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I went off screen, turned around and crashed at 394.6 MPH.
This, and going sideways really really fast is the way. The highest I've seen is 1500mph.
A solid “C” landing
Score: 71.9 point landing
Speed: 4.7mph
Angle: 2.5°
Time: 276 seconds
Flips: 27
Max speed: 114.4mph
Max height: 1323ft
Engine used: 58 times
Boosters used: 63 times
https://ehmorris.com/lander/Pretty fun! I like trying to make as many flips as possible: Basically a fender bender, but you landed Score: 45.4 point landing Speed: 3.5mph Angle: 9.5° Time: 62 seconds Flips: 18 Max speed: 86.8mph Max height: 1276ft Engine used: 32 times Boosters used: 55 times
131 point crash - https://i.ibb.co/YdJ1c8B/131.png 426 max speed landing - https://i.ibb.co/5k5Csjt/Max-Speed426.png
Suggestion of improvement: landing should only be successful if lateral velocity is inside a limit.
This feels like an achievement: Unbelievable, the crater is visible from Earth Score: 190.2 point crash Speed: 1612.3mph Angle: 98.6° Time: 220 seconds Flips: 0 Max speed: 1612.3mph Max height: 4534ft Engine used: 15 times Boosters used: 129 times https://ehmorris.com/lander/
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This, and going sideways really really fast is the way. The highest I've seen is 1500mph.
I crashed at 2499.1 mph by going sideways for a long long time. How accurate is your physics? If I hit orbital velocity, will I just orbit the moon? What if I hit escape velocity?
Nice one. The left-right feel swapped to me, but I fail to give a factual reason. Also reminds me of two 90s era DOS games: Ugh and some other about landing on Moon. Similar to yours, but the lander looked like a small tower/crate (for lack of better description).
