Star Citizen 4.0.2 patch summary: what changed

Alpha 4.0.2 is a stability-and-polish patch centred on the Supply or Die Pyro event, Server Meshing improvements, and a broad sweep of gameplay bug fixes.

New content & event

• The Supply or Die resource-collection community event is live in the Pyro system.
• The MISC Fortune, a light utility ship, has been added to the game.
• Salvage ships now spawn at adjusted distances around rest stops.

Gameplay fixes

• Mineables no longer take up to an hour to become mineable entities after appearing in the world.
• Quantum travel no longer overshoots low-Earth-orbit destinations or stalls after spooling completes.
• Power allocation and power pips no longer randomly drop to zero mid-flight.
• Ship engine and weapon audio no longer goes silent after leaving a hangar.
• Bounty mission markers can now be properly routed via the Starmap.

Ships & vehicles

• The Tumbril Storm had its incorrect extra personal storage removed.
• Geometry on the Origin 135c that blocked SCU crates from the cargo bay has been corrected.
• An obstructively bright white light in the MISC Fortune dashboard has been fixed.

Server & infrastructure

• Server Meshing has been upgraded to a 5:5:600 configuration, supporting up to 600 players per shard.
• Starting aUEC remains at 20,000 with Long Term Persistence enabled.
• Nine client crashes, fifteen server crashes, and two hybrid crashes were resolved.

Tech & performance

• Elevator collision issues that caused players to fall through floors have been addressed.
• Numerous mission, cargo, and UI bugs were corrected across both Stanton and Pyro.

This is a high-level summary; always check the official patch notes for the full list of changes.