Dictatorshipper

I use revert fairly liberally, but I also always try to make sure my Kerbals survive. I also sometimes do in-atmo abort and landing tests before launching a new interplanetary ship.

The new SAS makes the game easier in some ways and harder in others, because it can't hold a heading nearly as well as old SAS. I'd say overall it's the same difficulty as .20

Other: My large number of batteries meant that I failed to realize my Duna lander was missing any kind of power generation until it was too late to revert. Bill, Bob and Jeb are *still* stuck up there.

If you count things that actually launched and didn't blow up on the pad because I didn't know how staging worked, then my first successful (unmanned) launch crashed into Kerbin, my second escaped Kerbin entirely and orbits the sun as a satellite to this day, and my third got into orbit. After that I think I did a manned launch almost immediately.

I got a probe orbiting it.

This page seems to have been written mostly by Orbiter fans. Describing KSP as "like Orbiter but more casual" almost.

Honestly I think the stock RTG is a little OP. Any better and it would make solar panels totally useless.

WTF JiWint? This isn't some multiplayer game where you're unable to compete against people using Mechjeb if you play stock. It's a sandbox, you're supposed to make your own fun. For a lot of people, that fun is enhanced by things like 5 meter parts or VTOL capabilities.

If I download the new version of this mod will it break the ships I made with 1.3?

I have a policy of always pressing F9 when a Kerbal dies, even if it also destroys a whole space station and undoes a transfer burn.

He'd probably say it's way too hard and maybe fun for space nerds or something and then make fun of how steep the learning curve is. He doesn't like simulators.

Holy **** that's awesome.

I *finally* rescued Bob, Bill and Jeb from Duna!

Huh? There *are* multiple saves in this game... what's everyone on about?

I land probes on things and pretend they're doing science.