Good Times Never Die! - 4K -Cinematic Low-flying in Star Citizen

[@Killer99215]

Imagine being on a cruise onboard the 890Jump, and it starts low flying upside down 1 meter off the ground.. :3

[@Skyborn]

love this one !! so good

[@variant78]

Absolutely beautiful

[@Sinzy373]

Chills, Brother, Chills! Definitely bittersweet, but we'll figure it out. Always a pleasure flying with you all! o7 ❤

[@PixiGunz]

Absolutely beautiful ❤

[@GerboTheGnome]

Absolutely fire as always

[@hans_____]

Spectacular. Looks like something I'd want to do.

[@magallianx]

Stunning!!!

[@Lyosk]

Amazing! Glad to have u with us!

[@blendyboi2087]

Wondering if you’d do a NIN video. I’d be in love forever

[@bftwdsj]

Goosebumps every time 😢😮❤

[@Kaelistar]

Always a pleasure!

[@shakma90]

[@FunkThompson]

Is this in 3.22 or 3.23, out of curiousity? I know changes to flight model have folks all in a tizzy, so just checking what I'm seeing here. (And mostly going WTF at ships flying full speed, but 90 degree angle to ground like it is all up-strafe?)

[@Kaelistar]

This was my last flight in 3.22, yep. This was filmed on Daymar, which is low grav and very thin atmo. Its quite close to zero G

[@FunkThompson]

@@Kaelistar Ah, OK that makes more sense then. I am guessing that "perpendicular to ground" is not possible, or is less possible on, say, Microtech?

[@Kaelistar]

@@FunkThompson correct. This sort of acrobatic style isn't possible anywhere except a few moons in Stanton, like Daymar and Lyria. Unsure how it will play out in 3.23 with master modes. Time will tell!

[@yrovie]

Why are you flying nose down? Is it just your style?

[@Kaelistar]

It's a stylistic form of acrobatic flying. Like a group of people drifting and stunting with cars, but on a low gravity moon with a very thin atmosphere.