Hello folks! The stars have lined up again in favor of us Star Citizen's players. Stella Fortuna, the equivalent of St. Patrick's Day in our beloved space odyssey, is back and brings a wealth of activities and new content with it.

First of all, there is a brand new trailer to admire. So get your popcorn, sit back and enjoy the breathtaking images and exciting preview of what awaits you in the game.

But that's not all! For a limited time, you can acquire special skins for your ships. These are only available during the Stella Fortuna event, so don't let this opportunity pass you by. Whether you want to decorate your spaceship in colors of luck or simply want to try something new - now is the perfect opportunity to do so!

And of course, no event would be complete without a series of exciting in-game activities. From special missions to unique events - there's a lot to do and discover during the Stella Fortuna festivities.

So pack your four-leaf clover pendant, put on your greenest helmet and dive into the fun! Stella Fortuna awaits you in the vast expanse of the Star Citizen universe. Good luck and have fun!

Cloud Imperium Games (CIG) recently celebrated a significant victory in their server meshing playtest for Star Citizen. The test involved full-scale static meshing, with one server dedicated to Pyro and another to Stanton. Both servers navigated seamlessly through the replication layer to the same shard, marking a major milestone in the game's development.

Despite a minor hiccup in Pyro, the Stanton server continued to operate smoothly. Moreover, the Pyro server rebounded in just over two minutes, demonstrating the system's resilience and efficiency.

The success of this playtest is a testament to CIG's commitment to enhancing the gaming experience. The upcoming week promises more advancements, with the opening of Jump Gates between systems for the first time.

CIG's achievement in server meshing and routing is a significant step towards the seamless integration of different game worlds. This breakthrough sets the stage for a promising 2024 for Star Citizen and its dedicated fanbase.

Hey guys, the latest issue of the Jump Point magazine (Issue 12.01) is finally out and invites you once again to take a look behind the scenes of Star Citizen. In this issue, you can expect cool stuff like:

• "Meet the Game Masters: Project Darkwater": Here you will find out everything about the secret planning and unveiling of the Anvil F8C Lightning in the game, also known as 'Project Darkwater'.
• "Virtual Tour: Aegis Idris": Take a virtual tour of the mighty Aegis Idris spaceship and discover all its fascinating details.
• "Behind the Scenes: Gatac Syulen": Get information about the development of the Gatac Syulen ship, including early models, concept art, and unused ideas.
• "Portfolio: Headhunters": Learn more about the history of the infamous Headhunters gang that you will encounter in the game.

This issue not only offers exclusive insights but also exciting stories and background information straight from the world of Star Citizen.

Grab your copy of the Jump Point magazine now and delve deeper into the universe of Star Citizen!

Hey, there! You want to know what's going on at Jumptown? It's in full swing right now! Thousands of players are fighting for control over the new drug labs in the Stanton region.

What's more frustrating than not finding what you're looking for?

Right, almost nothing.

We feel the same way and have given our rather rudimentary ship search a new backend and what can I say: I'm hyped!

We can now handle some new combinations!

• Typos: Catturpillar
• Manufacturer in the name: rsi constellation
• Focus / function of the spaceship: Travel
• Search by spaceship status: Production

Hopefully, we can thus reduce the number of searches without results for you and are excited to see how creatively you will use our search results!

• /ships/search?q=Travel
• /ships/search?q=bomber
• /ships/search?q=mining
• /ships/search?q=freight
• /ships/search?q=misc+rsi
• /ships/search?q=Capital
• /ships/search?q=mining+refinery
• /ships/search?q=phönix (You simply have to believe me that Phönix was not found in the old backend because the spaceship is named Constellation Phoenix)