How do you do "Cargo from the Ship" ?

[Elijah]

The Oversized Cargo needs atleast 4 slots. How or what did they intent to get through this narrow road that can also load such a heavy cargo ?

[Private]

I used a 4 slot trailer and good driving skills. It was a pain in the ass.

[Private]

Otherwise the Twinsteer.

[herrschaftg35]

Magic.

After all, semi trucks transport 40 foot ISO containers via dirt bike trails quite regularly in fantasy land.

[XC3758]

I took the standard 5 slot sideboard semi trailer through there with my 64131. It's easy, just go slow and watch your path (no time limit on the mission, so I stayed in L+ all the way). The second one I just loaded it onto my two slot fleetstar 2070 and "locked" it into place (after autoloading it into the previous mentioned semi trailer) then drove slow again.

[Applied Mediocrity]

- Cargo from the ship.
- Where does it go?
- From the ship!

Thank you. I'll be here all week.

[Robuk]

Originally posted by Applied Mediocrity:

- Cargo from the ship.
- Where does it go?
- From the ship!

Thank you. I'll be here all week.

Its to be delivered to the warehouse at smithville dam.

[Top]

Cargo from the Ship can be be a bit of a challenge, but if you take your time and use your winch for pulling and stability, it is doable with either the WWS pulling a sideboard semi-trailer or with a Twinsteer.

Chances are you will probably roll at least once, so make sure you have a good Crane and Heavy truck on standby to help recover. I've done that mission in Coop at least 4 or more times now and don't ever recall completing it without one of us rolling at least once.

[rgx107]

I used the low-boy kind of trailer (vehicle trailer), the lower centre of gravity helps with stability. But yes I also remember flipping a container in the first turn, it felt like it was scripted and not the physics of the game flipping the conteiner. It's a painful mission, you are more or less winching the trailer through on the frame, like a sledge.

[Elijah]

I first tryed the super heavy trailer (cause 8 spots). Oh boy was that an adventure. Didn´t make it with the cargo though. So i took a semi sideboard and the navistar. Man that thing save my whole game at this point. Inflippable and pulls sideboard trailers straight over rockformations. Ain´t stopping this thing.

[Private]

tried*
"inflippable" ? lol /dead

[Elijah]

Originally posted by Wreez:

tried*
"inflippable" ? lol /dead

I made it without flipp or any real problem. Was pretty gamey though. Full throttel Auto gear. That trailer was jumping sideways. Would have probably be broken in two, in reality. XD

[Private]

Lots of crap in this game would destroy reality. This game exists in a world where the laws of physics are fake news.

[Private]

I'm not sure what gamey means in this context. It's used to describe wild hunted meat. So I assume you mean it was good.

[Elijah]

Originally posted by Wreez:

I'm not sure what gamey means in this context. It's used to describe wild hunted meat. So I assume you mean it was good.

Gamey, like game-like, not simulation-like.

[Twilight]

Originally posted by Roxy Simp #-2147483647:

I first tryed the super heavy trailer (cause 8 spots).

Exactly what i did. But i took it all the way back to the destination (stubborness i guess). This was some piece of work. Flipped and wedged it only on Drummon Island... like 5 meters after the start, the first river crossing 100m further and then the bendy and steep beachside rise back to the main road. After that, it was happy pulling till the end. Having the Super Heavy in the serpentines and carefully navigating each curve was super fun!