shinya

I hope the next few patches will come faster than heating & reentry...

As someone who has been waiting for the game to be fixed before buying it, it has indeed changed my mind... negatively though. I'm not even sure I'll buy the game after all this at this point.

It's a new game. By remaking it instead of just copying the old one will give the engineers more opportunity to expand on the code later. Expanding on KSP1's code to enhance the vanilla experience is not necessarily that easy, and it undermines the purpose of making a sequel. It's simpler to create your own content rather than relying on someone else's groundwork. that's not him proofs though, what you say is wishful thinking (a fallacy) unless you have some proof. I do hope that the physics engine is brand new as KSP's was showing it's limitations but seeing the wobbly rockets and the patched conics it seems like an improvement, not a complete rework. Similar to the terrain system apparently, until we get the new one. Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim share a lot of code even though they are different game, just by the fact that they share the same engine. This is downright wrong. Just by knowing the mistakes made before and how they were made eases drastically the work.

How about making a modding kit, which it would be part of ? something akin to the creation kit from bethesda

Clearly a space station that I will then send to Eve, hopefuly I will be able to leave Eve at least once in KSP 2

Would really appreciate mods like SSTU, it makes building rockets in KSP so much better since you can easily change some parameters instead of adding moar parts Chatterer and Final Frontier would be lovely too, they add so little yet so much to the game Outside of this the game seems to cover much more than what I would have asked, maybe some possible new game mod by modders ? like a different type of multiplayer from the base game one, or some UI mods ?

I don't think this would need a new thread so here is one proposition : Replay system, it would be nice to have if you want to see how your launch failed, or if you want to do movies in KSP2, allowing for more camera angles