Your high point

[Dimetime35c]

What's been your like high point/most proud momment? Like landing on something after trying all night and just when your bout to give up you finally do it.

[Scarecrow88]

Mastering docking. Made so many things possible.

[InterCity]

Ehm... Eve manned return?

I'm working on capturing a E-Class asteroid called "Yo Momma" (don't ask me why i called it that), so maybe landing it will be the new epic achievement. Who Knows...

[NecroBones]

For me, probably around the third unmanned Mun probe I landed. I noticed it had some decent fuel left, so I thought, what if it can make it back to Kerbin? I barely managed to do it. That opened the door to manned missions, and at the time felt like a huge triumph. Now I routinely go wherever I want, except Eve and Tylo.

[cantab]

It's a toss-up between first rendezvous, back in the demo version, and first Minmus EVA landing and return. The latter's a real test of skill.

[Dooz]

Manned Eeloo return? i was Pretty Proud of that.

I even Played Heroic Music for some Odd reason During reentry.

[Red Iron Crown]

First landing on the Mun after it was added.

[Levelord]

Laythe rescue mission. One of my proudest moments, but also one that is experienced alone

[radonek]

Zero Kerbals killed in line of duty.

[Ziff]

Same as Red Iron Crown. Landing on the Mun when it first came out was a huge challenge because we didn't have landing gear. It's serious business landing on just an engine or the tips of winglets.

[Javster]

First rendezvous, first duna probe.

[timsfitz]

First spaceplane landing on Laythe and return home. Fun on a bun.

[deltalambdamu]

Landing a probe on the Mun within just 24 hours of game play. It was also my first landing ever. Give me some time, though. I'm planning a rescue mission.

[Alymon]

Originally, probably first landing on Mun since I slammed into it hard so many times killing many brave Kerbals.

Now my biggest ones are: finally figuring out how to rendezvous and dock in space without mods or assistance of any sort and my first manned Duna mission and return with no casualties (again no mods/assistance... nothing to calculate delta-v or TWR... just pure me messing with ideas).

[Majorjim!]

The first time I got into space was very magical but beaten by my first mun landing.

That was my favorite gaming moment in over 25 years of gaming.

MJ

[Demon_82]

First rendezvous. It's still my worst manuevering, but the first time I got to do it was like, hey, at last!! xD

[nadreck]

My first Joolian expedition. Especially getting on and off Laythe unsca(y)thed, of course I have yet to do Tylo.

[Koltronn]

I have had a few high points in my career, but the two that stand out to me the most are:

The first was my first landing on Duna; at the time I was still learning how to dock crafts together, so a successful multi-part mission was amazing

Another was when I launched a station between the orbits of Pol and Bop that sent manned landers to both and was able to return in one trip.

[magnemoe]

My 100 ton from LKO grand tour, the Jool landing has more attention but the 100 ton grand tour required far more planning.

[Koltronn]

My first Joolian expedition. Especially getting on and off Laythe unsca(y)thed, of course I have yet to do Tylo.

Great job! Return missions from Tylo, Laythe, and Eve have still eluded me, but Tylo remains the only one that I haven't even tried.

Edited April 9, 2014 by Koltronn

[Mecha Pants]

I'm working on an entry for the affordable space program challenge. SSTO's have never really been a strong point for me, much less all stock ones, and I'm enjoying the challenge immensely.

[Landge]

When I Purchased KSP on their website. I have been playing for well over a year, pretty much exclusively. I can't remember any other game where I have spent so many entertaining hours. The emotions run the gamut from extremely frustrating, hilarious laughter, deep concentration, nervous tension, and wildly exhilarating proud moments. All in one day. Keep up the good work Squad.

[maccollo]

Many things have felt really rewarding to me when I completed them, but two things stick out as extra memorable.

Perhaps it was because they were so intimidating that a lot of time passed between when I designed the craft to the point where I actually flew the mission.

My grand tour that I did back in 0.22:

And my single launch to Mars in RSS:

[StrandedonEarth]

Finally getting a plane into orbit. Once there getting back down again was easy. Now I just have to land on the runway from orbit.

[Whackjob]

I'd have to say the successful launch and landing of the Arkingthaad Tower Lander was my most recent high point. With another due in a few days, should I succeed.