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That animation doesn't exist. Contact your local exorcist.

Yes it is.

An automobile that can travel 40mph and is continuously powered by an itsy bitsy array of solar panels.

I will. Thanks. Enjoy your Squad defending.

I'm pretty sure the engine isn't the problem. It's the type of game KSP is trying to be. No engine supports the things KSP is asking for. I thought it was because it was cheap? Remember KSP started out on a 2D plane and with a scope far smaller than what it's become.

It happens here. It's not a cause for alarm. Please continue on as usual.

We've been here before.

Squad had this sort of quality assurance long before Take Two bought KSP.

In the vast history of gaming, most games actually stopped development before release.

Looks good.

That's sort of my point. 5+ years and Squad has only ever marginally put thought toward how such information is displayed. Thankfully, that seems to maybe, possibly be changing. Heck. Instead of doing it right the first time and integrating the gizmo buttons into the UI next to symmetry and angle snap, they're just floating in the air in the VAB. It's these little things that could have so easily been done right the first time that bug me.

I've been saying that since they joined Squad.

It still blows my mind that Squad has considered this "good enough" for 5+ years. I just can't comprehend their thinking on this one.

I remember before they started hiding their numbers, they had sold over a million. Yet people continue to call KSP a niche and small game. You could say this about a number of games, but Civilization 6 still exists.

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Aboard the Star Trek Enterprise, Captain Jean Luc Picard hunches slightly in his chair. One hand raises with an open palm. With an exasperated sigh, he covers his face with his road wary hand.

Indeed. Now we have other, more different performance leaks and unsolvable bugs. Engine updates shouldn't be the go-to bug spray for game companies. 1.3.1 worked quite well. Solidifying the code base and hammering out the remaining bugs would have been fantastic. Instead, we get regressions and new memory leaks, and some mods that are now stock. I just wish game companies would actually work toward finishing their games instead of the current trend of "milk it 'til it dies" and hope the final gasping version is still worth playing.

"Prioritizing bugs..." - Squad 2018

This is a trick question right? Not a Bug #18017

You're not @GregroxMun!!! Imposter! :sarcasm:

This can not be stressed enough.

Not A Bug #18017

1. Snacks. 2. This is pretty flimsy reasoning and you're better than that.

Biased poll is biased. Life support should have been on the design doc from the very beginning.

I can agree with this.