"Guide on how to get ground vehicles in to orison buggy track.
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This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to get ground vehicles into the Buggy Race Track in Orison, located at Port and Crusader. The narrator explains that certain vehicles, such as tanks or Ballistas, are too tall to fit into the racetrack. They begin by showcasing a small mule ground vehicle and a vulture carrier ship to transport it. They set the ship’s angle to 30 degrees and fly towards the island where the racetrack is located. Once there, they navigate through two white pipes that are not physical obstacles and make their way towards the racetrack’s entrance.
Upon entering the racetrack, the narrator mentions the presence of turrets surrounding the top of the racetrack. They note that there are walls in the racetrack area that will cause vehicle collisions if not navigated carefully. The tightness of the space restricts larger vehicles from entering, but the narrator hints at a potential alternative method. They emphasize the need to find a suitable landing area within the racetrack to unload the ground vehicle. It is suggested that dropping the vehicle onto the racetrack may be necessary due to inaccessible railings.
For those with larger vehicles, such as a Cutlass or a Connie, the narrator offers an alternative route that involves going left and navigating around the edges of the racetrack area. They caution that this pathway may lead to more hidden walls and obstacles. They also mention that getting a tank into the racetrack proved unsuccessful but highlight a specific gap where a Hercules may be able to fit. However, they advise against attempting to land any vehicles within the racetrack area.
The video concludes with the narrator mentioning their own best time of one minute and forty seconds for completing this process. They encourage viewers to try and beat this time while thanking them for watching. The video plays out with some additional footage and music, showcasing views of the racetrack.