Technically, any ship can land (that cantina-ship in Mos Eisley {the one owned by Lady Valarian} landed) just not all ships can take off again (or be in much of a serviceable condition) after
Some big ships could be built on a planet, Ludyenka was built inside Coruscant (find it more logical that it was secretly built where it was than have it land and then have all those buildings built on top of it and no one notice)
In this instance, ah do: any ship can 'land', same as any plane can land on the water, just only specially designed ships/planes can either survive the landing or take off again
Any ship could be built on land, just the requirements needed to get them into space makes it not worth the time (either they are equiped with huge-ass propulsion uints that would pretty much destroy the planet or have to be equiped with huge-ass anti-grav cradles to lift it up, all of that time and resource could be better spent building an additional ship or 2 in space)
X-wing: The Bacta War is actually one of the few Star Wars books ah have, but haven't read it (and actually forgotten ah had it) for over 10 years (not sure if ah got it new or shortly after getting, but stopped reading novels in the late 90's)
Wasn't asking or suggestion a change, just pointing out that, technically, all ships can land, just not all are designed to land and those that aren't that do tend to not be in perfect flying condition afterwards (at least not without extensive repairs)
Taili a "Crash Landing" is an emergency landing in which a normal landing is not possible, so a ship that cannot land in the first place cant crash land it would be categorized as a crash (because the ship would be colliding with the ground)
It wasn't specifically directed at you Tiali. I like the idea of having the possibility to crash when moving on a planet. Depending on Ship Size and Piloting Skill maybe ?
Edited By: Abyhsen Squeegor on Year 13 Day 111 8:37
Tiali your definition of landing is not accurate. Technically, all ships can either HIT land, or crash. Neither of those is landing.
Much the same way if your drive your car into a lake you are not technically sailing
Depends on if they are on the surface of the lake or under it Arch, and ah was not getting into details about all types of landings (it was just an off-the-cuff/tongue-in-cheek comment anyway)
