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Please note: this is not necessarily the point at which the aircraft stopped moving.
Furthermore, you must complete your landing before your turn time expires. If you
do not touch down in time, you lose your turn.
The points you receive during a turn are dependent upon where you touch down.
Within the target, each colored zone has a different point value. Normally, the closer
to the center you land, the more points you receive. Your touch down point is the
point on the ground directly below the center of your aircraft, no matter what part of
your aircraft touches first.
The event continues until each player has completed all of his or her turns, or has
been disqualified (usually by crashing), or has left the event. The player with the
highest point total is the winner.
You also have a limit on how many landing attempts you can make during your turn.
The host sets this limit at the start of the event.
You can approach the target from either direction (i.e., you can cross either attempt
line). For an attempt to count, you must be approaching the target when you cross an
attempt line. The aircraft must be airborne when it crosses the attempt line (i.e., if
you taxi, the attempt will not count).
You can only touch down once per turn, so if it looks like you may miss the target,
pull up, circle around, and try again.
The event continues until the players have completed all of their turns, all of the
players have been disqualified (usually by crashing), or everyone has left the event.
The player with the highest total score wins.
EVENTS VIEWPORT DISPLAY BOX
During the Event, a situational screen will appear on your display. The
Autorotation/Deadstick Event section provides general notes on this display box.
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