Tevac

can confirm the missing launch button functionality, very annoying and another reason why I will need to wait for the first patch.

The camera system is very weird, especially compared to KSP1. Have you really tried all camera angles (chase is usually the best with "V") and the rest with "Home"? Also, try your num-table. The num-arrows seem to be hard-wired to the camera, too, which is annoying when using these for flying as a lefty.

Just to add on that - this was the first (and only) bug I sent over. For any lefty, the num-table is the best thing for flying including 7 und 9 for roll. (I dont use 1 for anything, but sound on/off on 2 is simply annoying). As the key binding in general has a number of bugs, I hope that this could be relatively easy changed through a mod.

Just to close that: 1440x960 directly edited into the setup.cfg and full screen works fine for me and still gives enough details on the screen with decent refresh on the Surface 3.

Ach - I wasnt aware that KSP allows individual screen - will check it tonight. Thx for the fast reply!

Maybe some of you has an idea: I have a new Surface Pro 3 with a native resolution of 2160x1440 (which is supported by KSP), which is an aspect ratio of 3:2. Nevertheless to improve performance I usually play in much lower resolution such as 1280x800, which is not exactly 3:2, but a bit more. When going on full screen, it is playable, but planets are not exact round any more (more in a Kerbalish way of being round). Any idea, how I could have a full screen game, but with lower resolution and then (obviously) some black areas (either left/right or up/down) to keep the right aspect ratio? Thanks and happy new year!

I tested my SSTE today (Single Stage to Everywhere (with Kethane). Got it running from Kerbin to Minmus, Gilly, Moho and back to Kerbin. Some small improvements and then off we go to Duna and beyond.

"that manoeuvre nodes can be clicked and dragged" They can? And this after a complete tour through the system without. Well, will come in handy next time

Actually it is "Die Welt" "The World" and not "Die Zeit", "The Times", so overall a smaller but still Germany-wide newspaper, and there the online version. The link is http://www.welt.de/spiele/article124506800/Lohnt-sich-der-Kauf-von-unfertigen-Videospielen.html on page 12. Still very nice to see some local coverage.