EVA Flyby of Port Olisar to showoff detail and scale with Music by Alexzander (aka Mobius)

[mr-hasgaha]

I created a continuous, uncut, in-game EVA flyby of Port Olisar in Star Citizen to showcase the detail and size of the station. The clip is made all the more epic by Alexzander's Star Citizen inspired music "Deliverance". Be sure to check out Alexzander's channel for more music!

ALEXZANDER'S (aka @Mobius1422 on the RSI forums) CHANNEL:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiz0L_zR56QtAGonRcsw_zw

The HUD-less view for this video was captured in-game using this technique:
"HOW TO get a HUDless view for screenshots and videos"

It took dozens of attempts to get this uncut footage and it's no where near as clean as I'd like. Getting over two minutes of fluid EVA movement proved harder than I thought. My body would either smash into struts or start going all wobbly for no apparent reason. I finally just had to settle on this. Frame rate issues aren't helping either. Hopefully, I'll improve my methods and get cleaner, smoother videos in the future.

Here's the Community Hub post.

 

[CosmicTrader]

Neatoo. I have made this EVA trip a few times with friends.
Great video.

 

[Montoya]

This really gives you perspective on the size of these stations.

I suspect that in some patch in the future, all ships will be forced in precision mode when you get within 5km or so of a station. The slow approach makes you appreciate the size and scope of what you are seeing.

 

[Printimus]

PRETTY!!!

 

[Murderer]

Nice job!!

 

[mr-hasgaha]

Neatoo. I have made this EVA trip a few times with friends.
Great video.

Thanks... yeah, I've done various EVA flew THROUGHS of Port Olisar before trying to weave in and out of the various nooks and crannies. That's a lot of fun but I wanted something a little slower and steadier to show off the detail.

This really gives you perspective on the size of these stations.

I suspect that in some patch in the future, all ships will be forced in precision mode when you get within 5km or so of a station. The slow approach makes you appreciate the size and scope of what you are seeing.

That's probably a good idea... as far as safety is concerned. Although, I do enjoy watching ships careen out of control and explode all around the station. I'm torn. Safety vs entertainment?

PRETTY!!!

THANKS!!!

Nice job!!

Thank you