In the video, Law of the West explores the compatibility of the Argo Atlas with various ships in Star Citizen, successfully fitting it into larger vessels like the Hammerhead and Reclaimer, while highlighting challenges with smaller and medium-sized ships. He concludes that the Atlas can fit into certain ships like the Freelancer and Cutlass, which have tractor beams, while advising against using others due to complications during transport.
In the video, Law of the West discusses the compatibility of the Argo Atlas, a small vehicle in Star Citizen, with various ships for transportation. While he acknowledges that the Atlas can fit into all large and capital class ships, such as the Hammerhead, Reclaimer, and Constellation series, he focuses on smaller and medium-sized ships. He provides insights into which ships can accommodate the Atlas, starting with the Cutter and its variants, which can transport the Atlas without issues.
Law attempts to fit the Atlas into several other ships, including the Banu Defender. Initially unsuccessful, he discovers that by turning the Atlas sideways, he can maneuver it into the Defender. However, he finds that other vehicles, such as the Terrain and Spartan, are not suitable for transporting the Atlas, as they lack the necessary space. Moreover, attempts with the Cyclone and Pisces also prove futile, as the Atlas cannot fit into these vehicles either.
The video further explores the use of ships with lifts, such as the Mole, STV, and Retaliator. Law notes that while it is possible to get the Atlas onto the lift of some of these ships, it requires two people and can lead to complications, including the Atlas being flung out of the lift or getting stuck inside the ship. He advises against using these ships for Atlas transportation due to these issues and the risk of player death when riding the lift with the Atlas.
Law also examines the suitability of the Avenger, Vanguard, and Vulture for transporting the Atlas. He finds that the Atlas does not fit into these ships due to collision issues, even though it seems like it should. He humorously notes his attempts to stick the Atlas to the side of a Hercules, which ultimately fails, reinforcing the limitations of the game’s mechanics.
Lastly, he confirms that the Atlas can fit into certain ships like the Freelancer, Cutlass, and Spirit, which already have tractor beams, making them more suitable for Atlas transportation. Law wraps up the video by expressing hope that his findings help viewers determine whether their ships can accommodate the Atlas, thanking the audience for watching and encouraging them to take care.
the-eradicator reacts:
In the video titled “Star Citizen: What does the ATLS fit into?” content creator Law of the West explores the various ships and vehicles in the game Star Citizen that can transport the Argo Atlas. The video begins with an introduction by the Eradicator, who expresses excitement about Law of the West’s return to creating content for the community. The focus is on identifying not only the large and capital ships that can accommodate the Atlas but also smaller and medium-sized options, which is particularly useful for players looking to optimize their gameplay.
Law of the West quickly confirms that many of the larger ships, such as the Hercules, Hammerhead, and 890 Jump, can indeed fit the Atlas. He then shifts his attention to smaller ships, specifically the Cutter and its variants, which can carry the Atlas without any issues. However, he humorously notes that the Cutter Rambler has the worst vehicle transport capabilities among the variants, yet it can still accommodate the Atlas. This sets the stage for further experimentation with various other ship types.
The video progresses as Law of the West tests the Atlas’s fit in various ships, including the Banu Defender and the Terrapin. He shares that while the Atlas could fit into the Banu Defender by maneuvering it sideways, the Terrapin proved to be an impossible fit. He also tries larger transport vehicles like the Spartan and the Cyclone, but finds that they lack the necessary space to carry the Atlas. His trials often lead to humorous mishaps, such as the Atlas getting stuck or causing his character to die from attempting to ride it on an elevator.
Continuing his exploration, Law of the West tests several other ships, including the 300 series and the Avenger, but encounters issues with collision boxes preventing the Atlas from fitting. He emphasizes that while some ships appear to have enough space, unexpected collision mechanics hinder successful transportation. This leads him to conclude that many older ships in the game have outdated designs that complicate fitting newer vehicles like the Atlas.
Towards the end of the video, Law of the West summarizes his findings, confirming that while certain ships like the Mercury Star Runner can accommodate the Atlas, many others cannot. He encourages players to consider the Atlas’s transport capabilities when selecting ships for their fleet. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to support Law of the West’s channel, highlighting his valuable contributions to the Star Citizen community and encouraging fans to subscribe for more content.