Cloud Imperium has just released Star Citizen Alpha 3.22: Wrecks to Riches Update, and shared its full patch notes. This Update brings new content to the game. Additionally, the devs shared a new trailer that you can find below.
This Update adds 15 new Derelict Settlements. All of these settlements come with mission gameplay, social elements, and shops. You will find these inhabited settlements throughout the wildernesses of Hurston and microTech. Plus, all the NPCs at these locations are neutral.
Update 3.22 also adds openable cargo containers. This will allow players to be able to store commodities and items in. The Update also adds the ability to transform large chunks of metal salvaged from ships into a refinable material. Players can also expect a New Ship, the Aopoa San’tok.yāi. There will also be new vehicles, such as the Origin X1, X1 Velocity, and X1 Force.
It’s also worth noting that Update 3.22 brings new hairstyles to the game. Cloud Imperium has added 20 hairstyles from Squadron 42 using our latest hair tech. This includes the addition of new, longer hairstyles along with updates and changes to existing short hairstyles.
Star Citizen Alpha 3.22 Wrecks to Riches also packs some gameplay improvements. The devs have implemented procedural weapon recoil and FPS combat balance tweaks. This will improve the diversity of the weapon sandbox allowing each weapon to fulfil a more specific and niche role whilst allowing for more intense visual recoil.
You can find the full patch notes for Star Citizen Alpha 3.22 Wrecks to Riches in this link.
Enjoy the following trailer, and stay tuned for more!
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