In this episode, the player transitions their base of operations in Star Citizen from the 890 Jump to the Ironclad, outfitting it with cargo containers, a medbed, and planning to add a fabricator to support living and small cargo trading. They organize their ships and storage within the hangar, explore the Ironclad’s interior features, and outline their strategy for using the Ironclad as a mobile base for trading, scouting, and cargo runs.
In this episode, the player is setting up their Ironclad ship in Star Citizen for living and small cargo trading. Previously, they used the 890 Jump as their base, but now they are transitioning to the Ironclad while still keeping the 85X and Gollum OX as their scout and small cargo ships respectively. They plan to equip the Ironclad with a fabricator and various cargo boxes of different sizes, as well as a medbed since they no longer have the 890 Jump’s medical facilities.
The player proceeds to organize their ships and cargo inside the hangar, moving the Ursa Medivac onto the Ironclad and arranging cargo boxes, including 8-size, 2-size, and 1-size containers. They also position the 85X and Gollum OX in the hangar, ensuring their scout and cargo ships are ready for use. The player mentions the need to acquire a fabricator soon and discusses the logistics of moving cargo boxes between locations.
As they explore the Ironclad’s interior, the player highlights features such as the captain’s quarters, a command module, and storage areas. They note some minor annoyances like the ship’s lighting, which they wish to turn off but cannot figure out how. The player reflects on the spacious cargo capacity and considers the best placement for the fabricator, weighing options between cargo grids and other storage spaces.
The player demonstrates their intention to live on the Ironclad ship for a while, using it as a mobile base for trading and exploration. They plan to scout areas, purchase cargo, and use the Gollum OX to collect and store goods on the Ironclad. The player also notes some technical details about moving cargo boxes and the importance of placing them correctly to avoid losing them when the hangar moves.
The video concludes with the player summarizing their setup and plans for future gameplay sessions, including taking the Ironclad out for cargo runs and continuing to organize their equipment and storage. They encourage viewers to like, subscribe, and follow for upcoming content, signing off with a promise to return to the Star Citizen universe soon.