klgraham1013

Didn't they end 32 bit with 1.5 or is that coming in 1.6?

Definitely. KSP's bottlenecks are CPU (physics simulation) and ram (memory leaks and/or mods).

No, but developers didn't intentionally release games early just because they knew they could patch it later. If you released a buggy game, that's what you were known for. There was no fixing it. You had to live with your screw up.

Even before beta. TAC-LS has been around for ages. You know what is permanent in games? When companies actually finish them. *ba dum tis* Goes to reminisce about games actually getting finished.

I'm pretty sure "$%#@%$#" translates to "rather silly looking."

They did this for one of the releases. It didnt go so well.

I did the thing and up voted a few. Can you sort my two columns? Say votes and version?

I think most modders would be thankful if the hole they were plugging got filled by Squad. They do have lives outside of KSP after all. Squad is the one getting paid to make the game, not modders. Mods should be restricted to "wouldn't it be cool if" and not "how in the world did it take 5+ years for this to make it into the game?"

Could you file a report in the bug tracker?

Yep, yep, and yes.

That animation doesn't exist. Contact your local exorcist.

Yes it is.

An automobile that can travel 40mph and is continuously powered by an itsy bitsy array of solar panels.

@StylusHead My father was fond of the eternal questions. What, why, how, and when? What is the part used for? In KSP, the answer is everything. KSP is a building block game. Every piece needs to be able to fit together and appear as a consistent whole. Is that a rocket fuel tank? A grain silo? A tanker truck? That's for the player to decide. The parts must be flexible enough for this. Why is the part this way? How is the part this way? Are those bolts actually for anything? What about those panels? "When" might seem less relevant here. I'm ready for the little green men defense, but were all human. Humans place human traits on things. So, we must consider what general Kerbal time frame these parts were made. Is this the dawn of the space age, or sometime further on? What technologies are the Kerbal's working with here? Once you establish this, all parts need to reflect it. Refer back to KSP being a game of building blocks. Parts need to work together and not be anachronistic with each other. Okay. I'm done rambling now.

I will. Thanks. Enjoy your Squad defending.