The video examines which ships and vehicles can fit into the new cargo pods of the Envil Carrack in Star Citizen 4.0, revealing that many small ships, including the Razor and M50 Interceptor, are too wide or tall for the pods. Notable successes include fitting the Mirage Fury and smaller Cyclone models, while the presenter suggests that future updates may improve the cargo pod’s compatibility with a wider range of vehicles.
In the video, the presenter explores which ships and vehicles can fit into the new cargo pods of the Envil Carrack in Star Citizen 4.0. The testing begins with various small ships, including the Razor and M50 Interceptor, but the presenter quickly discovers that the wings of these ships are too wide to fit inside the cargo pods without damaging them. The presenter notes that while the M50 Interceptor can fit in the front vehicle bay, it cannot be accommodated in the cargo pods due to size constraints. Similarly, attempts to fit the Archimedes and Cougar result in the same conclusion, as their dimensions prove to be too large.
Moving on to other vehicles, the presenter tests the 85X and the Pisces. The 85X is too wide for the cargo pods but can fit in the top hangar, although with difficulty. The Pisces, on the other hand, fits perfectly in the top hangar but is too large for the cargo pods. The presenter continues to experiment with various vehicles, including the MPUV Cargo and the Origin 100i, finding that while some can fit in the top hangar, none are suitable for the cargo pods due to their height and width.
A significant highlight of the video is the successful fitting of the Mirage Fury into the cargo pods. The presenter explains the careful maneuvering required to fit the Fury, indicating that it can be stored in the cargo pods if approached correctly. The presenter mentions that up to six Furies can fit in the cargo area, showcasing the potential for strategic storage of these ships within the Carrack.
The exploration then shifts to ground vehicles, where the presenter encounters challenges due to the height of the cargo pods. Vehicles like the Rock and the Argo pickup truck are deemed too tall to fit, while the Drake Mule can fit with some effort. The presenter successfully fits the STV and various versions of the Cyclone, noting that only the regular Cyclone and its variants can be accommodated, while the Cyclone TR and MT are too large to fit due to their turret configurations.
In conclusion, the video highlights the limitations of the Carrack’s cargo pods in terms of accommodating various ships and vehicles. The presenter emphasizes that while only a few vehicles can fit, including the Fury and smaller Cyclone models, the cargo pods are not yet optimized for wider vehicles. The presenter notes that this is just the first iteration of the cargo pods, and future updates may allow for better fitting options as the design evolves. Overall, the video provides a thorough examination of the current capabilities of the Carrack’s cargo pods while hinting at potential improvements in the future.