Star Citizen | New Player Guide | Basic Ship Orientation

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This is part three of a short series of absolute fundamentals for new players to orient on Star Citizen. This video focuses on Basic Ship Orientation. How to enter your ship, what the various controls are, how to take-off and land, how to radio for take-off and landing, and so on.
See the table of contents for timestamps and covered material. A summary of discussed controls follows, below.
If you liked this video or found it useful, please let me know in the comments and by liking or subscribing. It helps, and I always try to answer queries or feedback.
Table of Contents
00:00 Introduction
01:30 SC Guide Program
01:45 Entering Your Ship
02:20 Exiting Your Ship & Other Physical Controls
03:10 Exterior Ship Walk-around
04:38 Multi-Function Displays (MFDs) & Heads-Up Display (HUD)
19:45 Binding a Custom Key for `Request Take-Off or Landing`
Summary of Discussed Controls
Strafe: W / S / A / D
Roll: Q / E
Interact: F
Free Look: Z
mobiGlass: F1
Space Map: F2
Comm Menu: F11
Bind Request Landing and Take-off to: F3
Exit Seat: Hold Y
Landing Gear: N
VTOL Mode: K
Bind Staggered Fire mode to: \ (Backspace)
Change Gimbal Mode: G
Missile Fire Mode: Mouse Click 3 (typically, Mouse wheel click)
Cruise Control: C
Increase Throttle Limiter: Mouse wheel Up
Decrease Throttle Limiter: Mouse wheel Down

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14 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 7

@mrmudcatslim1004 Год назад

Could you at sometime do a deep dive into on foot combat? For me just flying the ship and not crashing can be tough. Navigating and setting courses. Ship controls. It’s a bit more complicated than Eve. So far just doing basic box missions. Looting. Waiting on the wipe. I had no clue about a wipe. I took one look at the keybinds and went to a game pad. Much easier for me that way. I would love to do bounties to. Cave missions. It all looks good. Just trying to pick my way around New Babbage can be a PITA. It’s a good bit to take in. The game is large to me. Maybe they will bring in manufacturing at a large scale at some point. Ashamed to say I pledged four ships up front. Drake Cutter with LTI. Avenger Titan with two years insurance. The Pisces medical version with LTI. Finally the Nomad with two years insurance. I suppose I am an idiot. Never really played and did that. Sigh. To much sci fi. To much Clancy. Ah me. Space Pixels. So far enjoying it though. Plan to binge all your content on Star Citizen. Subbed your channel a while back and missed you. Funny ain’t it? See you out in the Verse. Happy New Year. Oh yeah, about the wipe. Any thoughts on when it is to happen?

@JuriusDoctor Год назад

Absolutely. I'm happy to do a review of ground combat.

@mrmudcatslim1004 Год назад

Good to see your still out there. I watched your Eve content, and made good use of it. Funny I recently took the plunge and pledged. This was right on time. I have always been a solo roller. Things like this are much appreciated. Thanks. See you out there, call sign CarlosCervesas

@JuriusDoctor Год назад

Thanks, sir! I'll see you in the verse!

@mrmudcatslim1004 Год назад

I think the altimeter works off the planets/moons virtual sea level. I noticed mountains and other high spots are much closer to my ship than the altimeter suggest. It seems zero is a fixed value based on that. Just started playing so maybe not. I first thought it tracked the actual topography, and based your height off that, but now it seems not to.

@emeukal7683 Год назад

Hey there! I am enjoying yout content for a cpl of days now, mostly eve. Is Star Citizen a similar game or only connected by being in space?

@JuriusDoctor Год назад

Star Citizen is in several ways very similar. There are a ton of different game loops; but the way they achieve it is different. In EVE Online you never leave your ship. You ARE your ship - whatever ship you're in. In Star Citizen, you're the pilot. You can get out, walk around, interact with the interior and exterior of your ship, and do away missions to do ground combat in friendly and enemy facilities. In this way, Star Citizen has a lot more in common with Ellie Dangerous, No Man's Sky, and Bethesda's upcoming game Starfield.