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He also makes an appearance in the [[StarCitizen:Vertical Slice]], informing the player about various things they look at in Engineering.{{fact}} | He also makes an appearance in the [[StarCitizen:Vertical Slice]], informing the player about various things they look at in Engineering.{{fact}} | ||
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''“As an engineer, I absolutely love working aboard a ship with as much history as the Stanton’s got and I’m absolutely champing at the bit to get back to it … Sure, she needs a bit of an extra love now and then, but the craftsmanship of these [Idris-class vessels] are second to none.''<ref>[https://mailchi.mp/cloudimperiumgames/squadron-42-newsletter-en-6302026?e=9753091845 Squadron 42 newsletter], 30 June 2026</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 11:33, 1 July 2026
Eugene Morrow is the Chief Engineer of the StarCitizen:UEES Stanton in 2946. He appears in StarCitizen:Squadron 42.<ref>Squadron 42: The Morrow Tour (LIVE Version) (Squadron 42: Preview) from 2015-10-10. Accessed 2016-11-05.</ref> He is portrayed by Stephen Bisland.<ref>10 for the Chairman - Special Edition (2016-09-29) </ref><ref>IMDB - Squadron 42 - Full Cast & Crew, acc. 2018-03-02</ref>
Morrow really takes a liking to the Player upon first meeting them in StarCitizen:The Morrow Tour,<ref>Squadron 42: The Morrow Tour (LIVE Version) (Squadron 42: Preview) from 2015-10-10. Accessed 2016-11-05.</ref> however it has been said that this may not last given the dynamic nature of StarCitizen:Squadron 42's story. He loves to spread gossip and manages to inform the player of private circumstances relating to at least 3 people in the space of a few minutes.Template:Fact
He also makes an appearance in the StarCitizen:Vertical Slice, informing the player about various things they look at in Engineering.Template:Fact
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“As an engineer, I absolutely love working aboard a ship with as much history as the Stanton’s got and I’m absolutely champing at the bit to get back to it … Sure, she needs a bit of an extra love now and then, but the craftsmanship of these [Idris-class vessels] are second to none.<ref>Squadron 42 newsletter, 30 June 2026</ref>
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