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| − | An overview of vehicles | + | An overview of '''vehicles''' seen in ''Underrail''. |
| − | == Pilotable | + | == Pilotable vehicles == |
| − | === Jet | + | [[File:JetSkis.png|300px|thumb|Various jet ski models]] |
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| + | These vehicles the player can drive. | ||
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| + | === Jet Skis === | ||
{{main|Jet Skis}} | {{main|Jet Skis}} | ||
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[[Underrail: Expedition]] expansion adds a new method for the player to personally travel and explore the waterways of Underrail. Jet skis come in many different models and are customizable. | [[Underrail: Expedition]] expansion adds a new method for the player to personally travel and explore the waterways of Underrail. Jet skis come in many different models and are customizable. | ||
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Protectorate Dreadnoughts are armored power frames for military and industrial use. They can drill through rock, but their tunneling capabilities are nothing compared to the tunnelers of the Faceless. | Protectorate Dreadnoughts are armored power frames for military and industrial use. They can drill through rock, but their tunneling capabilities are nothing compared to the tunnelers of the Faceless. | ||
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== Metro == | == Metro == | ||
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Trains of the eponymous Underrail metro network. [[Train Driver Manual|Drivers manuals]] for the C2X train engine can be found scattered around Lower Underrail. | Trains of the eponymous Underrail metro network. [[Train Driver Manual|Drivers manuals]] for the C2X train engine can be found scattered around Lower Underrail. | ||
| − | + | The '''upper metro''' is the residential area of Underrail. It is divided into three main metro lines - blue, green and orange. The trains don't visit all the stations on the network, so some are accessible only on foot. Upper Underrail can be accessed via [[Core City]]'s main elevator. | |
| − | + | The '''lower metro''' is consists of cargo lines for the industrial and military complexes of Lower Underrail. The trains, powered by old-fashioned locomotives, have both cargo and passenger cars. Lower metro travel is initially unavailable due to an earthquake that collapsed south metro tunnel leading to SGS, but metro travel in [[Lower Underrail]] becomes accessible the next day after player [[find the drill parts|finds drill parts for SGS]] and the tunnel is cleared. | |
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| − | + | === Fast travel routes === | |
| − | * [[Fort Apogee|Polemos Station (Fort Apogee)]] ↔ [[Epione Lab]] ↔ [[University]] ↔ [[Core City]] (25 {{itemlink|Stygian Coin}}) | + | ;Upper Underrail |
| + | * [[Fort Apogee|Polemos Station (Fort Apogee)]] ↔ [[Epione Lab]] ↔ [[Institute of Tchort|University Station (Institute of Tchort)]] ↔ [[Core City]] (25 {{itemlink|Stygian Coin}}) | ||
{{for|other upper metro stations|Upper Underrail}} | {{for|other upper metro stations|Upper Underrail}} | ||
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* [[South Gate Station]] ↔ [[Rail Crossing]] ↔ [[Foundry]] ↔ [[Core City]] (25 {{itemlink|Stygian Coin}}) | * [[South Gate Station]] ↔ [[Rail Crossing]] ↔ [[Foundry]] ↔ [[Core City]] (25 {{itemlink|Stygian Coin}}) | ||
{{clear}} | {{clear}} | ||
| − | == | + | == Ferry == |
| − | [[File:Boat.png| | + | [[File:Boat.png|200px|thumb|A ferry boat]] |
The vehicle of choice for both cargo and personnel transfer via the natural underground streams and lakes in the [[Caves]] below Lower Underrail. | The vehicle of choice for both cargo and personnel transfer via the natural underground streams and lakes in the [[Caves]] below Lower Underrail. | ||
| − | + | Ferry boat captains move cargo and personnel between major settlements of the caves for a fee, and the underground rivers are also common smuggling routes. | |
=== Fast travel routes === | === Fast travel routes === | ||
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Machines used by [[the Faceless]], aka '''Tunnelers''', to dig tunnels everywhere. Not much is known about their capabilities. | Machines used by [[the Faceless]], aka '''Tunnelers''', to dig tunnels everywhere. Not much is known about their capabilities. | ||
| − | A broken tunneler that crashed in [[Core City]]'s [[Drop Zone]] can be | + | A broken tunneler that crashed in [[Core City]]'s [[Drop Zone]] can be [[Recover tunneler|repaired]] and later used to attack Black Crawlers. |
{{clear}} | {{clear}} | ||
| − | == | + | == Miscellaneous vehicles == |
<gallery widths="255px" heights="140px"> | <gallery widths="255px" heights="140px"> | ||
ruined quads.png | Ruined quads can be found around Underrail, suggesting they were used in the tunnels a long time ago. | ruined quads.png | Ruined quads can be found around Underrail, suggesting they were used in the tunnels a long time ago. | ||
Revision as of 07:33, 17 October 2017
An overview of vehicles seen in Underrail.
