bombbirddude

After running the tests the results are conclusive. Macs suck for gaming, and my settings on my laptop are slightly more "fast". After comparing and adjusting the settings, I have saved my mind some trouble. CASE CLOSED

ill be running one last test on the old Mac which is one of the old computers mentioned. I'll compare the data and see what it comes to.

Unfortunately I had to sell my previous laptop. But I have a half decent idea. Let us both make this rocket and test it to see how high it gets. 1 command module with a m16 parachute, 2 mystery goo on the command module, and one flea solid rocket booster. Report the highest speed that you got, and your apophasis. 513 meters per second was the highest I got. With an apophasis of 9,432 meters But what I do remember from my old laptop was that I didn't change any of the settings at all, and it was the same version.

Yes I know but since solid fuel rockets can have a set speed at launch, that is what I'm referring to.

Liquid fuel can still be controlled throttle wise, but still goes too fast to control. The flea booster reaches 300ms at only half throttle

I just recently got this computer and got the newest version on their site. I am well aware that you can not change speeds with solid rocket boosters. However the same problem occurs with liquid fuel rockets. On my old computer running the same version, these problems do not exist.

I have had KSP for years but never bothered to make a forums account till now. The reason being is due to a slight problem. My rockets go way too fast. For instance, a command module with a flea booster gets to 10,000 meters on half throttle. This makes the game virtually unplayable, because bigger rockets get shot down by aerodynamics. This problem never occurred on any of my previous computers. Pls send help specs: windows 10 home edition quad core Intel i5 nvidia 960m