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This.

Happy and safe travels Kapser!

Thank you Felipe for your hard work and this wonderful game, and best wishes for your future endeavours.

Gremlins are real! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelly%E2%80%93Hopkinsville_encounter

The taxman was kind to me recently, so I was able to build something completely ridiculous compared to what I would normally build. Windows 10 Home 64-bit Intel Core i7 4790K @ 4.4GHz 32.0GB DDR3 GTX 980 Ti It also has three seperate SSD(256, 120, 64) and 5TB of HDD storage.

I voted no because I don't see the need for multiple parts that do the exact same thing, but I do admit that I much preferred the old one.

Nothing to see here.

He tried a risky manuever on re-entry into Kerbins atmosphere, and let's just leave it at that in case PEGI finds out.

Today I melted the launchpad at liftoff.

The only other game that comes close to KSP in terms of hours played for me is Mount and Blade. I had plans to pay other stuff this Christmas, but no, KSP had to hog all of my free time again. I think I might be addicted.

I just spent some time watching real rocket videos on Youtube, and then tried copying the designs. Most of my lifters now consist of a central core stage with a TWR around 1-1.1 and then enough boosters to get it up to speed. Probably not as efficient as asparagus staging, but it's much easier to build and get to orbit without any fuel tank collision incidents.

If it's any consolation my Intel 4690k/Nvidia GTX980ti also bogs down to sub 10 fps, with stations sometimes even at just 100 parts. I guess it it will be done when it's done.

"There is no cake left!"

So simple, but yet so awesome!

More research and development.