Stealth2668

Will unity 5 have multi-core support? Seems like these days it should be mandatory since no one has single core pc's anymore.

I use the stage recovery mod so I don't lose much, if any, money on staged parts. Money is no longer a problem

I'm sure there are some that want a full real life simulator even though we aren't talking about humans; I'm for: -realistic atmospheres -life support -entry damage -realistic engine performance I'm against: -real life sized solar system, since it just means longer burns and longer ascents to space -other mechanics that will make gameplay tedious rather than challenging.

Real rocket science doesn't make things easier. Those are the things I'm talking about.

I'm against total realism, since it will complicate things too much. In order to add depth they should add new mechanics and things to do instead of making what we have more difficult to learn. I'm in full time studies and don't want to have to learn rocket science in order to play on top of my current homework :/

I agree with this. It would give meaning to satellites and add more depth to the game.

I see, so why would anyone send 30% instead of just getting the full 100% one time?

If it says that the transmission efficiency is 30%, that means I only get 30% compared to what I'd get if I recovered it? Does that mean the other 70% is lost permanently since I heard that repeating an experiment yields no additional science?

Ahh well, a mod will be here soon to move it and cuss me out Cool, I'll check it out thanks.

I was looking up biome maps, and for kerbin it's relatively straight forward. However mun and minmus look pretty much the same all over so unless you have a map printed up, you'll have to switch back and forth between the game and an online map to make sure you get to the right spot when doing science experiments. I feel like there should be something in-game where you can scan a planet (like kethane) and locate biomes that way. This will also apply to all other planets/moons when they get biomes.

^ I don't think I've ever updated my profile. I assumed I'd be the only one viewing it. Still not gonna update it though, I'm way too lazy for that.

You're a horrible person OP! I didn't even notice before, now I will be on the look out for this!

I wouldn't buy that car simply because the apple logo isn't even on straight. It would annoy me knowing that my car is now off balance because of it.

Nice, I didn't even know those were in the game (haven't played in a while) Also, I'm playing career so I don't think I have those unlocked yet. I'm only about to unlock my first 160 science tech so IDK how far along those are.

Ya, this was pretty much the issue. I moved them to the bottom then it was OK. I've since deleted the design though so I can't post pics. The tips however are still useful so thanks everyone

When I'm ascending, sometimes I will do my gravity turn and when I'm at the right angle I can't stop tipping. I know it's some sort of design flaw but IDK what it is. Should I have winglets (the controllable ones) above my CoM or below it on my rocket for the best control while turning?

But what are the chances that it happens to a lot of us hundreds or thousands of times? I see 1638!

It's KSP forum related, close enough!

It's not about popularity or a competition, it's about most people realizing they somehow have 100's of visits for no reason! Also if you didn't want to post anything on topic, why even click the thread?

Anyone notable? Mods/devs popular posters on the forums etc?

I use StageRecovery mod so that I recover $ from dropped stages that land safely.

Wow, how long did it take to write that??? Also, thanks for taking the time to help the community!

Looking at the dV chart, to get to Jool you need roughly 25,000 dV to get there. Should you build a massive rocket or do you have refuel points in orbit along the way?

Very helpful tips, thanks. Does anyone have a link to that DV chart by any chance? Or perhaps a more updated one? (if things changed)

Right now I use one stage to get me to about 10km, then a stage to circularize, and lastly the lander stage that goes to another planet. What about going to far planets? How do you go about that? Just wondering what more experienced people do. Also this is for career mode. Thanks