Samniss Arandeen

Yes, your brand-new motorcycle is unique in every way! Mostly because it's made out of your disassembled body parts and ridden by your soul. I wish I could plant chocolate flowers.

Got ninja'd. "I hope 'Do not press' means 'press right away'!" -Homer Simpson

Granted, but it's not the ! symbol. You literally exclaim, "POINT". I wish the entire world would do the Macarena every day at the same time.

Granted!...they now have more new features that were on Android phones three years ago. I wish Santa Claus were a chocolate Cthulhu.

Same here. But think of it this way: Each stage, and all the stages following, are collectively the payload of the stage immediately before. So even if you pare back your actual payload, not putting its insertion stage on a diet means extra weight for your middle stage to bear, ad nauseam. It's a snowball effect that escalates out of control (see: my earlier statement about 80t payload launchers). You lucky sonofagun. Launchers in my experience get exponentially (not proportionally) heavier in relation to their payloads for the same total dV.

Granted!...nuclear fusion no longer physically exists in any form anywhere in the universe. Please, apologize to our life-giving Sun, he's all ears. I wish I could breathe underwater.

I'm INTJ, and to be honest, I'm not shocked we hold a plurality. I guess that kind of intelligent thinker is the person who would play KSP in the first place. Introvert(44%) iNtuitive(38%) Thinking(88%) Judging(1%)

Greek 10char

^ This. I've built launchers for 80t payloads and even strutted like a strut spider spun its strut web all over the goddamn place those were the flimsiest pieces of $h!t I have ever flown. One wrong input and all that $$$ goes kaboom.

In stock sandbox, there's no stopping you building a BFR (work out what that stands for on your own). But sometimes too big can mean inefficient compared to several smaller in sequence or at the same time. Thus the concept of "staging" to lower vehicle weights during flight. As sizes increase, the amount of force to maneuver them increases exponentially, resulting in big rockets being more of a pain to launch than the lightweights. Hell, too big and the rocket will tear itself apart if you didn't build it correctly. I've spent untold hours trying to get the strengths and weights exactly perfect putting things on top of a KW Rocketry Griffon Century. So many factors to consider including weight, drag, thrust to weight, how long each stage will last and what speed and altitude you'll be firing it at, space junk, etcetera...if you use FAR/NEAR you'll have to consider the shape and flight profile as well as the balls-out thrust and weight. And then of course you have to contend with high part counts as the rockets get massive. "Bigger is better" depends on your specific application. Really, it's better to tailor not just the size, but the characteristics of rockets and payloads for their mission. And if you're playing Career mode, it's more cost effective too. In my sandbox and career modes, bigger is almost never better. That doesn't stop things from being massive when they need to be, it just means I have to take the practical considerations into account.

And Bill keeps kicking the damn pedal halfway down the runway thinking it's the clutch. On-topic: yes, I've experienced that too. Sometimes the brakes disengage unevenly, causing a wheel to drag and my whole plane to flip out of control.

Spartaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Waiter you callin' me over for then? Waiter, there's a Quagmire in my soup.

Howto with question. How to giggity?

Granted: everyone knows the password but you~ I wish I could make machines human.

Deck. 10char

Granted, but durians don't smell anymore. I wish I cute chibi.

Well, you did say "put some sugar on me"~ Waiter, there's Def Leppard in my soup!

Feed it to an animal then kill the animal. How does I headstand?

Communism is one giant circlejerk of cheating and you are a cheater for promoting it!

By being a girl. How longer will my solid boosters burn if I put a fuel tank on top of them?

You're a robot. Only humans allowed on this forum, I'm afraid.

Ninja'd. :/ Well, you become such a pro noscoper that you lose all skill at any other game. I wish Metroid: Other M were actually a good game.

Golfing. 1ochar

Then there wouldn't be Bronies in the first place. What if Team Fortress 2 took place on Kerbin?