In “The Idris Experience | Part 4 - What Fits?”, the host explores the capacity of the Idris M model for various ground vehicles and ships, testing their fit in the main hangar, cargo area, and Argo Bay. Through hands-on demonstrations and humorous commentary, the video highlights the versatility of the Idris as a mobile command center while noting the challenges posed by larger vessels.
In the video “The Idris Experience | Part 4 - What Fits?”, the host provides a detailed exploration of what various ships and vehicles can fit inside the Idris, specifically focusing on the Idris M model. The host owns both an Idris P and Idris M and aims to determine how well different vehicles can be accommodated in the main hangar, cargo area, and the Argo Bay of the Idris. The video showcases a hands-on approach, with the host testing various ground vehicles and ships to see how they fit within the Idris’s compartments.
The testing begins with ground vehicles, starting with the Ursa medevac. The host humorously narrates the challenges faced while maneuvering the vehicle onto the Idris, highlighting the limitations of the current Idris model, which lacks a ramp. Despite some mishaps, such as losing a wheel, the Ursa is successfully parked in the cargo area, demonstrating that while it cannot fit on the cargo elevator, it can be accommodated within the cargo space. The host also tests other vehicles like the Cyclone and Nova tank, noting their fitting challenges and successes, particularly with the tank being able to fit and potentially serve as a support vehicle.
The video then transitions to testing various ships, starting with the Mai Fury and discussing its fit in the Idris’s hangar and cargo elevator. The host finds that while the Fury can fit in the main hangar, it struggles to fit in the cargo area due to height restrictions. The Argo Bay is also tested with the Fury, showing that it can accommodate multiple Furies when parked correctly. The host continues this pattern of testing various ships, including the Merlin, Archimedes, and Origin 85X, providing insights into how each one fits in the Idris’s hangar and cargo areas.
As the host continues to test different ships, they find that many smaller ships, such as the Razor and Gladius, fit well within the Idris, allowing for efficient storage and deployment. The video highlights the versatility of the Idris as a mobile base, capable of housing a significant number of smaller vessels. However, the host also notes the limitations of larger ships, such as the Drake Cutter and Aries, which struggle to fit due to their size and wing span. The narrative is filled with humor and enthusiasm, making the exploration engaging for viewers.
In conclusion, the video effectively showcases the Idris’s capacity for various ships and vehicles, emphasizing its potential as a mobile command center in the game. The host’s hands-on testing and entertaining commentary provide valuable insights for players interested in maximizing their use of the Idris. The video serves as a comprehensive guide for those looking to understand what fits within the Idris, making it a useful resource for the game’s community.