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Crawling Back [ Guitar Music ] It’s been a long while since I’ve seen your face. A spell too long since I’ve set in one place. But right when I start settlin’ down, The need comes strong, and I turn right round. Cause the way is clear, my friend. And I’ve got that urge again. Slide into gear, jump, hit the drift. A change of scene, a perspective shift. And I’m far from home, my friend. Don’t know when I’ll be back again. Got a whole wide ’verse to see, But you’re always here with me. [ Music Stops ] I don’t think it’s possible for my face to get any redder than it is right now, but there you go. Hopefully that’ll keep those who keep asking for progress reports on my burgeoning musical indulgence. And for those of you haven’t heard me play before, that bit of foolery was my attempt at creating a Far From Home theme song of sorts. The chorus still needs some work, but I’m a bit happier with the melody than the last time I played it for you. Who knows, maybe I’ll actually finish it this year. Been teaching myself how to guitar for on about fifteen or so months now. Decided to start learning after I had picked up a pretty well-worn six string off a scrapper who was not quite as adept at trigger as he thought he was. That’s a tip for you there right there. Always play for barter. You start playing for credits and things will eventually get heated. But when the stakes are some piece of whatever, I find that everyone comes away from the table happier. Take for example the losing game I had a few months back. Sure, I was a little sad to see my Lords of the Winter Court book set go, but at least I know it has a good home. It was nice to finally be able to mess around with the guitar again, seeing as I haven’t really had time to think straight, let alone play since the new year. You might remember me saying how I like to hustle hard at the top of a new year, set myself up in case of trouble down the road, but let me tell you, 2947 has been busier than most. Not to complain about good fortune coming my way, but I’ve been so busy since Traveler’s Day that I’ve actually had to turn down jobs, if you can imagine that. It felt damn good when I finished that run to Baker last week. Right now, I’ve got a few small drops out to a refinery in Horus, and then after that I’m thinking about taking my shingle down off the boards for a few days. Almost forgot what my hold looks like empty. I might even go check out what’s happening on Serling. Haven’t touched down there in about a decade, so it’s probably about time for another visit. If any of you have some recommendations on what’s worth a look these days, shoot me a comm when you can. Speaking of comms, along with my music making, I’ve been letting my correspondence fall to the wayside. Apologies on that. I’ve picked out a couple that caught my eye to answer today, but I will try my best to respond to whatever else I can this weekend. First up we got — wait, where the hell did it go? Damn Glas update changing all my preferences … Improve my experience my ass … Okay, here we go. Have a question from Stace who wanted to know, “I’ve been hearing about people going zero-g for the power savings on their systems. What do you think?” Stace actually wasn’t the only one to ask me about this. I guess there was an article in Long Haul last month that’s got everyone excited. I looked over the numbers and yeah, they might make sense on the screen, but honestly I think any power savings you get is going to be gobbled up by your loss in sanity. For me, the less time I spend in zero-g, the better. It’s hard enough out here without having to deal with floating around the whole time. I mean, I guess maybe as a solo flier you could turn it off most of the time, and then boot the gennie back up when you want to take a shower or something. I don’t know. Maybe I’m too attached to gravity for my own good. I’d say just go ahead and try it for a week, Stace. See what you think. If you love it, go ahead and rip the gennie out. Next we got a comm from Tanner, who was kind enough to ask, “Any advice for investing credits when a windfall comes your way?” I figured this was a good one to answer since I’m coming off my busy season right now, and have a bit of extra creds to think about myself. There are a few standard items that I like to check off my list whenever I’m flush. First thing first, I make sure my insurance for the year is paid off. If I fall on hard times later I never want to have to decide between covering Shana and eating something, so I take that question off the table and rest a bit easier knowing she’s covered. After that I have two main funds that I dump any extra creds I have floating around into. Mind you this is after all my normal monthlies are paid for. First is my emergency repair fund. I know that sooner or later, something’s going to break, so I try to have about three quarters the cost of an engine repair stored up at any given time. It usually ends up being a cheaper part