klgraham1013

I usually go with a KASA flag.

I find your lack of humor disturbing.

I find your lack of faith disturbing.

It was interesting to see how much the console versions still use the cursor.

I think this suggestion is reasonable.

Consumers shouldn't need to care about how the sausage is made. Something went from workable to broken in an update. That's all the consumer should be expected to care about.

I prefer the full palm technique. Works 60% of the time, every time.

Seriously? You're using a digital keyboard? Everyone knows tube keyboards type the best.

First thing I did after trying the stock fairings: Edit the texture.

I was disappointed when no one utilized the pressure sensitive buttons on the dual shock 2. (?) A great hidden feature that had potential. Who hasn't smashed a button as though the game should recognize your authority?

If you've been playing the same game for 4 years, I'd start calling it a hobby.

Of the things I have the energy to fight over, this is not one of them. I'll just say, I think ease of use is important. That is all.

Because the Xbox controller is the official controller of Windows? ...and, typically, your random Logitech controller will default to the Xbox scheme. That's been my experience, anyway.

I prefer KW, only because I like Lego, and having a random procedural element doesn't fit with the current games construction philosophy.

I once said that KSP should have a default scheme for XBox controllers, as does every other game that supports them out of the box. Plug and play, and all that. I was meet with an odd amount of disagreement. You can definitely use a controller. You just have to set it up yourself.

I like my rockets to look like rockets. Confetti fairings is one of the most perplexing decisions Squad has made. I still don't comprehend it.

Yep.

Explosions! Console players will love it!

It doesn't, but that's another discussion entirely. This comes up a lot for a game lauded for it's complex physics. You'd think that'd require a baseline higher than lemon.

I actually enjoy the lego philosophy of KSP. That, of course, doesn't mean I dislike procedural, but a game should maintain some form of an identity. It's why I was for lego fairings over procedural ones. Anyway, I think the real problem is organization. Wing parts especially. There must be a better way than just lumping them all in a pile.

Because someone thought it was funny.

Amazing how much is in stock bug fix that still isn't stock. Especially considering current employment of certain persons.

All arrows must be in their proper position.

Agreed. I also wouldn't mind the button opening Precise Node.

First thing I do after creating a save is edit this in the persistent file to make stock vessels = false.