mrclucks

I frankly don't care too much for the graphics, so I turn down all the 'extras' except for physics, gotta respect them physics. I even play it muted because I just wanna orbit, and stuffs

Planes(SSTOs included) and docking. Landing is a pain and I usually spend way more dV, but I can place crafts on the min without too many solar panels breaking (minmus is too easy, I usually need to wait for it to stop bouncing first. No I haven't tried it outside of kerbains SOI yet). I can even encounter and orbit other planets and have made a million meter orbit around kerbol

Putting a keostationary satellite up and lithobreaking with the command module that put it up without parachutes. And not realizing who i had untill i 'recovered' my craft and saw who i KIAd. Jeb, Bob and Bill. . .

When you attempt to dock and succeed at reandevous, except the other craft is going 300m/s in relation to your craft, and through it, and proceeds to smash both crafts into dozens of 'probes' When you successfully launch a perfectly keostationary satellite (it was beautiful, 5m difference from apoapsis and periapsis, 0°inclination, directly over KSC) and while sending the manned craft that accompanied the satellite, your forget parachutes . . . and that jebidiah, bill and Bob were in it

So I saw a friend of mine playing this silly rocket launching game a while back and asked what it was. "Kerbal Space Program" he replies "but you should check out this guy on YouTube playing it". He proceeds to link me to Scott Manley's account and I stumble upon interstellar quest. The first few episodes were entertaining enough for me to watch as I sit at my desk job during the night shift, but after a while it just plain fascinates me. Months later and The Manley wraps up IQ and I take the dive and buy KSP. I've been lurkering the forums for a couple weeks now and playing about 30 hours a week since I started playing and I can finally be happy that I'm no mere newb anymore, just not very good Phew, I'm normally not this chatty