships would visit the populated planets in each system and pick up new recruits while also projecting power and security to the populace. The recruits’ ultimate destination being a base on Mars called Invictus, which inspired the event’s name and stuck even after the base closed in 2579.
Invictus ran for a week every October during the First Tevarin War (2541-2546). In 2547, the first Imperator, a First Tevarin War military hero by name of Ivar Messer, insisted that even though the war had ended, the event be held again to celebrate Humanity’s victory. From the event on Earth, Imperator Messer emphasized the importance of sacrificing oneself for the greater good of the Empire and promised that the Navy would be used to defend the newly renamed United Empire of Earth (UEE) against threats both alien and domestic.
Over the next few decades, people still gathered to see the Navy ships and celebrate that year’s local crop of recruits, but the supporting events varied greatly depending on the system as there wasn’t an active war or unified theme. That changed in 2581, when Imperator Messer, faced with declining Navy recruitment numbers, turned Invictus into an official holiday meant to celebrate the corps. Under the Navy’s direction, large and lavish ceremonies were planned to coincide with its ships arriving in-system. New recruits now hopped aboard ships to Borea, Magnus system, which housed the Navy’s main shipyard. That destination changed in 2632 when the Navy moved its shipyards to MacArthur, Kilian system, where they still reside. As an annual event, Invictus continued to evolve and expand with some landing zones getting elaborate expo halls to showcase ships and advanced technologies. Seen by some as a way to attract technophiles to the Navy and by others as a warning to those who dare come up against it.
INDOCTRINATION
Throughout the 26th century, the Navy was tasked more and more with dealing with political dissent and what was deemed by the government as “domestic unrest.” Not all welcomed the military and saw the unbridled propaganda of Invictus as another opportunity for the Messer regime to push its authoritarian ambitions. Historians consider Invictus posters, banners, and recruitment vids from early 27th century events prime examples of Messer era agitprop. Surviving pieces either reside in museums or are highly sought after by private collectors. The public pushback to Invictus peaked in 2637 when the Terra system abstained from the event in protest of Imperator Livia Messer III using previous events to promote her growing pro-military agenda. Instead, the system hosted a counter-event that featured a famous speech by Terran Senator Assan Kieren, who rallied the crowd around the idea of Terra sovereignty.
In 2681, the Navy dropped one of the core elements of Invictus and ceased using the event to pick up recruits to transport to training. From there forward, Navy recruits have been required to self-report to Kilian. This led to the overall number of Invictus events being reduced, as Navy ships no longer visited each system. Instead, larger more focused celebrations were held at various major landing zones across the empire, rotating locations each year. These larger Invictus events usually included vast recruitment centers that aggressively courted volunteers to fight the new danger from the edges of the empire: the Vanduul. The now-classic vid All Tomorrow’s Guardians, which centered around Navy personnel and the tactics they used in these recruitment centers, featured a Vanduul attack on an Invictus ceremony in Angeli for its dramatic finale. Many at the time saw the vid as traditional Messer propaganda but it has since earned a reputation for having a subversive spin of the event and politics of the era in its subtle skewering of the characters depicted as Messer loyalists within the Navy.
The intense recruitment drive alongside the public’s growing weariness of the Messer regime led to a significant drop in Invictus attendance in the late 2730s. Embarrassed by the lack of public support, Imperator Galor Messer IX would make attendance of Invictus mandatory beginning in 2743. In a strange twist on the event’s original intentions, Navy ships were used to pick up and transport people to the celebration closest to them. Invictus events soon featured large, sometimes unruly crowds that mingled about the halls just as long as required. Some used the free flights to plan family reunions. Anti-Messer activists used the massive crowds to meet, exchange information, and in some systems with lax security, use the flights to plan sabotage operations or recruit new members to the cause. Imperator Messer IX’s attendance mandate only lasted two years before being replaced with a law that deemed missing the event “unpatriotic behavior” punishable by up to five years in prison. The law was rarely used in connection with the actual event, more often it was used as a justification to arrest anti-Messer activists that the regime couldn’t pin other charges on. The legal mandate lasted until 2792 when the Messer regime finally fell.
