Asobo made most roofs landable, great progress compared to FSX and P3D, but obviously they are not very stable. When I land on a flat roof, the Bell 47 becomes a Dancing Queen. I never noticed that, when I landed with a STOL-Plane on a roof. Vibrations in a Heli are realistic, but so strong? 
Donāt try to land on the helipad of a cruise ship though.
They look so inviting, but the ships are apparently just a mirage. 
If You want to land on ships, go to flightsim.to and look for āAircraft Carrier Groupā , āAnimated Light Vessel East Goodwinā and with superyachts: āFrench Riviera Helipad Mega Packā. They are landable.
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Just found out about the landable roofs - we needed a helicopter to discover this. Iām really pleased as itās so frustrating in X-Plane having ghost buildings everywhere. One of my favourite things in AFS2 is hopping the R22 between skyscraper roofs in Manhattan for landing practice.
Thanks for the tip, I tried a few last night and some were stable and some caused that jittery effect you mention, not sure how to tell the difference but it will be fun finding out.
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Tokyo is helipad galore for roof top landings so much helipads there with default scenery 
- Japanās capital has 80+ buildings where helicopters can land
- Most sit idle, restricted by noise concerns and regulations
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And no sink through ???
I landed on a lot of them without problem 
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Lol great to know, will take a trip to try them out
Tony
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We have more than that here in Sao Paulo, Brazil. They are not in the Sim, yet, unfortunately.
ā¦and i would imagine that thereās nothing worse than a flattened chopper
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Okivango Delta is made by SimWorks Studios not ORBX