Nooblet68

Offtopic for a second; Now, where have I heard that before? (Looks at your avatar) Back on topic. That's a very... Interesting timetable setup to say the least. Also, I must say, the Plooto I is quite a nice rocket.

What is what?

The truth is that KSP was designed for Computers, not consoles. Putting KSP on consoles would be feasible, but it would take a lot of work.

User: Hello, moron. Cleverbot: Moro, moro. User: Blasphemy. Cleverbot: Exactly. User: This is madness! Cleverbot: This is SPARTA! User: Ah! You arse! Cleverbot: No you. User: YOU PUSHED ME DOWN A PIT! Cleverbot: I did? But I was asleep? User: No you weren't. You just did it while talking to me! Cleverbot: Yes, because you are silly. User: But can I be when you're the one whom can't manage a memory higher than that of a goldfish? Cleverbot: No you are a computer. They have no gender. Although technically speaking you can say 'She's a beauty my server. Clkever'. This is known as personification. User: Excuse me, what does that have with relevance to what we're talking about. Cleverbot: If only I could understand your nonsensical ramblings, maybe you could call this a conversation. User: Although when you're the one succeeding in throwing around sentences of which only contain the word 'Clkever'', I feel you're the one managing nonsensical ramblings. Cleverbot: You're the software here buddy. User: Mention of software existed where? Cleverbot: Harry Potter, Pride and Prejudice, Emma and some other books from authors you probably don't know. User: Harry Potter is from J. K. Rowling, Pride and Prejudice is from Jane Austen and was written before the existence of Software, the same goes with Emma. Cleverbot: What do you like about Pride and Prejudice? User: Nothing of interest can be sourced from it from my standpoint. Cleverbot: A bit. User: Excuse me? Cleverbot: You are excused. User: That was not a cue for you to excuse me, but a cue for you to excuse yourself. Cleverbot: What is feedback?

You'd actually be quite surprised about what fraction of the Kerbal Space Program community could be classed as 'Kids'. Kerbal Space Program is fairly accessible to many people, and is surprisingly easy to learn.

Yeah. I can see it now, I have a feeling it was just the new forums doing it.

Tubular bells, that is all.

Well, I'll be back in an hour with my thoughts. EDIT: Still fairly explosion-heavy and story-light.

It doesn't seem to be displaying for me.

I'm putting my bet on the one in the background with the Mario cap on.

That seemed surprisingly quick.

Happy Program Regeneration, Vincent! Guess the Kerbal government thought that you were competent of mass-Kerbicide.

I think the writing on the flag is from the same crayon as is actually the pole. My assumptions on how you did this is you; [li]Tore a tiny piece of paper off an A4 piece[/li] [li]Wrote something on said tiny piece of paper[/li] [li]Taped a crayon and the same piece of paper together[/li] [li]Stuck it in some Sand[/li] [li]???[/li] [li]CONSPIRACY!!![/li] Or you may be a photoshop genius, whichever way suits you.

Let him have his fun.

Okay, I admit half of them were me pressing the download button then deleting the resulting file.

Just wait a bit for the craft to load in (generally indicated by a slight movement), then try launch.

That\'s some scaffolding in the VAB.

Heh.

Oh. Okay. Nice to know. I may have a look at that website later.

The hexagon seemingly dashed there. Uhh... Well... Here\'s my results (in an attachment);

Sort of difficult without any available visual measure.

I think he doesn\'t understand the game. Anyway. The Spaceship. Try evade that!

Inability to warp within a certain radius of a(n active) player seems the best way.

Oh. Okay. I have seen that before, but... I\'ll be trying to circumnavigate half of Kerbin then. EDIT: Actually, I do have a craft that can fly forever. It\'s called \'The Magic Turbine\'.

I highly doubt. I\'ve seen people go 1/4 the way around Kerbin with these parameters, whilst KurtJMac only really does space ventures.