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The STRUCTURE of the future Career Mode?
RickyKSP replied to Naten's topic in KSP1 Suggestions & Development Discussion
I like this idea +10 -
Science Instruments and the Tech Tree
RickyKSP replied to MUSTANG's topic in KSP1 Suggestions & Development Discussion
This idea is good, but don't you think people will get bored by analyzing soil and other little things? I'm sure the devs will figure out a way to make this feature more entertaining. Maybe a mission to build a mega space station and do science experiments aboard would be interesting. -
Ability to dump fuel
RickyKSP replied to ammonia_ocean's topic in KSP1 Suggestions & Development Discussion
Idk about this though, I always attach drop tanks to my interplanetary ships -
View history of your spacecraft events
RickyKSP replied to Trobby888's topic in KSP1 Suggestions & Development Discussion
Hey, but this can be a good idea too. Like a timeline for all you flights and you can see your mistakes. -
Make all decouplers not cross-feed fuel
RickyKSP replied to Mr_Auto's topic in KSP1 Suggestions & Development Discussion
You can go to the part config files and disable fuel crossfeed. -
Possible to Rotate the flag?
RickyKSP replied to Silent_Thunder's topic in KSP1 Gameplay Questions and Tutorials
Just right click the flag to take it down, and face your kerbal to the left of where you want to put the flag. Kerbals always want to turn before they put down a flag. -
It's not bad......
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Try whack a kerbal
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If the Kerbol System replaced Alpha Centauri
RickyKSP replied to Sax Man Aeronautics's topic in Science & Spaceflight
Let's just send a bomb to Kerbin. Maybe the Kerbals will use the technology..... -
Ring (or more like Square) around a planet or moon??
RickyKSP replied to Jaedinator's topic in Science & Spaceflight
It's impossible. The force of gravity on the object will collapse on either side of the planet. You would need something 20 times stronger than carbon nanotubes to make it possible. -
There are 2 possible models of Titan: an outer crust with warm, convecting water below surface; or a crust with cold, frozen liquid underneath We know that there is liquid on Titan, and it's really similar to Earth