What vehicles are available?
What vehicles are available?
Cars Abandoned cars stand along the roads and at locations such as parking lots and gas stations — you don't buy or craft them, you find them and get them running. A car needs two parts and fuel:
Car Battery — research it at the workbench and craft it.
Engine — can't be crafted. Look under the hoods of wrecked cars along the roads.
Fuel Bottles — go into the car's own fuel slot.
Put both parts into the hood and press Install, fill the tank, and the car starts. Some cars are single-seaters, others carry a whole team. Passengers can shoot while riding; the driver can't. Some cars also have a 25-slot boot with no lock — anyone can open it. Cars have no owner: anyone can drive one. More in "How do I find and start a car?".
Buggy A light, fast off-road single-seater, good for scouting and quick raids, though the open frame leaves the driver exposed. It can run over enemies. The Buggy is an Item with Mechanics: buying it in the Store unlocks crafting — you still gather the components on the server, craft it and place it from your quick slots. One Buggy per player at a time: placing a new one removes the old one. It runs on Fuel Bottles and comes with a full tank when you place it; coasting doesn't use fuel. It has a 25-slot boot. Only you can drive it, but on PvP servers anyone can open its boot — on PvE only you can.
Copter A compact helicopter for the pilot and one passenger, for fast travel over obstacles. Like the Buggy, it's an Item with Mechanics: buying it unlocks crafting (Other section), then you craft it on the server. Controls: Gas to climb, Left/Right to turn, the joystick to tilt forward, and Exit. One Copter per player at a time. It runs on Fuel Bottles and comes with a full tank. Only you can pilot it, but anyone can take the passenger seat. On PvP servers anyone can open its storage — on PvE only you can. It's exposed to fire but gives you height and speed; flying it takes practice.
Ziplines and power lines Tall power line towers stand across the map, connected by wires over forests and hills.
Travel: ride the wires like ziplines between towers.
Loot: tower platforms have crates and barrels.
Risk: on a zipline you're exposed and easy to spot from the ground.
Train — see "What is the railroad for? How do I drive the train?".