Star Citizen | Introducing the MISC Fortune: A Solo Salvager

Travel further, cut deeper, and gather more materials with the Fortune’s hull-scraping, external RMC dispenser, and your most trusted crewmate… you.

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Roberts Space Industries is a spacecraft manufacturer within the persistent-world game "Star Citizen" and its companion single-player spaceflight sim, "Squadron 42." RSI is also your portal for information, updates, and purchases of your very own spacecraft with which to trade, plunder, and protect the citizens of Star Citizen.

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[spiritus_sg]

Waiting for the medium salvager. MISCellaneous

[GabrielGABFonseca]

It amuses me greatly how much "MISC Fortune" sounds like "Misfortune".

[Stinger_X]

So that's where the 600i Gold Standard ended up...

[darkdodger]

It's literally a prospector retooled for salvage.

[HK]

Awesome commercial with a spooky vibe lol
That starting bit with the teddybear was golden.

[christiaangrobler]

Logo at the end of the video is for the Frontier Fighters.

[TheWasd]

Ayo that 600i wreck got me waiting for that rework

[RedJay]

Indeed, Fortune has a funny way of coming back to you. Good work CIG.

[Matroximus]

I paid for the entire seat, but I only needed the edge.... Sick cinematic

[IdleWorker]

Thats…. A pretty dark commercial.

”There was a child on this ship that maybe died. Oh well time to hullscrape and make some moolah! :D”

[marko_c_lorenz]

I bought it, but the login didn’t work. (I tried for 5 hours yesterday.) Today, after hours of trying, I was finally able to log in… and then—BROKEN ELEVATORS.
So why focus on selling ships and marketing when game-breaking issues like this persist? Wouldn't it be better to fix these fundamental problems first?

[nemesis_]

10’ proximity doors ? 1:02
Option on/off - - YES PLEASE

[guillaume]

why is the end so dramatic like there is a hidden message in this scene, anyone?

[Dracounguis]

I do like that there's a choice... Either quicker gathering with the Vulture or quicker/automatic stacking with the Fortune.

[vikD]

So, which is it. Because we were told you can't just have boxes inside your ship, they would fly around, and damage the inside without a cargo grid to attach boxes to. Now, in this video, there are boxes just stacked inside...so...which is it?

[xSteeldrgx]

As someone that has had a pledged Drake Vulture since its concept and release. I personally don't like the Drake brand, I prefer MISC/ARGO/RSI. I enjoy the industrial side of the game of salvage/mining/hauling.
I was really hoping to melt and replace my Vulture for this since I don't like Drake but genuinely enjoy the salvage gameplay, especially with the loop going to be complete soon with salvageable components when they release engineering. But unfortunately I just see too many cons compared to pros when comparing this to the Vulture.
Pros: External automatic release of containers, most likely more durable, better cockpit view and living quarters. But that's about it.
Cons: Holds 2/3 the RMC or construction materials gathered, more difficult loading of looted components and guns, slower salvage rate, probably going to be more expensive than the Vulture given that is a trademark of Drake to be cheap and brittle.
If they could find a way to double stack the containers on the outside and possibly make it a bigger single salvage head like a size 2 it would make this ship much more appealing or on even ground as the Vulture.

[rescuejake]

At least the box storing mechanic works in a plausible way in the promotional video....

[TheCommanderChaz]

Chassis of the Prospector makes a lot of sense, refitted with salvage gear. Very good looking ship

[koolerpure]

the storage on the outside being filled by the printer inside is very interesting, i hope that concept makes it on new concepts in the future

[Ace_of_DiscaL]

I am a Fortune owner & a Frontier Fighter 💚