How To Find All Spaceports in Star Citizen

Spaceports:
0:35 Crusader, Orison
2:33 ArcCorp, Area 18
3:34 Hurston, Lorville
4:11 MicroTech, New Babbage
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[@Nivaik]

Hexagon (6) not Pentagon (5) 😀

[@BossCostume]

You’re right, I noticed this in editing and was like aw shit lol

[@Nivaik]

@@BossCostume no worries, good Vis though, I head for om3 on Microtech then to the space port, good to know the same can be done from the station 😀

[@wavion2]

I started playing a couple weeks ago, and this actually would have been really helpful to me. I struggled with Orison when it was dark. The key thing was to learn how to ping the area to see that shape you mentioned, kind of like a 5-legged spider. Area 18 caused some problems since the clouds were so close to the rooftops, but that became easy after about the 5th time, when I actually noticed the line of green dots rising up from it. Loreville was pretty easy with that "TEASA SPACEPORT" writing surrounding it like some kind of space crime scene. And then the New Babbage one was easy, just because it was all by itself, away from the rest of the city.

[@EricFosterMedia]

Very helpful video for new players! I could have used this years ago...in fact, I sometimes still have trouble finding Riker. Cheers!

[@rickdeckard2622]

Quality of Lifesaver!

[@Jerichoom]

What breaks immersion a bit is how , in this age of tech that yhe SC universe occupied, onboard flight computers dont have a list of ports and directions built into them.

[@thegalaxyairsoft]

The low orbit space stations don't rotate because they're on a geostationary orbit. This likely isn't subject to change and will be how it always is.

[@rooster1012]

👍

[@ShinigamiAnger]

Still a bit silly not having any sort of indicator/beacon/direction/anything. In this era where you get a marker for a random bounty target hiding deep in a cave on some planet, or a beacon from a stranded guy on some remote moon, a spaceport does not have any mean to signal its position..? Come on...