3.18 Test Universe Champions: Celebrating Star Citizen's Top Contributors
Before any update to Star Citizen hits the Live servers, it undergoes rigorous testing on the Public Test Universe (PTU). Thanks to the efforts of dedicated players, the most egregious bugs and issues are identified and resolved during these phases. Cloud Imperium Games has consistently emphasized that each tester makes a meaningful impact on Star Citizen's development, and their contributions are deeply appreciated.
To recognize the outstanding efforts of certain individuals during the 3.18.0 Open PTU cycle, CIG has introduced a new initiative to spotlight top testing contributors and reward them with in-game ships. This program is set to continue for future patches, with new categories each cycle.
Here are the champions of the 3.18 Test Universe and their rewards:
Reclaiming the Scuttled
Players who spent the most time salvaging and provided valuable feedback on this new profession were awarded a Drake Vulture. The winners in this category were:
- Thunderfuri
- Dany1c1
- maori66
On a Trip in Their Favorite Rocket Ship
Racers who completed all 7 race tracks the most times earned an Origin 350r. The checkered flag went to:
- RedLir
- tbzz
- SpadesCO
Around the 'Verse, Around the 'Verse
For racking up the most cargo transactions at various locations throughout the Persistent Universe, these players received a Crusader Mercury Star Runner:
- Max_Capacity
- Mijodo
- AFuriousNinja
Smooth Operators
The most efficient mission completers earned an Anvil F7C-M Super Hornet:
- ledahut
- JonDox
- ChockoRocko
Say Hello to My Little Friends With Big Aspirations
Players who sold the most Maze were rewarded with an Origin 400i:
- voiDude
- LordDeadsea
- KNEBEL
Triage Nurse
For contributions that most closely matched the severity assigned by the community on the Issue Council, these players won a Crusader C2 Hercules Starlifter:
- Doctor_DeCosta
- EarlGreyVII
- WaffleInsanity
Investigative Prowess
Players with the most contributions to fixed issues, including detailed evidence and comments, received an Anvil Carrack:
- Vala_Mal_Doran
- Moriik
- Bondus
Persistent Entities
Those who most consistently updated their Issue Council contributions were awarded an Aegis Reclaimer:
- Bondus
- TrionCZ
- Krovax
Confirmation Bias
Players whose created issues scored the highest amount and ratio confirmed by the community earned a Crusader Ares Ion:
- KantosKan
- acidrom
- SpaceToka
Consolidated Outliers
For accurately labeling reports as duplicates and reducing clutter, these players each received an ARGO MOLE:
- Csomick
- Krovax
- MaxxaMTrasher
While these individuals stood out in their respective categories, CIG emphasized that every single player who logged in during the PTU made a meaningful impact on Star Citizen's development. The company expressed sincere gratitude for the community's involvement and encouraged all players to stay engaged with future testing opportunities.
For those looking to get more involved, CIG recommended checking out the Testing section on Spectrum and keeping an eye out for future PTU announcements. As Star Citizen continues to evolve, the contributions of its passionate community remain an integral part of the game's journey towards a full release.
The Triage Nurse's Triumph
Dr. Elara Voss, known affectionately as the "Triage Nurse" by her fellow Star Citizen enthusiasts, couldn't believe her eyes. She had just received a message from Cloud Imperium Games congratulating her on winning a Crusader C2 Hercules Starlifter for her contributions to the Issue Council during the 3.18 PTU phase.
Elara had always been passionate about helping improve the game she loved. As a member of the Star Citizen Referral Code Club, she knew the importance of guiding new players and helping them get the most out of their experience. But this recognition was beyond her wildest dreams.
She quickly sent a message to her org mates at 30K.fun, sharing the exciting news. "Guys, you won't believe it! CIG just awarded me a C2 for my Issue Council work!"
Her comm-link buzzed with responses from her friends, all members of the RSI Referral Code Club. They were ecstatic for her, knowing how much time and effort she had put into accurately assessing and reporting issues during the PTU.
As Elara prepared to take her new ship for a spin, she couldn't help but reflect on her journey. She remembered when she first joined Star Citizen, wondering what code to use for her referral. That's when she discovered the 30K.fun community, a group dedicated to having fun in the face of bugs and helping new players get started.
Now, as she climbed into the cockpit of her Hercules, Elara felt a sense of pride. She had not only contributed to improving the game but had also become a vital part of a community that supported and uplifted each other.
As she lifted off from Port Olisar, Elara opened a channel to her org. "Who's up for a cargo run in this beautiful new ship?" she asked, grinning. "Let's show the 'verse what The Star Citizen Referral Code Club can do!"
With cheers and laughter filling her comms, Elara set a course for adventure, ready to face whatever challenges the Stanton system might throw at her. After all, that's what being part of the Referral Code Club was all about – having fun and overcoming obstacles together.
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