or fix than that, and so I just add enough when I have it to top it back off. The second account is my ‘Guilt Free’ fund. This is probably the greatest gift anyone can give themselves. I never keep more in here than I’d mind lending to a friend, and I use the credits to pay for anything stupid that my little heart fancies. Like on my upcoming trip to Serling I know I’m probably going to splurge and buy myself one of those new reactive-gel seat cushions they’ve been advertising the crap out of everywhere. Do I really need one? Not really. My old cushion is pretty comfortable still. Do I desperately want one for no good reason? You bet. And thanks to the credits rolling around in my Guilt Free fund, my butt’s about to get itself an upgrade. Now, this next comm is a bit more serious. It seems one of our fellow flyers out there is having a rough time dealing with the solitary confinement that comes with traveling long stretches by yourself. As they describe it, their “mind is beginning to crawl into the drift” and they’re looking for some advice on crawling back out. You have my sympathy on that, my friend. I know for damn sure I’ve been in that same spot. Think probably a lot of us have. Happens to anyone who flies alone out here long enough. It’s those quiet moments when all your work for the day is done. You want to shut your brain off, but you just can’t. There’s nothing good on the spec or maybe there’s not even a relay out where you’re floating. So you wind up staring out into the darkness, and that’s when the darkness starts wiggling its way in. Let me say this first before I give any of my personal advice. Never hurts to take the time to talk to a professional. There’s usually one or two in the system available to take a comm. But if that’s not an option, or you’re looking to tackle things yourself, the main thing I’d say is don’t attempt to fix things with getting high or drunk. Trying to numb your way out is just jumping straight to nowhere good. Now, I ain’t judging, I’ve tried it myself. If you’ve been tuning in to me for any length of time, you’ve probably heard a story or two about me hitting the bottle. And while sometimes I was drinking to celebrate, a lot more often it came from a place of pain. That’s my vice of choice, but there’s plenty more out there. I know far too many people with black spider webs crawling up their arms or that faraway look only discons get. Hell, just last month I heard about a woman who dismantled her own life support system while wacked out on that new stuff, Flow. I mean, did you see that young fella — what’s his name? — Cass? Did you see him try to walk down the red carpet last week? Couldn’t even manage that. Now try to picture yourself like that, but you got to fix a coolant leak or a blown thruster. Not good. I probably would have ended up dead or worse myself if I hadn’t been lucky enough to get this bit of advice that I’m about to pass on to you. Trick to beating the black? Create something new. Doesn’t matter what. Could be anything, but it turns out if you’re putting something new out into the ’verse it makes it all the harder for the darkness to get in. It’s why I do this show. Why I decided to learn guitar and make my own music. And before you ask, reading or watching something doesn’t count. Neither does collecting. You sit there watching a vid and you’re likely to come out the other side the same as you went in. No, the important thing here is to be able to point to something and say I made that. Now, for the poor soul who commed me in the first place, I’d say maybe give poetry a try. “Mind crawling into the drift” is a pretty nice turn of phrase. That said, don’t hesitate to comm me or anyone else, if you need to reach out. There’s always somebody ready to listen. And I thank you all for taking the time to listen to me. Fly safe out there. This has been Old Jegger, signing off. Przeczytaj całość
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Welcome to Citizens of the Stars, our new weekly program exclusively about you, the Star Citizen Community. Whether through bug reports on the issue council, feedback on the forums, or the creation of content inspired by the game, Star Citizen is only possible because of the community. Citizens of the Stars not only highlights these contributions, but also puts a dev in the hotseat for a round of Quantum Questions, which addresses some fun facts about the dev and game. On this episode, we focus the Citizen Spotlight on Terallian and his incredible Star Citizen machinima Combined Arms. Lead Animator Bryan Brewer gets his chance to answer Quantum Questions, and we name this week’s Top 5 and MVP. Remember, many of the questions used are taken from our Star Citizen Subscribers in this thread here. Don’t forget to add yours for inclusion in future episodes, vote for the ones you want to see answered, and remember to keep them short and concise if you want your best chance of having them answered in under two minutes. The links for this week’s content are below: CITIZEN SPOTLIGHT Terallian and Little Armada with Combined Arms TOP 5: Photo Op 2.6.1 Edition by Thurston Last Xi’an Sword Concept Art by West_Sage Star Marine MAP: Echo 11 Build 2.6.0 created with Sketchup by GTG Custom Switchboard by Warby MVP: Star Marine: Bullets by Dastro Przeczytaj całość
