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I would like it to be able to cope with my bad landing skills, though. The fuel truck seems like a good idea, I didn't want to do it because I hate launching giant rockets (not like my interplanetary ship isn't huge),

So I'm trying to set up an interplanetary transport system between Kerbin and Moho, and my plan is to have a large tanker refuel the interplanetary ship at Moho. It requires 10,000 units of LiquidFuel to Low Moho orbit, so I'm using a large Mk3 fuel tank. My plan was to land the tanker near a mining base, and move it using a rover. The problem is, the tanker is so heavy, even when empty, that the rover can barely move, and goes at 0.5 m/s up slightly inclined hills on Moho. Does anyone have any suggestions for how I could do this better? https://1drv.ms/i/s!Ag6H0m7Hg8jmgrJ26CD_EbCQaWxvQA https://1drv.ms/i/s!Ag6H0m7Hg8jmgrJ44EK5T1iLzQVsag https://1drv.ms/i/s!Ag6H0m7Hg8jmgrJ44EK5T1iLzQVsag

0s deadline? What does that mean??

Here: http://imgur.com/heiCB4L

Saw this after leaving a save: http://imgur.com/gallery/IZfW6B1/new

Unity 5 should be more stable at 64-bit, which supports memory in the exabytes, instead of 4 GB for 32-bit. Just switched from Ubuntu to Manjaro Linux today for no reason except to try.

Nothing. Most likely, the developers will continue to use Unity(Which uses Direct3D), instead of having to write a brand new game engine in Vulkan.

2.1 Tons, EverMoreAlpaca? I'll see what I can shave off your entry. 1 parachute < 2 Wings With a Nosecone Bicycles are too heavy. A Unicycle should work. Apparently, you get 0.2 m/s of acceleration from Kerbin's rotation at the runway.

Awesome! This would've been so useful when I started playing...

I can't wait until they add multi-threading support in 1.1. Right now, a 70$ Pentium G3258 clocked at 3.2 Ghz can get almost the same performance than a i7-5960X at 3.0 Ghz(1000$)

I only get this when I use BetterTimeWarp..

I hate this 'feature' because when my rockets blow up, the lander gets disconnected from the fairing, BUT it is still in the fairing, so I cannot activate the fairing or activate my engines to blow it up.

Lithobrake!

Testing heat tolerance with Nerv Engines. Many lives were saved thanks to his sacrifice.

Product description “ Through exploitation of the natural decay of Blutonium-238, this elegantly simple power generator can provide consistent, stable power for decades. Not to be used for providing heating during emergency rover excursions. ” (This is possibly a reference to The Martian, where Mark Watney used a RTG to provide heating in order to save power.) http://wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/PB-NUK_Radioisotope_Thermoelectric_Generator I added that a few weeks ago