MODERNIZATION
The importance of Invictus actually increased following the fall of the Messers. The Navy found itself in desperate need of new recruits after purging its ranks of Messer loyalists and, in 2794, would move the event to May in order to repopulate its numbers as soon as possible. To further separate the event from its negative reputation, Imperator Erin Toi worked with Naval High Command to reshape the message of Invictus away from the old display of military dominance into one of hope and serving the greater good. Aggressive recruitment centers were replaced with aspirational dioramas depicting moments when the Navy came to the aid of the Empire. The turn toward becoming a popular family-friendly event continued in 2803 when the famous 999th Test Squadron began performing exhilarating aerial acrobatics at select ceremonies.
Most embrace and celebrate modern Invictus Launch Week events as an informative, entertaining, and fitting tribute to the Navy and starmen that serve the Empire. Yet, it’s not without its critics, who believe the cost is too exorbitant for taxpayers. They also argue that the event has become too commercialized and amounts to free marketing and essentially a government endorsement of the ship, weapon, and component manufacturers featured on the showfloor. Still, Invictus remains one of the most beloved and widely attended events in all of the UEE. A chance for people to support the Navy, what its pilots fly, and the sacrifices they make for the safety of the Empire.
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Celebrated by pilots of all stripes, Anvil Aerospace is synonymous with space superiority, known and respected for their longstanding relationship with the Empire’s armed forces, and underpinned by an unwavering commitment to excellence.
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Happy Monday, everyone!
We hope you're all enjoying this year's Invictus Launch Week! We've seen a tremendous amount of creative content flood the newly-created Invictus Event in the Community Hub, which has been enthusiastically circulating throughout our offices! As a reminder, we're running a new screenshot contest every 2 days, so there's plenty of chances to win!
We'd like to note that we're aware of several issues some of you are encountering, such as ASOP unresponsiveness, difficulties connecting, and an issue that results in infinite inventory loading. We have a potential solution that we're looking to hotfix very soon to help with the inventory bug, and the team is focused on the remaining issues, including those preventing login. We greatly appreciate your patience and support; your Issue-Council reports have been extremely valuable! We'll update you with more information as soon as we have it.
This past weekend, members of the team joined the community for their annual BE@Con event in Belgium, and what an incredible event it was! Thanks again for having us! And of course, have an event coming up? Be sure to let the community team know, and we might just come and visit!
Now, let's see what's going on this week:
Tuesday the Narrative Team gives us their latest Portfolio, this time on Invictus Launch Week, first appearing in Jump Point issue 10.05. Explore the history of Invictus from its practical origins during the First Tevarin War through its exploitation by the Messer to the current incarnation of the event.
Thursday'sInside Star Citizen continues our coverage of Invictus Launch Week with the latest from Roberts Space Industries and Tumbril Land Systems. Phoenix pilots, rejoice! The Ursa's fancier sibling is on its way.
Friday, Star Citizen Live returns with an All Ships Roundtable with your favorite Vehicle Team. Get your questions into the Spectrum Thread before the broadcast airs on Friday at 9 AM Pacific / 4 PM UTC. You'll also receive our weekly RSI Newsletter directly delivered to your inbox.
Lastly but not leastly, Saturday has the next race in the community-run Stanton Seven series, this time taking on the BTR PTV Racetrack at the Vision Center. Head over to the ATMO esports website for details.
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COMMUNITY MVP: May 22, 2023
We're constantly amazed at the contributions made by the Star Citizen community. Whether it's fan art, a cinematic, YouTube guide, or even a 3D print of your favorite ship, we love it all! Every week, we select one piece of content submitted to the Community Hub and highlight it here. The highlighted content creator will be awarded an MVP badge on Spectrum and be immortalized in our MVP section of the Hub.
Don't forget to submit your content to our Community Hub for the chance to see it here!
AEROBATIC SQUADRON "RADIANT EAGLES"
Tevarin ship content is the quickest way to my heart, so it was no contest who the MVP was this week. Pangora and the Starhead Federation show off their flying prowess in a set of six Talons over Area18's overcast skies.
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