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Greetings Citizens Greetings citizens, We’re gonna be short and to the point this week, cause we have a lot coming at ya this week. Today saw the latest edition of Citizens of the Stars with special guests Bryan Brewer and Star Citizen Terallian. Bryan Brewer was the originator of the original “helmet flip” animation, and I for one wish he’d have said when we’d get it back! As always, Citizens of the Stars is a fun look at the work our Community does each and every week, and Subscribers should check it out for the latest Subscriber perks updates each week. Tuesday brings us our February Subscriber’s Town Hall with John Crewe and Andrew Nicholson from the Flight Team. Questions are being taken from the thread in the new Spectrum Subscriber’s Den, so don’t miss your chance to add to the choices, and upvote the ones you most want to see addressed. Wednesday is another edition of Mark Abent’s continuing quest to smash all bugs in existence, as well as the first of two Hurricane Q&A posts. Look for that thread in the Spectrum Announcements forum, and again, don’t forget to upvote the questions you most want to see addressed. Rock the vote, yo. Thursday is always your day for the latest game updates on Around the Verse, where we cover a variety of topics related to the overall development of Star Citizen and Squadron 42. For Friday, we’re excited that last week’s Happy Hour: Gamedev was well-received, and are extremely hopeful we’ll get to do another one at the end of March, but that doesn’t mean we’re done trying new things… or in this week’s case, a very old thing. For those of you who have been around these parts for awhile, you may remember the 19 Million Dollar Stretch Goal for the RSI Museum, well, we’re gonna use the occasional Happy Hour to fulfill that promise to examine those early games that feed into Star Citizen’s DNA, and we’re starting this Friday with “Pre-Christory,” a look at the games of Chris Roberts that preceded the release of his first big hit, Wing Commander. So join Chris Roberts historian Ben Lesnick this Friday as we journey down Memory Lane with a look at the games that paved the way to Wing Commander. With that, we’ll see you in the ‘Verse! Jared Huckaby “Disco Lando” Community Manager The Weekly Community Content Schedule MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH, 2017 Citizens of the Stars (https://www.youtube.com/user/RobertsSpaceInd/) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH, 2017 Subscriber’s Town Hall w/ Flight Balance Team @ 8am PST / 4pm UTC (http://twitch.tv/starcitizen) Weekly Lore Post (https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1ST, 2017 Bugsmashers! (https://www.youtube.com/user/RobertsSpaceInd/) Anvil Hurricane Q&A – Part 1 (https://robertsspaceindustries.com/) THURSDAY, MARCH 2ND, 2017 Around the Verse (https://www.youtube.com/user/RobertsSpaceInd/) Vault Update FRIDAY, MARCH 3RD, 2017 Happy Hour: RSI Museum “Pre-Christory” @ 12pm PST / 8pm UTC (http://twitch.tv/starcitizen) Anvil Hurricane Q&A – Part 2 (https://robertsspaceindustries.com/) RSI Newsletter Community Spotlight: February 27th, 2017 – YouTube Citizen As you all know, there is no shortage of Star Citizen themed content consistently flowing through our Community Hub, Forums, and now Spectrum. YouTube videos/series are no exception! Over the years we have seen countless informative guides, tutorials, and trailers created by our talented Star Citizen community. Today we’d like to highlight a few of them that we found especially awesome. Visit the Community Hub BoredGamer This one comes as a surprise to no one. BoredGamer has been one of the go-to channels for informative guides, tutorials, and podcasts about Star Citizen and Squadron 42. If you’re looking to learn more about the ‘Verse, this is a great place to start. BoredGamer’s Channel TheNOOBIFIER1337 TheNOOBIFIER continues to create compelling videos with his enticing no bullshit theme. Straight to the point. Just what you want to know. If you have not checked out one of TheNOOBIFIER’s videos, treat yourself and click on his channel below. TheNOOBIFIER1337’s Channel STLYoungblood STL_Youngblood has set the standard for easy to follow guides. I frequently reference this channel when discussing Star Citizen with newer backers. Fantastic stuff! STL_Youngblood’s Channel Tactical Advance Tactical Advance offers another channel so packed with information that you’ll quickly find yourself asking “where did my weekend go?” From flight tests, to event recaps, Tactical Advance’s channel covers everything under the stars. Tactical Advance’s Channel Przeczytaj całość
