Land or Die How to Refuel - Guide

Overview

Running out of fuel in Land or Die can strand your plane mid-flight or leave you on the ground with no way to escape. This guide covers everything you need to know about how to refuel, from finding fuel to successfully filling your tank. The goal is to keep you airborne and avoid a crash landing.

Prerequisites

Before you can refuel, you will need:

• A plane that is either landed or stationary.
• Access to a fuel source. This could be a fuel pump at an airport or a portable gas can.
• An empty fuel tank on your plane (you cannot refuel a full tank).

Steps to Refuel

Follow these steps to refuel your plane in Land or Die.

1. Land Your Plane Safely

To refuel, you must be on the ground. Make a safe landing at an airport or a flat area near a fuel source. Listen to air traffic control (ATC) for landing instructions. In the game, ATC might say, "You're clear to make your emergency landing at the nearest airport." Follow their guidance to avoid crashing.

2. Locate a Fuel Source

Once on the ground, find a fuel pump or a gas can. Fuel pumps are typically found at airports. Portable gas cans can sometimes be found in the world or purchased. If you see a gas can, pick it up.

3. Prepare the Fuel

If you are using a gas can, you may need to fill it first. According to community reports, you can fill a gas can by interacting with a fuel pump. Once the gas can is full, you can carry it to your plane.

4. Refuel the Plane

Approach your plane with the fuel source. Interact with the fuel tank on the plane to start refueling. The exact interaction button (e.g., "E" on PC) should appear on screen when you are close enough. Hold the button until the tank is full.

Common Mistakes

• Forgetting to Land: You cannot refuel while flying. Always land first.
• Not Having a Fuel Source: A fuel pump or a filled gas can is required. Do not approach the plane empty-handed.
• Refueling with a Full Tank: The game will not let you refuel if the tank is already full. Use fuel only when needed.
• Ignoring ATC Warnings: ATC may warn you about low fuel or other hazards. Ignoring these can lead to a crash before you can refuel.

Advanced Tips

• Monitor Your Fuel Gauge: Keep an eye on your fuel level during flight. Plan your landings before the tank runs dry.
• Use Portable Gas Cans: If you are far from a fuel pump, carry a filled gas can with you. This allows you to refuel in remote locations.
• Refuel During Stops: Whenever you land for any reason (e.g., to fix oxygen or avoid a megalodon), take the opportunity to refuel if you are near a source.

Related Guides

• How to Avoid the Megalodon
• How to Fix an Oxygen Malfunction
• How to Get the Duck
• How to Kill the Goose