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At 45G you should be about as flat as a pancake :p

i wish srvs handled like this on all planets lol. And you know, jupiters gravity is apparently about 2.528g so this planets gravity is nuts at 45g

Момент, когда корабль буквально скрипит при попытке маневрировать🥶

Note to self:- Say away from this planet lol I'm not known for my stellar landings on high grav planets. Ruined a few ships coming in too hot cause I stupidly didnt check the scans before landing haha

Я просто вертикально ставил корабль и садился как ракета , двигатели сзади всегда сильнее маневровых .

How do you get invited to a race?

Tungsten Cube? Nah we have the Tungsten Planet 💀

Ohh hey it's trisolaris!

The 'surface' (photosphere) gravity on the sun is 28G.

note for self- avoid WHATEVER THE FUCK THAT IS BY A FUCKING SECTOR

I've been doing extensive high-G planet testing. So just three things. At first, when being in the glide there is no G-force effect. So you can aim at your target area no matter of the angle unless its out of red zone - so as usual for all planets. When you pop out of the glide, level the ship to zero degress, as shown here. Dont.use any thrusters. Just let the ship do it for you. Second: Dont release your landing gear too early, just directly before touch-down. Why? Your thrusters have only 50% power. So any emergency measure (pulling up + full thrust forwards) has less power. And the third: These mechanics are all the way the same above 10 G. There is no difference landing on a 10G planet or 45G. FDev has it cut off. I did it with a type9 with weekest stock engines. I made around 30 landings for testing. And how to escape from those planets? Very easy: go up with your vertical thrusters.... pull in the landing gear while going up. It takes time..... just wait.... above 2km over ground... pitch up the nose and give 100% thrust forward only.... hit the SC-button and thats it. Remember: 10g is the real maximum. Everything above behaves the same! And for new players: getting down on high g means dont use your vertical thrusters downwards, use going forwards and backwards in an angle. Cheers!

That the ship can hover means that its thrusters _should_ be able to launch it vertically at 44g on a 1g planet. But, alas, this game is inconsistent af.

I wonder there's some gravity suppressor going on in the SRV and the ship, as the guy alone would weigh around 3600kg (more than a fully loaded SUV) on the surface, and the two ton SRV (at 1G) would weight roughly 90 tons. So to make those 2 meter jumps would need roughly 1,8 million Newtons of thrust to make. That's a lot of thrust.

the way you are driving on this high G planet you can be lucky that the developers of elite dangerous are not collaborating with the beamNG team

awesome! I now want to go there with a sidewinder and try to reach the most insane speed possible before crashing

thanks for sharing! i died to a clops 2 minutes before the boom :( also may i ask if this clipper is a xeno build?

Beautiful, but as someone said once, the bigger they are the harder they fall

that looks like a parody to Star Citizen

11:44 looks like flaws in Frontiers programming ... 45G planet would not allow your dune buggy to get that much "air".

Damn i think im close there is that NGC 7822 nebulae at top left of the screen at 1:11 ?

How does a planet with 45G *not* have an atmosphere?! It would be highly volcanic, I would imagine (by the square cube law, it'd trap a lot more internal heat than it could easily get rid of), and even without a magnetic field, I doubt solar wind could strip-away such a heavy atmosphere. It would be super cool to discover a planet such as this irl. I have so many questions! >:)

It's an awesome landing! 😊 anyone has to acknowledge that! 🫶👎👍👏

Great landing! I have to say that it's pathetic after so many years of this game being out that we still have to tediously hoover up every meteor little chunk one by one.

This is why we wear brown pants cmdr 🫡

This game is absurd. Something with 45x the gravity of Earth would be approaching an mini-Neptune aka a small gas giant.

What the hell is that planet made from? Even if it was osmium, it wouldn't be dense enough...

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Three body problem :D

What are those annoying particles flying back and forth along the windshield? 🤔

I got myself inside a star of a binary system and the game simply pulled me out of that star, it was a really messy bug. It happened twice, but I reported the bug and that didn't happen since them.

Tried playing Ed, forgot the controls.

Yay you did everything you can do on 400-billion-star systems in 13 minutes!

How I lost my first Crusader... lol

And I thought binary systems gave me the creeps...

The sense of scale on the planet is crazy. Much larger appearing than no man's sky planets, for example.

You know it's bad when you're 20 Mm away from the core and nearly in orbital cruise

I know this is just a game but I don’t think a rocky planet with 45G is possible. The sun is 27.9G and is way more massive than any rocky planets could be before they become gas giants. Where’s Neil DeGrasse Tyson when you need him? 😂

Did i hear Vegeta laughing? 😅

Starfield could learn from this...

Beware of the HEGA BAG!

First time i've heard "High gravity warning" in my life

ehm..... did you manage to start from there or are you sitting still on that fat planet? 😁

3 bodies problem

how tf bro didnt get crushed by 45 fucking G's

Gonna go here later

3 bodies.

45g world should flatten the SRV like a pancake. Let's not even talk about what's required to get off the surface. Lol.

Do you really land like this? Gliding slowly? 💀 No thrusters, no on foot; i'm really disappointed.

Promo sm 🤪