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Greetings Citizens Greetings Citizens, Can you believe it’s already February? January was a month of hard work preparing Star Citizen Alpha 2.6.1 and Spectrum for launch… and it was a month of epic contributions from our incredible community. If you have not been keeping up, I highly encourage you to head over and check out all of the amazing content that has been submitted to the Community Hub. So what’s going on this week? Monday brings us the second episode of Citizens of the Stars, our new weekly program exclusively about our favorite part of the Star Citizen Universe, YOU! Does Character Artist Jeremiah Lee take the trophy from Ben Lesnick in another segment of Quantum Questions? You’ll have to watch to find out. On Tuesday, the Lore team regales us with another installment in one of their many continuing series. One of my favorite things that come from these lore posts is the community voice-over renditions that inevitably follow. On Wednesday, join Lead Writer Dave Haddock as he explores the Orion system on another informative episode of Loremaker’s Guide to the Galaxy. On Thursday, we’ll touch base with the Austin studio. If you’re looking for all the latest development news on Star Citizen, you don’t want to miss out on this all new episode of Around the Verse. Join us on Friday where we’ll broadcast LIVE at https://www.twitch.tv/starcitizen for another episode of Star Citizen Happy Hour, this time alongside Lead Writer Dave Haddock! And that’s all for this week! Wait.. no.. there’s more!? drumroll The January Monthly Report will be released on Friday! These reports provide an in-depth look at the on-going development of Star Citizen, with teams from around the globe sharing updates on their progress in the previous month. And with that, we’ll see you in the ‘Verse! Tyler “Zyloh” Witkin Community Manager The Weekly Community Content Schedule MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH, 2017 Citizens of the Stars (https://www.youtube.com/user/RobertsSpaceInd/) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH, 2017 Weekly Lore Post (https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch) WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH, 2017 Loremaker’s Guide to the Galaxy (https://www.youtube.com/user/RobertsSpaceInd/) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH, 2017 Around the Verse (https://www.youtube.com/user/RobertsSpaceInd/) Vault Update FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH, 2017 Star Citizen Happy Hour w/ Lead Writer David Haddock @ 12pm PST / 8pm UTC (http://twitch.tv/starcitizen) Monthly Report RSI Newsletter Community Spotlight: February 6th, 2017 – Craft Citizen The amount of contributions we see submitted to the Community Hub on a daily basis continues to amaze us. Last week, we took a look at some incredible videos created by the community; this week the theme is “Craft Citizen,” highlighting some of the detailed work created by all of you! Below you will find a few that stood out to us as being especially epic. Don’t forget to check the Community Hub for more and upvote your favorites. You just might see them here in the near future. Visit the Community Hub Flight Suit Cosplay by Valkyre We are always excited when we see cosplay submissions on the Community Hub. Ben Valkyre created an album of his first flight suit and armor for Star Citizen using “EVA foam mats and lots of glue.” His flight suit looks great, and we eagerly await what he will come up with next! Check out the full gallery here. Vanduul PC Build by M0reP0wer I instantly fell in love with how sleek this Vanduul PC Case is. We’ve been watching his forum thread as he updated his build to completion, and it looks amazing! M0reP0wer UV printed the Vanduul Glaive on top and laser-etched the Esperia logo in the front. Great job! View the full album here. Operation Pitchfork Jacket by Shadowma Do you hate the Vanduul? Probably not as much as Shadowma, because he has created custom flight jackets dedicated to the citizen initiative to create a Vanduul-free Orion. With the help of his wife, he will take on the Vanduul in style! We hope to see more soon! Check out the rest of the photos here. Stanton System Hologram by Admiral Wischmop Admiral Wischmop (with the help of wernereisk4lt and KingNerd)created a Hologram map of the Stanton System using a laser cutting machine on acrylic glass, and it looks so sweet! We are constantly blown away by the creativity of our backers, and this is no exception. Excellent work Adm. Wischmop! You can view the entire photo album here. Przeczytaj całość
