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Keyboard + Mouse. I never had the wish to throw some money to get a decent joystick, specially when the prices are high in here. Also if I did I would probably use it 3-6 times and then rarely again.

Agree with you there, but the problem is that people want to change that, they want to claim space for their own country, forbidding other countries from going there... That is all because they are extremely nationalistic, and they think it's ok if people die as long as their are inside different borders. Kind of sad that fascism is still strong in the world...

Why do we NEED to do that? People have different interests, what's wrong? Let's be careful not to dictate our own interests into the others. As Galacticruler said, it's all about the politicians. But how do you make politicians interested in space? Just show them the possibility of great profit. You could even come up with a planet with an ocean of oil or something along the lines.

I'm sorry but referrals like these don't work. No one is going to give money to others like this, money has to come from somewhere, right? If you want to see it for yourself, try Tor Browser.

That is actually a nice tear generator. I'm not even joking. Will come in handy when something gets in my eye.

I agree with 1, 4 and 6.

Buzz Lightyear

kerbal space program http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/content/276-Kerbal-Space-Program-Teams-Up-With-Curse lol

I would finally be able to play the game decently for once. Also I'd build a gigantic spaceport on Duna (about the size of KSC). Or at least I would try.

INTP Introvert(56%) iNtuitive(50%) Thinking(38%) Perceiving(33%) You have moderate preference of Introversion over Extraversion (56%) You have moderate preference of Intuition over Sensing (50%) You have moderate preference of Thinking over Feeling (38%) You have moderate preference of Perceiving over Judging (33%) I remember taking this test a few years ago, not so different.

Infertility. At least the last humans can still live for a while and the end is generally painless.

It is way easier for me in FSX lol I've only landed successfully a few times in KSP, while I always got it right in FSX. Of course, there's also the performance factor, while I lag in KSP, FSX is super smooth to me.

what I mean is that it doesn't change the game in any way.

It's just a texture thing, it's supposed to look made by kerbals. Only because it has NASA-inspired parts doesn't mean it is human space program. People are complaining "omg soo unrealistic some scratches and paint displacing omg!!!!! what about the ppl that died in rocket!!!!" while we have broken aerodynamics, wobbly monstrosities full of struts, asparagus staging and more.

I think pretty much everything can become habitable with proper terraforming.

Still not green counter, but at least it is very playable now

I: 1- turn on SAS. ALWAYS. 2- hold shift until max thrust 3- space

This is my next objective in ksp, the moment the update was announced that was the first thing i thought of

I hope it is true, but, sadly, it's April 1st...

My thoughts exactly.

What I play, it changes from time to time, really, a lot. Lately I've been playing Mount & Blade Warband and Flight Simulator X on PC and skyrim on consoles (because my PC wouldn't run it).

A feeling of accomplishment never witnessed by me before I actually docked pretty easily on first try, my only problem was rendezvous, which is something I know how to deal with now

1- a good computer 2- a decent telescope... 3- ...and a electronic microscope 4- a fast plane... a mig 25 would suffice I guess 5- ...and the license to use it

Tried to put a bomb from infinitedice's boat parts pack with the minisub under a carrier, result: kraken, and the damn carrier flew like 600 meters in the sky. Kurt Kerman is still dead in the ocean floor.

It is a good game. One would recommend trying the game before calling it "useless". I think entertaining a person is being useful enough.