HarvesteR Easter Egg

[The_Rocketeer]

30 minutes ago, pandaman said:

Yeah!  That could represent the big hole he left in everyone's hearts with his departure 

Oh wow. Moho just become a place of meditation and soul-searching...

[pandaman]

13 minutes ago, The_Rocketeer said:

Oh wow. Moho just become a place of meditation and soul-searching...

My first thought on reading this was 'why not officially rename the Mohole to 'HarvesteRs Hole' -  but I thought better of it a second later.  Then I got a vision of a 'remodelled' Moho which made me shudder a bit....  (it's been a long day )....

I don't think that's a tribute he's likely to appreciate much.  So...  statues and naming craters it is then...

[The_Rocketeer]

Maybe we could mix up all these different ideas into some sort of combined HarvesteR memorial...

I'll get my coat.

[Alshain]

20 hours ago, The_Rocketeer said:

Maybe we could mix up all these different ideas into some sort of combined HarvesteR memorial...

I'll get my coat.

He's not dead.

[John FX]

I`d like this but the only information I would want to have is that there was an easter egg. No clue what it is, where, or on which planet.

Just "There is now a harvester easter egg"

[The_Rocketeer]

1 hour ago, Alshain said:

He's not dead.

Memorials aren't just for the dead Alshain.

[Alshain]

23 hours ago, The_Rocketeer said:

Memorials aren't just for the dead Alshain.

I'm fairly certain they are.

[The_Rocketeer]

Just now, Alshain said:

I'm fairly certain they are.

Check a dictionary mate.

[Alshain]

2 minutes ago, The_Rocketeer said:

Check a dictionary mate.

I did.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/memorial

[Slam_Jones]

On 6/2/2016 at 11:44 AM, Alshain said:

He's not dead

Somewhat relevant:

 

Old Man: "I'm not dead!"

Young man: "Yes you are, you'll be stone dead in a moment."

"I think I'll go for a walk!"

"You're not fooling anyone, you know. Isn't there anything you could do? "

[The collecter paces for an idea, then whacks the body with his club, solving the problem]

Young man: "Ah, thank you very much."

Collector: "Not at all. See you on Thursday."

 

On topic:  I'd love to see a Harvester statue/still-alive-but-not-working-here-anymore-sorry-memorial, regardless whether it's 50 meters tall and breathes fire, or 1.2 meters tall and able to be put in a passenger seat.  (ohh interesting idea.  Put in a unique model that looks like Harvester as a tourist or something?)

Regardless, without him KSP would be a lot different from what we have today, and the game is undoubtedly greatly improved because of his presence.  As such, I think he deserves some sort of mention

Edited June 3, 2016 by Slam_Jones

[Draconiator]

What about one of these in the field north of the runway?

it's a Conbine HarvesteR

[The_Rocketeer]

1 hour ago, Alshain said:

I did.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/memorial

*facepalm* yes, to remember, not to remember the dead.

[GarrisonChisholm]

On 5/30/2016 at 7:17 PM, Snark said:

Well, I think Felipe's from Brazil... maybe find a mountain on Kerbin that's overlooking a beautiful bay somewhere, and put up the statue a la Rio de Janeiro's famous landmark?

"Felipe de Redentor" - he has forever redeemed the Space Exploration sim.

[Chemp]

16 hours ago, Slam_Jones said:

Put in a unique model that looks like Harvester as a tourist or something?

An absolutely great idea. Seconded.

[Clockwork13]

On 6/3/2016 at 1:13 PM, Alshain said:

I did.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/memorial

Memorials are meant to remember people, not specifically dead people.

[pandaman]

I see any monument to HarvesteR as a TRIBUTE to him as a person, and a MEMORIAL to his work KSP.

[Alshain]

3 hours ago, Clockwork13 said:

Memorials are meant to remember people, not specifically dead people.

You guys keeps saying that, but I posted a well respected dictionary and everyone else just keeps spouting rhetoric.  Show me some evidence of this.

[Clockwork13]

2 minutes ago, Alshain said:

You guys keeps saying that, but I posted a well respected dictionary and everyone else just keeps spouting rhetoric.  Show me some evidence of this.

The 'full definition' says nothing about dead people. Did you even bother to scroll down?

[Alshain]

2 minutes ago, Clockwork13 said:

The 'full definition' says nothing about dead people. Did you even bother to scroll down?

And yet the simple definition does.

Why don't we make this easy.  Show me a memorial that has been made for someone who is alive.

Edited June 5, 2016 by Alshain

[Clockwork13]

1 minute ago, Alshain said:

And yet the simple definition does.

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/memorial?s=t

 

[Alshain]

2 minutes ago, Clockwork13 said:

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/memorial?s=t

 

Again, show me a memorial for a living person.  Dictionary.com is no Merriam Webster.

[Clockwork13]

Just now, Alshain said:

Again, show me a memorial for a living person.  Dictionary.com is no Merriam Webster.

Both dictionaries are equally credible.

[Alshain]

Just now, Clockwork13 said:

Both dictionaries are equally credible.

But yet you can't show me a memorial for a living person, so obviously not.

[Clockwork13]

Just now, Alshain said:

But yet you can't show me a memorial for a living person, so obviously not.

Memorials CAN represent dead people, but they can be to remember people who are still alive too. Most real-world memorials are to remember dead people though, but like I said, they can also be used to remember alive people who have moved on to something else.

 

Also, here's the memorial picture you were pestering me for.

[HoloYolo]

Guys, can we talk about Easter Eggs and NOT MEMORIAL DEFINITIONS! Jesus I'm surprised a mod hasn't deleted all dictionary-related posts yet.