Out of curiosity which planet?
In general though, I don't think there are any landable planets you can't land on, especially in a DBX. Obvioulsy with high g planets you need to take extra care and slow right down before you land, and you'll probably take damage if you don't have shields, which might annoy the passengers.
In general though, I don't think there are any landable planets you can't land on, especially in a DBX. Obvioulsy with high g planets you need to take extra care and slow right down before you land, and you'll probably take damage if you don't have shields, which might annoy the passengers.
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A good trick to land on high G worlds is to turn flight assist off and on instead of thrusters so you come down real slow.
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This one
https://eddb.io/system/bodies/41053
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...fully-landed-on-10g-gravity-world-HD-148937-3
I found out hat a lot of people have problem with this mission
Cheers. Went to have a look... Bit of a bouncy landing - wouldn't do it without shields / a bit of practice.This one
https://eddb.io/system/bodies/41053
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...fully-landed-on-10g-gravity-world-HD-148937-3
I found out hat a lot of people have problem with this mission
Wow man, that was impressive. You flew there to land on this stupid rock
I need to practice and do this mission another chance Heh. yeah... I was curious and it semed like a good idea at the time!Wow man, that was impressive. You flew there to land on this stupid rock
One thing - when you drop out of the glide, I'd suggest pulling up immediately - so you're pointing away from the planet, until you come to a complete stop and then slowly come down pulling up every so often to slow down. I left it too late and even pulling up didn't slow me enough to prevent a bounce (see the battered shields in the pic!).
It's also good fun to drive the SRV around - it really sticks to the floor in the high g - so it's worth taking one with you if you've got room!