Ship and camp loot: search it, pack it, rack it
The most important inventory rule in the creator footage is physical: loot is moved in portable crates, and cargo only comes home when the crate is placed on a ship rack or shelf.
Correct as of Update #6 · 2026-08-03
Players report · All Ship And Camp Loot Explained!! Ultimate Guide!
This guide is based on an authorized community video. It is a practical route through the footage, not an official loot table.
Drawn from attributed player reports or authorized community footage. This is experience-level evidence, not a confirmed fact about every build.
Where to look first
- Military boats: gun crates, ammunition and ship cannons.
- Boat extras and sand piles: scattered containers and mixed loot; sand piles require a shovel in the recording.
- Raider camps: red-door entrances, crates, time bombs and fuel rods.
- Basic ships: gun parts, cannon ammunition and occasional locked boxes.
Use crates instead of overloading your character
- Pick up a portable crate.
- Open a container and transfer items into the crate.
- Carry the crate back to the Trampler.
- Place it on a hull rack or on a shelf in the captain’s or crew quarters.
A crate left elsewhere may not extract with you. Before calling extraction, walk the racks and confirm every valuable crate is stored.
Prepare the ship before driving away
- Put spare armor, a backup gun and ammunition in the captain’s quarters.
- Store food in the fridge if you want a faster reported respawn.
- Transfer ammunition from a crate into a cannon in bulk, then install the loaded cannon.
The video shows categories and handling, not a complete or current drop-rate table. Item values, spawns and named loot can change.