The RSI Constellation Phoenix, a luxury touring variant of the popular exploration vehicle, outfitted with such creature comforts as a hot tub and player piano.A complete rework of all four variants of the Consolidated Outland Mustang, giving one of Star Citizen’s iconic ‘starter ships’ distinct versions for light freighting, recon, racing and dogfighting.The Aegis Hammerhead, a capital support ship with numerous manned turrets for extra firepower when you want to pack a punch with a party.This ship marks one of the first times Star Citizen players can obtain and fly a ship immediately upon announcement. One ‘straight to flyable’ ship – the Anvil Valkyrie, a dropship that allows players to easily deploy ground troops or vehicles across large distances.

Alpha 3.3 also includes, naturally, a bunch of new ships, detailed below and followed by some pictures: We'll have to see just how well that works, and if it leads as promised to a new level of immersion or just results in players trying to make goofy faces at each other. Face and Voice over IP are available to all players in the Star Citizen Persistent Universe.' FoIP is part of Star Citizen alpha 3.3, which is releasing today to coincide with CitzenCon, the fan convention being held in Austin, Texas.Īccording to the press release, FoIP was co-developed with Faceware Technologies and 'allows players to connect their webcams and control their in-game character’s facial expressions with their own, creating a new level of immersion never before seen in video games. It not only lets you voice your character through your mic, but supposedly also tracks your face via your webcam and projects your facial expressions onto your character's face. I've heard of VoIP, but now meet FoIP: Face and voice over IP (which should really be FaVoIP, if you ask me).

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