Star Citizen ARROW Review, BEST Loadout & Alternatives
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In this Star Citizen Anvil Arrow review, one of the best light fighters, we look at its ability to do bounty hunting missions, the best loadout after MUCH testing doing VHRTS and TRYING to do ERTS, as well as alternatives to consider within its price range. You'll see why the Arrow is still one of my favorite fighter ships in Star Citizen whether you're doing PVP or PVE.
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Thanks,
I'm glad I bought this ship right when it came out, it was cheap back then ^^
It's still my favorite ship to fly and fight with.
Loving your videos. Thank you!
I use 2x suckerpunch 3 and 2x FL11 for easy erts without the need to rearm, bit more of a time sink but then you could always swap the fl11 to deadbolt 1 if you want a bit more punch but will then need to rearm occaisionally.... or just go all deadbolts build, thats one of my favourites
Yeah that does sound like a fun setup, I'm also a big fan of the FL cannons and the suckerpunch. Haven't really given the deadbolts a good go on the Arrow yet so I'll definitely check that out sometime, thanks :)
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Great video. Could you make a video sharing your PC configurations for playing Star Citizen?
Yes, for sure. I'll try to make one later this week.
You can keep behind a fighter tracking you in decoupled mode?
It really depends on the skill and ships of both pilots. My statement in the video is based on PVE, or when encountering amateur PVP pilots. Of course flying in decoupled makes things a lot more difficult for novice pilots, but assuming you and the person attacking you are of the same skill level, it all comes down to what ship they're flying. As a good Arrow pilot should be able to take down and stay behind almost anything whether they fly in coupled or decoupled mode.
One very unpopular opinion I have, is that a good Arrow pilot can wreck a good Gladius pilot (assuming both are of exact same skill level) because of the maneuverability of the Arrow vs that of a Gladius. Gladius fanboys are quick to attack me for that statement, which is, of course, only my opinion. I've flown both extensively, and the Arrow just fits my playstyle more, so take it with a grain of salt. I always think like "if I was attacking myself flying X vs Y, or coupled vs uncoupled, who would win?" Instead of looking at stats like "oh bigger guns and stronger hull means I'll win," if always think about "how likely is X to stay on the @ss of Y in a dogfight." Hehe, but that's just me. Maneuverability beats weapon size and hull strength, and I think it's the same for coupled vs decoupled, assuming you're as good at flying in decoupled mode as your opponent. I'm not, I'm pretty garbage in decoupled to be honest, then again, I only got my dual joysticks a week or two ago. But someday! hehe...
How u make all screens to stay ON all the time in cockpit? Cannot find that option, always need to zoom in
Not sure what you mean? All screens are on by default when you switch power on with the U key. Or do you mean being able to see all screens at all times? In that case, I do use a Tobii 5 eye tracker which helps with that
@@RugoGaming yeah I have tobii as well but still I need to lean in for screens to illuminate, while I saw loads of people on videos screens are always on no matter the pilot distance...
Strange, try deleting your user folder where SC is installed, sometimes with new patches things start acting up if you don't delete that (\StarCitizen\LIVE\USER). Or try resetting your settings back to default? Worth a shot.
I wonder if the Galaxy will be able to resupply fighter ships like this - ammo and fuel... Perhaps there will be a module to produce ammo from RMC.
That would be awesome. I think refuel/rearm is a must-have for any fleet carrier, maybe they can even let ships like the carrack do so once interchangeable modules become a reality.