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Welcome to Citizens of the Stars, our new weekly program exclusively about you, the Star Citizen Community. Whether through bug reports on the issue council, feedback on the forums, or the creation of content inspired by the game, Star Citizen is only possible because of the community. Citizens of the Stars not only highlights these contributions, but also puts a dev in the hotseat for a round of Quantum Questions, which addresses some fun facts about the dev and game. This week on the hot seat, we’ve got Character Concept Artist Jeremiah Lee answering questions, many of which are taken from our Star Citizen Subscribers in this thread here. Don’t forget to add yours for inclusion in future episodes, and remember to keep them short and concise if you want your best chance of having them answered in under two minutes. And don’t forget to explore the individual contributions from Star Citizens featured in this week’s episode in further detail at the links below: CITIZEN SPOTLIGHT The Star Citizen Videos of STLYoungblood TOP 5: The MISC Razor Fan Teaser by Athagen Diverse the Verse with guest Tyler Witkin The Star Citizen Custom Control Box by Rovex Bar Citizen San Antonio by A Whole Bunch of Folks MVP: Write-In Vanduul Language Keyboard by Gourmand Przeczytaj całość
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Greetings Citizens Last week was out of this world with the reveal of the Banu and their role in the universe. On top of learning more about the Banu, we revealed their newest spacecraft: the Banu Defender. In last week’s ATV, we shared the spec, design, and took a dive into the Banu lore with Lead Writer Dave Haddock and Senior Writer Will Weissbaum. Learn more about the Banu and their integral part of the Star Citizen universe here. We’ve also introduced new reward levels to our existing referral program and kicked off a limited time contest to get everyone pumped for Star Citizen Alpha 3.0 and Gamescom. We’ve heard a lot of excellent feedback over the weekend that we are working on further updates; stay tuned! So what’s going on this week? Today’s Citizens of the Stars has Jared Huckaby talking with Tirent, co-founder of the Star Citizen Competitive League, a massive Star Marine tournament that was broadcast live on Twitch.tv with over 55 teams that signed up! Then, I sit down with Mark Abent, Senior Gameplay Engineer and host of “Bugsmashers!” for this week’s Quantum Questions. Will Brian Chambers be knocked down from being Quantum Champion? Only one way to find out! Tuesday is a new Subscribers Town Hall featuring the Banu! Join Jared Huckaby, writers Dave Haddock and William Weissbaum, and ship designer Jonny Jacivious as they take questions from subscribers about the Banu and other alien races found within the Star Citizen universe. Also if you are a Subscriber, this is your last chance to get your question submitted or upvote the ones you want to be asked by visiting the Subscriber’s section on Spectrum here. On Wednesday, our bi-weekly show “Bugsmashers!” is back! Bug hunter extraordinaire Mark Abent tackles a bug in Single Player Arena Commander, where a player floats indefinitely out of his ship and into the verse if left idle at the start of the match. These episodes give detailed insight into the development process and is a must watch for those interested in the technical aspects of the Star Citizen. This Thursday on Around the Verse is the Foundry 42 Frankfurt Studio Update! Brian Chambers shows off all the cool tech the team is working on to bring Star Citizen to life. Also included is a feature about our QA teams from around the globe and the never-ending work they do to verify changes, and report new bugs to our development team. Every new concept sale brings with it our dedicated Questions and Answers post, and last week’s launch of the Banu Defender is no different. There’s a thread open in Spectrum now where you can not only submit your questions for consideration, but upvote on the ones you want us to answer most. Questions will be picked later this week, and a single, super-sized post will go up this Thursday. Rounding out the end of the week is Happy Hour: Museum. Resident historian Ben Lesnick dives deep into the lore and history of the games that pave the way to Star Citizen. That’s all from me, see you in the ‘Verse! Tyler Nolin AKA Admiral Sloth Community Manager The Weekly Community Content Schedule MONDAY, APRIL 24th, 2017 Citizens of the Stars (https://www.youtube.com/user/RobertsSpaceInd/) TUESDAY, APRIL 25th, 2017 Weekly Lore Post (https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch) Subscribers Town Hall: Banu & Other Aliens – Noon PST (https://twitch.tv/starcitizen) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26th, 2017 Bugsmashers! (https://www.youtube.com/user/RobertsSpaceInd/) THURSDAY, APRIL 27th, 2017 Around the Verse (https://www.youtube.com/user/RobertsSpaceInd/) Q&A Post: Banu Defender FRIDAY, APRIL 28th, 2017 Happy Hour RSI Meusum – Noon PST (https://twitch.tv/starcitizen) RSI Newsletter Community Spotlight: April 24th, 2017 – News Citizen It’s no secret that the Star Citizen community is the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be! Some people have dedicated their time to be able to spread the word and share all the new details regarding the development of Star Citizen. Without them, we wouldn’t be able to reach nearly as many other citizens without them. Below