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@@drilluminatix1883 I'm hoping for a perfect roll out but I would expect random fires to be popping up for no reason. At least in it's early iteration.

@@garyb2818 that's kind of you, I'll keep that in mind when it's time for the draw. 👍

I'll keep it's memory alive.

rename to Twelve ?

Appreciated buddy

@@drilluminatix1883 you are very welcome.

It takes an incredible amount of mental gymnastics and willful ignorance to say that CIG aren't marching towards a release.

@@MrRoblcopter it takes more mental gymanastics to make what you just said make sense, only 12 more years anda billion more dollars and maybe the elevator simulator will work

@@MrRoblcopter imagine riding a 12 yr old game while falling through the elevator lol

only 12 more years and another billion dollars itll be in beta lol

@@MrRoblcopter pretty sure they deleted my original comment absolutely shitting on you

What happened to the sandbox part? You can still do whatever you want, it's still very much a sandbox lol.

One person can operate it... but it will be more effi ient with two or more.

@@FreebirthBoccara the ship is a cargo ship, if to load the ship needs 5 hours (seriously, anything more than 10 mins would be wrong), it is no 'cargo play', it is 'prison time'.

1-2 people can operate it. If the complaint is about loading then do exactly what you said, pay the people at the Wharf/Pier(Hangar in this instance) to load it for you.

@@MrRoblcopter auto-loading is paying the NPC to load it, 5 second per 1scu, that is 5 hours per a C2

@@edenyan7237 Right, per you "in real life freighter ship and air freight crew don't move the cargo, porter does, porters hired by the wharf and airport warehouses, not by the shipment company." 5 seconds per SCU is pretty quick for even an average player loading, them making the time depend on what size the containers are, would be better, but this is the first iteration of it. Even then though that is not *operating* the ship, that is *loading* the ship.

I dunno. Still super fun to move cargo in space. Your acting lile this is new unexplored gameplay and we havnt already been doing this for a year ingame... its just spreading to the hangar as well

Its gaming in 2024. You see it everywhere especially in MMOs. Max level characters that have never been in a guild.

Its hauling. Of course its tedious. Hell its more tedious now because you dont interact with the cafgo or anything and therr is no breakup of the monotony of go to place a interact with menu ghen go to place b and interact with menu. How is adding an actual interactivd step going to make it more tedious?

Except this doesnt happen when moving cargo boxes.. we have ready been doing this exact same gameplay ojtside of our ha gars for more then a year and we dont have any of those issues. It doesnt happen for people doinf salvage and moving rmc boxes, it doesnt happen for people doing erts and moving high value cargo from the dead enemies, and it doesnt happen for lirates when they have been attacking players and stealing their shit.

Do you mean that someone can draw the weapon in this zone and shoot you?

@@drilluminatix1883no. I believe people are sitting outside the armistice zone and shooting in

How do you mean? Armistice never lrotected your ship perse.. it just prevdnts anyone from shooting or using missiles. But nothing about preventing damage.

@@alandab I see your point. Lorry drivers are usually solo but freighter ships and air freight have crew.

I think you are the idiot here. If we look at star citizen in the real world side by side we can see similarities between these two. The trucks that drive from one country to others or just from city to city are the small cargo ships (Nomad, Avenger Titan) in star citizen and these are supposed to transport cargo from the small outposts to LEO Stations or landing zones/distribution centers. Then we also have the big cargo ships that transport goods from continent to continent over the water. These are the bigger cargo ships like the Hull-A, Freelancer, Corsair, Cutlass Black. Such ships are supposed to transport goods from LEO Stations/Landing zones/distribution centers to LEO Stations or Lagrange Points (not sure if they are supposed to transport to other LEO Stations or not) and then we have the C2, Ironclad, Caterpillar, Hull-C and up. These are supposed to transport goods from LEO Station to Jump Point stations and other LEO Stations. They are also supposed to go through the Jump Points to trade on the interstellar side. But that is just from the SCL for the cargo missions so I don't know if that really is also meant for non mission hauling but it makes the most sense for me. TL;DR: Trucks are from city/country to city/country, small haulers (Nomad, Avenger Titan) from Small outposts to LEO Stations, Landing Zones, Distro Centers Big cargo ships are from Continent to Continent, Medium Haulers (Hull-A, Freelancer, Corsair) from LEO Stations/Landing zones/distribution centers to LEO Stations or Lagrange Points. Big Haulers (C2, Caterpillar, Hull-C and up). From LEO Stations to Jump Point stations and other LEO Stations.