Pilotable vehicles
These vehicles the player can drive.
Jet Skis
- Main article: Jet Skis
Underrail: Expedition expansion adds a new method for the player to personally travel and explore the waterways of Underrail. Jet skis come in many different models and are customizable.
Dreadnought
- Main article: Protectorate Dreadnought
Protectorate Dreadnoughts are armored power frames for military and industrial use. They can drill through rock, but their tunneling capabilities are nothing compared to the tunnelers of the Faceless.
Metro
Trains of the eponymous Underrail metro network. Drivers manuals for the C2X train engine can be found scattered around Lower Underrail.
The upper metro is the residential area of Underrail. It is divided into three main metro lines - blue, green and orange. The trains don't visit all the stations on the network, so some are accessible only on foot. Upper Underrail can be accessed via Core City's main elevator.
The lower metro is consists of cargo lines for the industrial and military complexes of Lower Underrail. The trains, powered by old-fashioned locomotives, have both cargo and passenger cars. Lower metro travel is initially unavailable due to an earthquake that collapsed south metro tunnel leading to SGS, but metro travel in Lower Underrail becomes accessible the next day after player finds drill parts for SGS and the tunnel is cleared.
Fast travel routes
- Upper Underrail
- Polemos Station (Fort Apogee) ↔ Epione Lab ↔ University Station (Institute of Tchort) ↔ Core City (25
Stygian Coin)
- For other upper metro stations, see Upper Underrail.
- Lower Underrail
- South Gate Station ↔ Rail Crossing ↔ Foundry ↔ Core City (25 Stygian Coin)
Ferry
The vehicle of choice for both cargo and personnel transfer via the natural underground streams and lakes in the Caves below Lower Underrail.
Ferry boat captains move cargo and personnel between major settlements of the caves for a fee, and the underground rivers are also common smuggling routes.
Fast travel routes
- Caves
- South Gate Station (25
SGS Credits or 8 Stygian Coin) ↔ Junkyard (10 Stygian Coin) ↔ Camp Hathor (10 Stygian Coin) ↔ Core City (20 Stygian Coin) - Junkyard (10 Stygian Coin) ↔ Silent Isle
- South Gate Station (300 Stygian Coin) ↔ Forsaken Island (only once)
Tunnelers
Machines used by the Faceless, aka Tunnelers, to dig tunnels everywhere. Not much is known about their capabilities.
A broken tunneler that crashed in Core City's Drop Zone can be repaired and later used to attack Black Crawlers.
Miscellaneous vehicles
Ruined quads can be found around Underrail, suggesting they were used in the tunnels a long time ago.
Minecarts are used to transfer ore from Foundry mines to its furnaces.
Some of the larger warehouses in south Underrail have functional forklifts.
Ruined jeeps fill the parking lots of abandoned Hollow Earth research complex in Deep Caverns.
Unused prototype asset for Upper Underrail metro train
