Defenestrator47

I did NOT know that, and thank you for informing me. I've barely played KSP2. I'm...waiting for it to be better. My old grumpy butt doesn't find the bugs amusing, just angering. I hope it keeps getting developed and improved, and to see old features return, and new features added. I will say, what I saw of wheeled stuff did seem better, but i haven't played since a bit after launch. (I have several thousand hours on KSP1, I even learned how to match orbits and dock from 2 launches; a triumph for this no-physics background old geek.) Thanks again for everything, it's much appreciated.

Some people think they are entitled to mods. I would love to see a CKAN style manager that handles KSP2. I tried out the game at launch, but I didn't find the wobblyness and all the other bugs funny. I just want to start exploring, building, and having a bunch of parts that were not included with the base game. But I'm looking and, at most, asking. if the original person thought they were being funny...that kind of behavior might make a mod maker wonder if it's worth it. For people who work on a project in their free time, as a hobby, we should be polite, and humble, to have access to FREE mods. I see the dev of CKAN was in here - thank you so much. I used CKAN to handle KSP for me, and I enjoyed the hell out of my heavily modded game. Thanks for the effort, thanks for making hundreds of mods way more manageable.

Thank you, I'm sick of moddists (and I play with visual mods) trying to tell us how to play.

Good start.

I have a GTX 970. I can run Darktide, which just released, at 1920x1080, with decent graphics. It's very pretty, and it runs stably, and death to the heretic, blah blah blah. The CPU and Mobo are from 2012. The newest component is 32GB of ram I just got (I'm surprised they still have DDR3 that works with this antique still available) upgrading from 8 GB. It's not PERFECT, but older systems can surprisingly keep up more than is let on. Frankly the graphx card makers and the display makers like to say 'SIX MONTHS OLD?! MY GOD YOU'LL BARELY DISPLAY A SINE WAVE!' but the reality is I played Control at max settings except ray tracing, which this card doesn't do, and enjoyed it tremendously (it's a fantastic game for SCP fans...the refrigerator is probably the best character out there). A computer from a more recent build will, I am sure, run KSP 2, maybe not with all the graphics, but the game itself will run. I will bet the minimum system requirements will still allow this abacus I run to run it. Also now that prices on graphx have come down, I'm planning out a new system, because a decade is enough for this antique.

Cue the retrowave and neon. Love it.

I'm rather convinced I've seen some sort of colony parts dedicated to it, or it was said in an interview about what colonies do, and xenon was definitely brought up. Going to do a quick look at older promo material. Edit: That was probably the fastest I've ever googled something.

Thank you. I don't follow...external sources mostly. I do watch Shadowzone. Scott Manley. I wish there were some sort of resource collating interviews and info from outside sources. I am info hungry. My install of KSP with 100 mods running mostly just inspires me to watch for info on KSP2 and wait for the launch. I won't pre-order (Total War: Empire burned me forever. Always wait for review. I can wait).

Wait what? Source? I haven't heard/read this before. Love the idea.

You owe me a new brain for the one just sploded out my skull. I've been building boats. The currentest one looks like someone smashed a wingless plane into a big platform, nailed pontoons underneath,. The massive rudders at the back give great handling. I have no pics, haven't played in a couple days (currently yelling at war thunder). I deeply want decals so I can paint up the platform as a landing pad, which is what the goal of this thing is.

Your style really lands squarely in the middle of the kind of futurism I enjoy. I build almost purely functional designs, though some of my aircraft can get a little more imaginative.

Obligatory but also heartfelt "Daaaaayaaaaaammmn..."

I never said he yelled. I said he fell. No mention of noises of excitement, fear, or exclamation was made. So how dare YOU?! (Also I took it as excitement, Jeb's a special breed.)

A part of the charm of KSP1 is the goofy fun trailers, absolutely. I watch them and have a laugh. I was super glad to see Jeb? falling down the ladder in the KSP2 announce trailer. Seconding this desire.

I used to build model kits. Gave it up when I left home, not enough free time, and eventually my bitz box I gave away in a move to a friend. I consider it now and then, but likewise, KSP has become much more of an outlet. Doesn't cost as much, no mask to deal with fumes, and no paint on the fingers.