​@@Hanger12-yr2fuI was going to say that too

Um... spoken like someone whos never been i volved in shipping and recieving or any transportation. Sure the truck driver is alone for the drive. But what happens when they get to their destination.. they talk to s&r and get loaded...the more people loading them the faster it goes. Three people on hilos load a truck in a minute or two.. a single one takes 5-10. A single handcart take 30 minutes.. a half dozen working together by hand takes 10. Its not a solo thing irl

@@FreebirthBoccara I can tell YOU haven't been involved in it because other than strapping down the load, I promise you, the driver would NOT be the one loading and unloading the truck. LOL!

@@ash_whole5442 I believe the chain will go something like, small haulers move cargo to a stockpile in a Distribution Centre. Distro Centre's will then use larger haulers to send to larger stockpiles in Orbitals/Gate Stations then Cap (hull C+) haulers will move those large collections of goods and deliveries across multiple systems and then it will be distributed the same way in reverse.

I think there will be room for both in the future but I agree, having a structured progression within the world of haulage is a good thing.

@@MartinB034 that is very true.

Yeah the Hull A. I wonder how they'll stop theft

@@jwg72 everything related to server frame rates and if you're luckey enough to get onto a server with high frames NPCs can be a challenge even now, but I don't know what kind of development has gone into an NPC "buddy system". I would guess that as it seems there are chapters in S42 where you have a Wingman, that some work has gone into this. I wonder how detailed the behaviours would be. Would you be able to have them land with you and stand guard on foot or have them circle the sky's looking for enemy ships? Or a mix of both. I did hear mentioned at Bar Citizen that we should be getting an update on Quanta at CitizenCon.

By the time AI escorts are a thing there will also be high security systems like Terra so there will be options to run solo.

​@@Hanger12-yr2fuQuanta is the unit of measure where Quantum is the tool.

@@jeremiahbond2810 Quantum is the system that will be running all the AI in it's physical and non physical forms. It is part of the greater Dynamic Universe Simulator. It's really interesting stuff, I will do a video on this when we hear more at CitCon until then there are some great videos out there of what is known already.

@@Hanger12-yr2fu No, the system is called Quantum. The quanta are the units of measure. The simulated information.

That sounds Awesome! Sry for your loss, but that is an incredible thought!

It does not work like this - once you are in that alert state, it is too late, no matter what you will end up in the snare range. Turning off your ship will simply mean that you end up with your shields down when you get pulled out.

I tried that and when I came out of QT, I collided with another ship, exploded. When I returned to the site, I found my wrecked ship and a wrecked caterpillar, and 70% of my spilled cargo was gone. I don't know if the pirates deliberately placed a ship in my path , but if they did it was effective.

I have been thinking about doing something similar. I even bought a shorter keyboard for the job but since I started video capturing I need the numpad for camera controls. Although... I guess I could offset these to another one handed keyboard or a streaming deck... You may have just given me an excuse to go shopping :) thanks HitmannDDD

Nothing sloppy about them, like I said, I've used em for 2 years and never had a problem. Mounts are modular, the clamp costs 50€ the mount plate costs 35€ x2, plus shipping is over 200€. Although, they have come down in price since I bought them.

wow that one Scam Citizen found this Video.

@@curly_ lmao real

Even so, for two mounts that should still work out cheaper although if you shop around maybe you can find something similar locally.

You are most welcome. I'm just happy you found it useful 😊

Thanks for the feedback. This one was a little rushed as I didn't have much time amongst family obligations. I tried to edit some B role together around cargo and the new weapons but in the final cut it got chopped short so ended up being mostly new weapon footage.

@@Hanger12-yr2fu Here's an idea! How about capturing some chill in-game footage of cruising through space or something for a background and then slapping your logo in the middle for videos like this?

I agree but unfortunately, I don't have that paint at hand.