you will find a few of the communities dedicated to sharing the news and updates from within Star Citizen to fans around the world. Visit the Community Hub Star Citizen Subreddit With over 100,000 subscribers, the Star Citizen subreddit has always been a popular site for those looking to find out the latest in Star Citizen. Relay.sc Relay was developed as a means to transcribe and summarize all of our content, analyze the Star Citizen development process, and bring you up to the minute news. Imperial News Network Developed by Nehkara and Wolf Larsen, INN is a place where their team will create, curate, and aggregate the best Star Citizen content – whether it’s research, images, video, or anything else, so long as it’s related to the Star Citizen universe. Przeczytaj całość
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Greetings Citizens We say it every week, but it continues to stand true: It’s been an eventful and exciting week! Last week, Cloud Imperium Games staff attended GDC 2017 where we represented Star Citizen at the Amazon Lumberyard booth. It was a fantastic experience where we met backers, students, industry professionals, and hundreds of first time pilots. I’d like to take a moment to thank all of the volunteers who worked tirelessly to help operate the booth. We could not have done it without you! So, what’s going on this week? Monday brings another episode of Citizens of the Stars, a show that revolves around the incredible Star Citizen community. Will Development Director Brian Chambers become the new Quantum Champion? You’ll have to watch to find out! Every Tuesday, another lore post is released, expanding the lore and narrative that makes up the Star Citizen universe and this week is no exception! If you’re interested in immersing yourself in our vast universe, these posts are for you. You can also browse previously released posts here. If the lore post is not enough, you won’t want to miss this Wednesday’s detailed episode of Loremaker’s Guide to the Galaxy, where Senior Writer Will Weissbaum explores the Kiel system. And if you find yourself still craving more, make sure to head over to the Ark Starmap to explore all corners of the Star Citizen universe. Thursday brings a new episode of Around the Verse, fresh and hot off the press. These episodes grant us a great opportunity to peek behind closed doors, deep-dive the complexity that is game development, and get to know the people working tirelessly on the project behind the scenes. On Friday, Community Manager Jared Huckaby and myself will be heading to Boston for PAX East. Look out for us on the show floor all weekend long… we’ll have some goodies to hand out while supplies last! We are also looking forward to spending Saturday evening with all of you attending the community organized Bar Citizen event. You can find all the details about that event here. With the Community Team away at PAX East, we are exploring some alternatives for our weekly livestream. We’ll have an update on that later in the week. As the saying goes, the show must go on! And with that, we’ll see you in the ‘Verse! Tyler “Zyloh” Witkin Community Manager The Weekly Community Content Schedule MONDAY, MARCH 6TH, 2017 Citizens of the Stars (https://www.youtube.com/user/RobertsSpaceInd/) TUESDAY, MARCH 7TH, 2017 Weekly Lore Post (https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8TH, 2017 Loremaker’s Guide to the Galaxy (https://www.youtube.com/user/RobertsSpaceInd/) THURSDAY, MARCH 9TH, 2017 Around the Verse (https://www.youtube.com/user/RobertsSpaceInd/) Vault Update FRIDAY, MARCH 10TH, 2017 Stream TBD RSI Newsletter Community Spotlight: March 6th, 2017 – Screenshot Citizen This week’s theme is “Screenshot Citizen.” No matter where you go.. the forums.. the Community Hub.. Social Media.. you have most likely seen a massive influx of beautiful screenshots in the Star Citizen Universe. Star Citizen Alpha 2.6 brought an abundance of new camera controls, empowering creative citizens to capture stunning moments in the ‘Verse, and we couldn’t be more excited! Below you will find a few that stood out to us as being especially epic. Don’t forget to check the Community Hub for more and upvote your favorites. You just might see them here in the near future. Visit the Community Hub Albator Albator has captured an image that can be described in one word: Focus. With an Aurora in their sights, this pilot is ready to go! Awesome picture Albator! Community Hub Post NarayanN7 Narayan has managed to position himself perfectly to capture the eclipse of Yela. We can’t imagine the effort capturing this beautiful moment took. Fantastic job! Community Hub Post Dr_Krueger This image by Dr_Krueger captures the scale of the Constellation Andromeda perfectly. I don’t know about the rest of you, but I had to load up 2.6.1 and take my Connie out for a flight after coming across this beauty. Community Hub Post Skyray Do I really need to say anything about this screenshot? This. Is. Epic. Community Hub Post Przeczytaj całość
