Colonel_Sanders

Thanks for the advice. I guess I should stop being such a cautious idiot and actually attempt things that seem more difficult.

That's exactly it, I am new and I want some advice on what planets are easier to get to and come back from.

Hello everyone. I have been looking to explore some new planets/moons. I have currently landed and returned from the Mun, Minmus, Ike, Gilly, and Duna, and I am wondering where I should go to next, in terms of a manned landing and return. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Still probably faster than an ion. Much less electricity, too.

Why can't I fly to eeloo with my eva pack? They aren't powerful enough.

This is really cool. What mods did you use besides the one already mentioned?

On Duna, my lander fell on its side, so I used hack gravity to put it on its legs. I don't feel too bad about it, though, because it was a "mess around" mission with infinigliders anyway.

Welcome to ksp, Tal. A tip for getting to other celestial bodies: go to minmus first. It may be further away than the mun, but getting there isn't much more fuel and landing takes a lot less.

That sucks. I had a bug similar to that happen to me a while ago when I was landed on Ike, but the kerbals somehow were changed to debris instead of eva. There might be a way to regain control of them, but it would probably require some messing around. For my problem, I just terminated the ship and the kerbals and revived the kerbals through the game files, although there probably is a better way. Also, are you using any mods? I think my problem was with a glitch in the kas mod. Anyway, if you don't care about saving the ship, use the method I used. Otherwise, I'd just try some different things and see what results.

Jeb's lying face-down on the surface of Ike after scraping his feet on the ground during an EVA flight.

Career. I started playing it again with the last update, and after a while it pretty much became sandbox with optional contracts. For mods I use kethane, K.A.S, and kerbal engineer.

Quicksave before aerobraking. If your altitude is off by just a little bit, you will probably not like the results.