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Pretty sure the mission planner is in the making history pack, I'm sure I had a fiddle with it when I first got it, but I could be mistaken. I'll have to check next time I'm on it. Busy playing elite at the moment

Ah, didn't realise there were no bugs on pc! I rarely come across bugs. Bugs usually only occur when you make ridiculously over ambitious vehicles, but the same can be said of pc. Show me a game without bugs and I'll show you a chess board. Pretty sure we've got the same dlc, just not the mods. I don't mind waiting longer for updates, certification takes longer on console. I'm not impatient. But aside from all that, console is still quite a sizable chunk of the player base and should not be brushed aside.

Higher than I thought too, though of course these figures are best guesstimate. Why do you think it's a bad port though? I don't really have any issues on console.

The numbers don't appear to be available but looking at numerous sources and best guesses it looks to be around 25%. That's quite a chunk especially for a small company. And especially when you consider it hasn't been available for as long on console. Certainly not a player base you should be brushing under the carpet.

What? Grateful for crumbs from the table of the PC master race? Console sales provide a sizable financial input for the devs to create new content and any potential sequels.

23 skipper engines?? If you're delta v is over 3500m/s it should still make orbit even with a twr of 1.1. I often have rocket twr of 1.1 or 1.2 at launch, then the twr increases as you go up and the weight reduces on your craft. I think we need to see a picture because 23 skipper engines sounds ludicrous.

Or three in keostationary orbit. 1000 satellites just sounds like heat death of the processor to me!

Having 1000 satellites will not give you 1000 sets of data

Thank you, I'll take a look when I get a minute and let you know.

All the buildings should already be maxed out on sandbox mode

I wouldn't put too much faith in the bug tracker. I reported a bug a couple of weeks ago and it hasn't even been looked at.

Reported this bug six days ago but it hasn't been assigned. How long does it generally take to get picked up on bug tracker?

This is a good idea, like a small area with different terrain like a simple obstacle course to test your rover on different surfaces

Yeah, I'm saving the vehicle properly

I'm an xbox pleb, so I'll just have to stop being lazy

Nice, thought you were going to lose it there on touchdown! I've been playing two years and have yet to build a shuttle.

I think maybe why people are reacting so vehemently may just be down to this statement. I'm sure it isn't intended to sound the way it does. I think you do have a good system and it works for you. Everyone had a different approach to the game of course but it sounds like you've enjoyed planning and executing a good project. This isn't necessarily true early on in a career though. I've nearly bankrupt after a couple of mistakes. One mistake was accidentally firing Jeb and then having to spend nearly all my money to get him back. Later I accidentally staged too early and blew a mission, losing more money. Also the cost of unlocking parts makes careful mission planning important. Later on in career money becomes less of an issue of course.

Ah, that was a link someone on here gave me. Makes sense now.

https://github.com/LunaMultiplayer/LunaMultiplayer/issues/384

#384

It just seems to be the way things are now though. Companies sell faulty products and it seems to be the norm that we just have to suck it up. Most game companies seem comfortable with releasing unfinished products with a policy of "sell it now, [maybe] fix it later". We've become accustomed to accepting games in their current state on the hope that one day they'll get round to fixing it. I've come to accept this as the norm (I also play Dayz!). As for the bug tracker, it's a complete joke. I reported a bug on there the other day and was told the bug was closed because 'he' didn't have an xbox to test it on.

I definitely think Kerbals give the impression this is a childish game and puts some people off playing. Personally I would prefer the game without Kerbals and just have regular human astronauts.

I agree. I want a reason to go to these planets.

I reported this on the bug tracker but they closed it because the guy looking at it didn't have an xbox to test it??

Can someone's opinion really be invalid?