The video showcases the Anvil Asgard’s impressive capacity to transport a variety of ground vehicles and ships in Star Citizen, highlighting its spacious interior and ease of loading with a flat ramp. While most smaller and some larger vehicles like rovers and Cyclones fit comfortably, physics issues with larger tanks such as the Nova and Storm can hinder their transport, emphasizing the need for future improvements.
In this video, the host explores what ground vehicles and ships can fit inside the Anvil Asgard, a vehicle drop ship in Star Citizen. The ship features a flat, seamless ramp that makes loading ground vehicles easy, especially on flat terrain. The host begins by testing the largest ground vehicle, the Envo Blusta, and finds that it fits comfortably inside with enough room to lower the ramp and move around. The ship’s interior allows for side access, making it practical for troop deployment and vehicle handling.
Next, the host tests the Nova tank, which has problematic physics causing it to bounce around when the engine is off. Although it physically fits inside, the bouncing physics make it unsuitable for transport without fixes. The Storm tank is also tested, and two can fit inside, but getting in and out is tricky due to space constraints and physics issues. The host emphasizes that vehicle physics need to be improved for smoother transport of larger vehicles like tanks.
The host then demonstrates fitting various smaller vehicles, such as the Ursa Rover and Lynx Rover, inside the Asgard. Multiple rovers can be parked side by side, with the host successfully fitting up to three Lynx rovers and one medical vehicle, the MTC. The interior space allows for maneuvering and easy access to each vehicle, showcasing the ship’s capacity for multiple ground transports. The host highlights the practicality of the ship for medical and exploration missions, given its ample room for various vehicles.
The video continues with tests of larger ships, including the Cyclone MT, which fits easily and can be stacked in multiple layers—up to six Cyclones—thanks to the ship’s spacious interior. The host also confirms that the Centurion and the smaller Anvil Spartan fit well, with the Spartan being similar in size to the Centurion and the Ballista. The host notes the importance of careful parking and maneuvering, especially for larger ships, to optimize space and accessibility inside the Asgard.
In conclusion, the host summarizes that nearly all ground vehicles with good physics can be transported inside the Asgard, with the main limitations being physics issues for larger tanks and vehicles. The ship is highly versatile, capable of fitting multiple rovers, tanks, and smaller ships, making it an excellent drop ship for various missions. The video ends with a teaser that future content will explore what ships can fit inside the Asgard, emphasizing its role as a flexible and efficient transport vessel in Star Citizen.