The video reviews the Anvil Asgard, highlighting its role as a durable and versatile medium-sized drop ship designed for transporting vehicles and cargo with strong firepower and spacious interior features suited for both solo and crewed missions. The host praises its functionality and military design, comparing it favorably to similar ships like the Cutlass Black, and invites viewer feedback while noting its upcoming availability in game shops.
The video provides a detailed review and overview of the Anvil Asgard, a ship that has advanced to the final four in the Ship Showdown competition. The host begins by introducing the ship’s basic statistics, including its dimensions and crew capacity. The Anvil Asgard is described as a medium-sized drop ship, larger than the Anvil Valkyrie, designed primarily for transporting ground vehicles and cargo into challenging locations. It complements the Valkyrie by delivering heavy vehicles to support infantry missions, making it a versatile and utilitarian craft.
The ship’s technical specifications highlight its durability and firepower. It features two size two power plants, multiple coolers and shields, and a robust hull, allowing it to withstand significant damage. Its armament includes six size three weapon mounts for the pilot and a lower turret with two size four weapons for a co-pilot or gunner, alongside 16 size three missiles. This offensive and defensive capability makes the Asgard suitable for solo players engaging in combat missions as well as for cooperative play with a crew.
Inside, the Anvil Asgard offers a spacious cargo bay capable of carrying a variety of vehicles, such as two Storm AA tanks, a single large tank like the Ballista or Nova, or multiple smaller vehicles like Cyclones. It also supports carrying small ships and sub-ships, with 180 SCU of cargo space available for additional storage. The ship includes side doors with mounted weapons, personal storage lockers, an engineering area, and jump seats for additional crew members, enhancing its practical use in various mission scenarios.
The upper deck of the Asgard contains the crew’s living quarters, including sleeping areas, a bathroom, a food dispenser, and weapon and suit lockers (the latter not yet functional). The cockpit is designed with good visibility and modern multi-function displays, providing a user-friendly and tactical environment for pilots. The overall design emphasizes functionality and durability, with a military aesthetic that appeals to players looking for a reliable and versatile drop ship.
In conclusion, the host praises the Anvil Asgard for its versatility, tankiness, and utility across different gameplay styles, including cargo runs, mercenary missions, and vehicle transport. They compare it favorably to the Cutlass Black but note the Asgard’s larger size, better defenses, and stronger weaponry. The video encourages feedback from viewers, especially current owners, about potential improvements and paint schemes for upcoming events. The host also mentions the ship’s expected availability in game shops within a few months and invites viewers to subscribe for more Star Citizen content.