worir4

10/10 Every one knows you... (thanks for remembering me by my sig)

WELL THEN TAKE IT OUT!!!! Waiter there's a waiter in my soup.

7/10 You are on like all of the forum games. (I am an average unknown forum member perhaps remembered for my avatar.)

Banned for noticing you being notified.

7/10 Is that not just a raw recording of KSP with the UI turned off?

Jebedia Kerman

That cursor got me. I thought my mouse had got stuck. 8/10

I have also just started college (British) and I have to devote more time to maths and physics in real life (Also Russian history and Philosophy) Are you also starting college or aremail you younger? BTW my maths teacher totaly looks like an older Scott Manley.

Emergency procedures, what are they? (Whoo 50th post in just over a year of foruming!!!)

Which part had the description with some thing like 'the scientists assure us that the stripes make it go faster.' ?

It's like that thread where it showed that Kerbals had one eye bigger than the other. I can't un-see it.

I win twice? (16)

I wonder if larger scales would be a good expansion pack for when KSP is complete; optional, of course.

If you have it on Steam you can open the overlay web browser and do it that way. If not, have you got a phone or tablet or laptop or a similar device. Just have it in front of you and when you want to read just go on the forums on your device. This way you can watch KSP and read the forums at the same time!

Don't forget the high radiation levels on Duna. This could also be a problem unless Kerbals are related to cockroaches.

I don't understand how the IVA would work. First, the interiors look too small to really move around in. I think that the kerbal would often get stuck on chairs, other kerbals and so on. Secondly, how would they move? When in 0G would they use there jet pack inside? Or would they have to hold onto stuff to push themselves forwards and then how could this be implemented. I think that the extra IVA would be useful in pods such as the hitchhiker and the science lab.

Does this include a aerodynamic model?

Man, how big was that rocket???

There is always Orbiter.

I have noticed that in career there are no contracts that involve asteroids. Could there be a mission such as land on a specific asteroid? There could also be science on asteroids like surface samples. There could be different types of asteroid contacts ranging simply from rendezvous with one to capturing one in Kerbin orbit (maybe specific orbits). So do you think this is a good idea?

Still...need...MOAR BOOSTERS!!!!!!!!!!!

No one has said Kredits?

It shows you your total rep at the end of a mission on the kerbal screen. I have 800 and something but on the meter it shows it around 80. Maybe the meter divides by 10?

Or how about the cost is free for the first part and is multiplied each time you use one. Past a certain point you fail the contract?

There was a Scott Manly video that I watched on YouTube. I can't remember the name but it showed how to RW did stuff against the laws of physics such as rotating the craft at its center of mass. You can try this by putting a reaction wheel in between two symmetrical fuel tanks. Make sure one is empty then put it in orbit. You can actually move your craft by transferring fuel to the tanks every time you rotate once. In real life this is impossible.