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My first one. I was performing my first munshot, back in 0.17, and I forgot to burn to slow down, so I was stuck in heliocentric orbit trying to get back. I panicked and time warped 10 years 54 days 10 minutes

For a list I'd say: The Beatles David Bowie The rolling stones The pogues Herbie hancock Scott Joplin Led Zeppelin The Police Jimi Hendrix Janis Joplin Black Sabbath Tom Waits Bjork Rasputina Abney park Steam powered giraffe Mumford & sons Vampire weekend Vernian process. Queen Guns and Roses Grandmaster flash and the furious five.

I quite like( for in space) songs like planet caravan, as it is quite etehral and psycadelic, tom Leher, when building, as I quite like him. Other than that, the odd bit of classic rock, and jazz.

Eeloo. When I first went there, I hadn't been outside for three days, I'd been playing for seven hours straight, and the feeling of introspective loneliness was just delectable.

The legs would be much stronger if you did it my way, which involves two or three girders for each leg, has less parts, which makes it stronger, and would weigh about as much. I agree that your method does look at lot nicer to compared to mine, but I was thinking from a practical standpoint, and I understand now that you were over engineering for the sake of aesthetics.

There are a few problems with that lander. I love the design, but, having two supports for each leg is a waste of weight, as kep only counts one of the things, sue to the mother child part structure. You'd be better off just making the legs out of girders, as you want fewer parts, so less things can shear off at the drop of a hat.

For me, pretty much anything from Black sabbath, through to Herbie Hancock through to Mozart. My personal favorites are the Beatles (of course), Abney park, who are mor eor less Steampunk music, they don't really have a genre. Rasputina are also good, who are just a weird dark cello band. I quite like the kinks, and some experimental music. And of course. bowie.

This was a prototype Moho ship- It failed as I forgot the first bit of the transfer stage and it was just too damn slow. Kind of like the Lewis and Clark from the colonization books by harry turtledove. I don't have an image, as my Hard drive detonated

Don't you also have those protozoans which I can't remember the name of which are plant and animal?

Yes. I would have an upgrade if you did that.

I'm not going to get any sleep. It's 0.18 all over again (I think I spent the few days after the media team thing was released thing just screaming in my head for 0.18).

Oh I thought we just had a massive cloning facility in the tracking station.

Okay... This is complicated.

I name my craft either after SF novel characters or just names. Like Wakefield, Dura, Jeff, Poole, Benacerraf, David etc.

I got an A* in a Chemistry test so I am feeling pretty exultant, although on the 12th, I'm going to http://www.sci-fi-london.com/festival/2013/oktoberfest/programme/event/starshiplondon

I have met a 'bro' in real lifeI would describe him as a twitching inadequate dogbuggerer, but that is offensive to some other people I know. For some reason he knew who Scott Manley was and saying he was bad because he was old. Claiming that he has not played CoD in ages as he hadn't played in since last Tuesday. Claiming that, just because CoD sold more copies than Painkiller, and then not understanding when I explained the difference between mainstream appeal and actually being good. And then he went on to call me 'bangout' simply because I sunk time and effort into learning about celestial mechanics in order to be good at KSP. Christ on a smegging unicycle, I'm glad we don't have anyone like that on our Fora. Gated communities are brilliant.

Should we be worried? I've already got a KSP tshirt and bumper sticker. which cost about twice what I paid for the game. Interest is still here, KSP remains one of my favorite games ever. You've made me sad now. You monster.

I'm just saying that the smaller updates were more exciting, but yes, we do need SCIENCE!

A while back (0.18) the devs said that they were moving away from larger updates, when 0.19 would contain resources, new aerodynamics, repairs, reentry effects, wheels, seats and a few new planets for good measure. While yes, I agree that 0.17 a d 0.18 were uneccersciarlly turgid, and I quite like the little bite sized updates, they give me pretext go in and check out the new features. I feel that the devs are going back into olds habits, and when this update is done, we should go back to updates that are quicker until the aerodynamic model and resources have to be implemented.

After four solid hours of running around screaming, I can report that the changes are drastic. There is tungsten, platinum and lead ores ( i haven't found any traditional ores from the game yet. Although the NPC spawning logic seems to be skewed, the new biomes are insane, and somehow I have a magic mirror and a magic carpet that effectively negates fall damage and allows for much easier travel. All in all it is ****ing insane.

I've entred for metro 33. I've read the book and it was pretty good.

Didn't Scott do one of these back in 0.17?

Read it on the news. Head down to the stagecoach storage is Dagenham, 'borrow' a bus, Fill it supplies, get some books and a few friends I can trust in a crisis. Drive down to Harwich, Borrow a container ship. Find a Oil rig in the North sea. Live on it until the zombies are gone. Retake the isle of Wight. Rebuild civilization from there. Again. Britain.

To be fair, I am not above laughing at a cat falling in a bath, or one of my associates doing something stupid but if they did something serious, I just get panicky, and the autism shows.

I was launching an interplanetary missions and I uses the remainder of the fuel in my launch stage to get on an eclipse, and when I swung back for a second pass, I crashed straight into it, sheared off my injection stage and lander, and had to abort the mission.