Star Citizen 4.7.2 patch summary: what changed
Live since 22 Apr 2026 · build 4.7.2-LIVE.11674325 · updated 11 Nov 2026In short
- Alpha 4.7.2 drops the Nyx Mission Pack 2, adding combat, courier, salvage, cargo recovery, and bounty contracts across Nyx and Stanton.
- Bombing Run missions return to the persistent universe, tasking players with destroying enemy fuel and industrial targets in Stanton.
- This week expect fresh contract variety — grab a hauling gig, hunt criminal ships near Nyx's Rock Cracker sites, or strip a derelict for Adagio.
What changed
Alpha 4.7.2 is a focused mission content update that expands contract options across Nyx and Stanton without introducing new ships or major systems changes.
Missions — Nyx Mission Pack 2
- A second wave of contracts arrives in Nyx as new criminal factions pressure both the People's Alliance and legitimate operators in the system.
- New work spans multiple archetypes: courier runs, cargo recovery, ship bounties, wave-based combat, bombing strikes, and paid salvage.
Delivery & Logistics
- Courier contracts from organizations in Stanton and Nyx involve moving two-handed deliverables between outposts, stations, and landing zones.
- Recover Cargo missions send players to locate abandoned or lost cargo floating in space, with hauls ranging from a single 1 SCU crate up to six.
Combat
- Ship Wave Attack contracts pit players against coordinated enemy fighter groups in Nyx and Pyro, with each wave triggering only after the previous one is cleared.
- Bombing Run missions are back in the persistent universe, targeting fuel infrastructure and fortified installations in Stanton in both lawful and unlawful flavors.
- Bounty contracts in Nyx mark specific criminal vessels operating near Rock Cracker sites for destruction.
Salvage
- Adagio is now issuing lawful paid salvage work system-wide, directing contractors to derelict ships ready to be stripped and processed.
This is a community summary — always cross-reference the official patch notes for the complete and authoritative list of changes.
No game-file comparison exists for this patch, so there are no counts or balance tables. The summary is written in our own words from the official patch notes and the Star Citizen Wiki and was reviewed before publishing. Read the official patch notes on RSI.