Where in the past the most interaction you could get was a comment when interacting with them and seeing them attack/flee from a wild monster, the AI will now not only recognize you but pay tribute to you as well for giving them a home. The NPC AI also sees an improvement, both mechanically and immersion-wise. Combat has indeed already been revamped to allow more control and precision as well as less exploitative combat. Weapon usage has evolved as well, as a keen eye might have noticed one of the characters’ spear tilting a little bit (as opposed to it remaining horizontal in the past). In fact, the Starbound wiki shows just how big the ship can actually get, compared to the small size you were stuck with originally. Ship size expansions have also been available for a while in Nightly. It was also heavily expanded upon through third party modding in the past. This seems reminiscent of Terraria, but this was already available for quite some time ago in Starbound, barring the actual housing requirements. The first is a spawner of an NPC, who will only drop in when the house apparently meets a few requirements. In the video you’ll see quite a few exciting new things.
Chucklefish has been religiously doing this for quite some time, which should put most worries of inactivity at rest, as regular updates for the game tend to be far and few in-between. It updates almost every day, adding in the newest features or changes that they have come up with. In this tab you’ll be able to select a Beta to opt in to, which in this case is the 'Nightly' beta.
Right clicking this entry, you go through 'Properties' to navigate to 'Betas'. If you want to participate, you need only look for a second Starbound entry with “ - Unstable” added to it. It does bear noting that a lot of the things shown have actually been available for quite a while if you opted to partake in the Nightly Beta of Starbound.
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