In the video, the host examines the landing options for the ship “The Misfortune,” focusing on its compatibility with various vehicles and its cargo capacity, while demonstrating successful landings and fit tests. They highlight that The Misfortune can accommodate certain hover bikes and cargo boxes, but struggles with larger vehicles and ships, ultimately showcasing its versatility for salvage and light cargo operations.
In this video, the host explores the landing options for the ship called “The Misfortune” within the context of the game, particularly focusing on the xlarge selfland hangar. The host discusses the challenges of landing The Misfortune in various locations, especially since there is no Aiew hangar in the Pyro system. They demonstrate specific spots within the selfland hangar where The Misfortune can be parked, emphasizing the importance of positioning the landing gear correctly to avoid glitches and ensure a successful landing.
The video then transitions to testing which vehicles can fit inside The Misfortune. The host begins by trying out different hover bikes and vehicles, noting that while some fit well, others do not. They successfully fit the “Pau” hover bike and suggest that two of these could be accommodated for multi-crew operations. However, larger vehicles like the X1 and Dragonfly are deemed too long to fit, and the hover quad also fails to fit due to its size.
The host encounters some technical issues while testing the PTV, as the vehicle does not seem to respond correctly. Despite this, they manage to demonstrate that the PTV can be fitted using a tractor beam, while also showcasing the Argo Atlas, which fits but may glitch depending on the circumstances. The video highlights the uncertainties involved in fitting certain vehicles, emphasizing that luck plays a role in whether they can be successfully stored without issue.
Next, the host discusses the cargo capacity of The Misfortune, noting that it has a total of 16 SCU of cargo space. They demonstrate how various sizes of cargo boxes can be snapped into the ship, including 1SU, 2SU, and 4SU boxes. The host suggests that the ship could serve not only for salvage operations but also for light cargo hauling, indicating its versatility in gameplay.
Lastly, the video tests which ships can fit The Misfortune. The host concludes that the Carrick cannot fit due to changes in game mechanics, while the A90 jump can accommodate only one Misfortune comfortably. The Polaris, however, is capable of fitting two Misfortunes, allowing for multi-crew salvage operations. Overall, the video provides valuable insights into the capabilities and limitations of The Misfortune and its compatibility with various vehicles and ships within the game.