CaptainApollo

I agree with the rest. It may be more costly, but I have found that it's well worth the money!

Go ahead, post some, I'd love to see them! I have some more for tonight, I hope you like them! You can see the plain better now! Hope you like!

Yes, I was talking about that one! Tonight I will take a picture and you will be able to see even more of the plain!

Yes, good luck on your mission and welcome to the forums, we're happy to have you here!

Thanks! That's the sort of 'open' plain in the top-left corner that is at the border of the light, right?

I will continue this, as there will be a full moon soon! Here is one from tonight, what do you think?

Very cool, I like! Good spotting!

I started a new main career mode profile, better than the last!

Soul, you've got a point. I'm still a new player, and don't know that much about KSP. You know far more than me, evidently!

Yes, I think it is too. They do look more cute, they look different. I still love the one on the left's expression!

Ah, so they have come a long way! Very interesting, sharp cornered trapezoids.. It is stretched, I just found it that way on google, oh well! Haha, he totally is going nuts about something, I agree! That face is perfect! And the one on the right is doing an opere! Oh Kerbal!

SgtFlash, I can give you more extensive details if you message me, your choice. But for Duna, you first achieve a stable orbit around Kerbin, it does not have to be a high one. Then you make a node to get your orbit to escape velocity; where you orbit the sun. Complete the burn, time warp, you should now be orbiting the sun. After this, click Duna and set it as your target, then you will see the AN and DN appear. Burn normal or anti-normal with a node to get this to 0.0, but I found that 0.1 works. After this, make another node and pull prograde, then move it around until the two arrows that have appeared connect, and the 'Encounter' icon appears on the map. Time warp, and when you get to the encounter, burn retro to get an orbit. I hope I helped, more if you message me!

Awesome. It runs pretty good right now, it lags a little sometimes. Sweet, I'll test it later today and see how it works!

Here are my specs: Intel Core i7 CPU Q740 1.73 GHz 8 GB RAM Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460M

Hello everyone! I noticed that there can be rocks and stuff on planet and moon surfaces, and I heard this is by default off. If I turn it on, will it make my game lag? Thanks!

Don't know yet, I finally have a not-that-busy day, and I am planning what to do in KSP!

Very interesting! KSP has come so far..

I agree, I sort of like the old ones as well though.

Yes, it does. The RCS was enough, I was able to do an EVA although a bad one because I had massive frame rate drop when I landed on another planet. Massive, like from 60 FPS to 8 FPS..

Hello everyone! While browsing the web, for nothing really, just searching 'KSP', I noticed this and it caught my eye; pictures below. The Kerbals from the earlier versions seem to look rather different, even in the in-flight cams. Just look at the two, they are different, and noticably so. Were they changed to look different in some version? Just a little interesting thing that caught my eye; I am a new player!

Good guess, perhaps it could.

I forgot to add a ladder to my lander, so I am now very very grateful to RCS. Thank you.

Yes, I am in v1.0.2! Oh this is very welcome news, I can still do this! Thank you!

Hello everyone! I decided to make my first trip to! But I have a problem! I noticed that my ladder was put on the wrong side of the lander, and that is not good. I don't want to have to return, because I am on's surface! Is it possible to use RCS from the EVA pack to get back up on? I hope so. Thank you!

Yes, I thought so. Thanks for the replies everyone!