Jimmy Jazz

Yes. I obviously misunderstood you there.

As I understood, you are suggesting use of an equivalent force with an opposing vector to anul the effect? Yes, that would do, but it's a bit off topic here, I think.

Actually, I think it is not possible to eject only one side due to the action-reaction law.

Well, even the 45's which have thrust vectoring do much better than a Skipper: carrying same amount of fuel a LVT 45 flew up to 1073km and achieved 2457 m/s compared to a Skipper's 940 m/s and and 50 km.

So, in a number of videos now, I've been seeing kerbals bounce when falling down from high altitudes, and at ridiculous speeds... At the other hand, my kerbals have this weird habit of exploding when trying to climb a ladder, or such. So, what's the catch?

Ok, maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I've started testing engines rcently and skipper fails... Ok, maybe the weight is a variable I'm not condsidering, but skipper achieves 50km and 940m/s Launched straight up from the launch pad, compared to LV 30 which achieves 1850km with the same amount of fuel... Even when launched from 10km instead of the launch pad, it fails to match the LV30 launched from KSC... So, what am I doing wrong? Why use skipper, instead of e.g. three LV 30's?

Hiya all, love this game so much, I just needed to tune in!