Getting a vehicle is a long and arduous process. Not counting gathering the necessary resources, characters have to acquire knowledge about how to craft the various vehicles which includes researching the components, crafting the components and then finally assembling them into a usable vehicle – each of these steps taking several hours. All vehicle crafting is done by use of the Science tradeskill.
To get started with vehicle crafting, characters are able to do a number of quests (located in Sector 1) which on completion teaches the proper knowledge to start crafting and researching more advanced vehicles. All these quests also rewards a vehicle component that is used to craft the basic ATV.
Vehicles allowing passengers currently does not exist, but will perhaps be added in the future.
Craftable vehicles
All vehicles and their components are made using the Science tradeskill.
ATVs
- ATV Key - Skill 30
- Franklin's Rider ATV Key - Skill 105
- Improved ATVs
- Cargo ATV Key - Skill 60
- Reinforced ATV Key - Skill 60
- Biodiesel ATV Key - Skill 75
- Electric ATV Key - Skill 90
- Advanced ATVs
- Explorer ATV Key - Skill 120
- Hybrid ATV Key - Skill 135
- Assault ATV Key - Skill 150
Motorcycles
- Motorcycle Key - Skill 45
- Improved Motorcycles
- Combat Motorcycle Key - Skill 75
- Cargo Motorcycle Key - Skill 75
- Biodiesel Motorcycle Key - Skill 90
- Electric Motorcycle Key - Skill 105
- Advanced Motorcycles
- Courier Bike Key - Skill 135
- Wasteland Rider Key - Skill 150
- Nomad Speedster Key - Skill 164
- GlobalTech Vehicles
- GT Chopper Key - Skill 195
Dune Buggies
- Dune Buggy Key - Skill 75
- Improved Dune Buggies
- Convoy Buggy Key - Skill 105
- Combat Buggy Key - Skill 120
- Survivalist Buggy Key - Skill 120
- Electric Buggy Key - Skill 135
- Advanced Dune Buggies
- Load Runner Key - Skill 164
- Nomad Buggy Key - Skill 180
- GlobalTech Vehicles
- The Rival Key - Skill 195
Interceptors
- Interceptor Speedster Key - Skill 164
- Interceptor Security Model Key - Skill 195
Vandals
- Fastback Key - Skill 195
- Hatchback Key - Skill 195
- Tonneau Key - Skill 195
- Battle Fastback Key - Skill 195
Special Vehicles
Those vehicles are buyable in Marketplace, Reward Merchants, Auction or found in Black Boxes.
- Fallen Earth ATV - Marketplace
- Flame Rider Key - Marketplace
- Badland Rider Key - Marketplace
- Sharkbite Motorcycle Key
- Chopper Key - Marketplace (Promotional)
- Spiked Chopper Key - Legacy Reward
- Digital Chopper Key - Marketplace
- Tribal Chopper Key - Marketplace
- Valkyrie Chopper Key - Marketplace
- Barbed Wire Bobtail Key - Marketplace
- Flame Bobtail Key - Marketplace
- Jolly Bobtail Key - Premium Reward
- Scavenger's Dune Buggy Key - Reward Points
- Striped Speedster Key - Reward Points
- Interceptor Monster Key - Marketplace
- Hatchback Camo Key
- Striped Hatchback
- Hot Hatch
- Tonneau Camo Key
- Tonneau Stripes Key
- Tonneau Flames Key
- Tonneau Festiva Key
- Flame Battle Fastback Key
- Xmas Battle Tanker Key
Fuel
Different vehicles require different types of fuel. Fuel can be bought at most garages (which usually are located outside towns and are marked by a red gasoline can on the map) or crafted by characters using the Science tradeskill.
Types of fuel:
Flying Vehicles
There are currently no plans for pilotable vehicles. A large part of the travel elements in the Fallen Earth world are based on terrain, such as huge canyons making the trip between two points three hundred yards away take a few hours instead of a few minutes. While the developers want people to be able to get where the fun is, adding the capacity to fly would make a humongous change to the overall flavor of the game and one they don't think would be a change for the better. P.S. Maybe hover vehicles or magnetic drive, both not capabale to fly high above ground.
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