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  1. and if it is possible to track the debries (when they have a parachute) down to the launch pad, why then they have to disappear without recovering some of their value?
    The second major concern is about how the launch of multiple "space ships" is managed. Here I may miss something, but I'm having troubles tracking and managing 2 or more vehicles when they are detaching from the same rocket (manned pods).

    If this is what "Major Downside" means nowadays I think I'm going to reconsider my education.

  2. Thanks for the responses.

    It unfortunately sounds like for this particular aspect, KSP will remain wildly un-simulatory. Although I do balk at the notion that this isn't Kerbal Driving Program; We build rovers to explore these other worlds, yes? Varied surfaces and wheel-needs would be fascinating to figure out.

    As stated (paraphrasing) by SQUAD:

    Kerbal Space Program is a game first, simulation second.

    Keep that in mind ;)

  3. That's actually not a bad idea. Where DO kerbals get all that fuel and oxidizer? Having to make a fuel depot at the KSC before it goes into your rocket. I like that.

    As for the gist of the topic. Uhh... It comes with the genre. KSP just happens to be a type of game where you can actually look at every aspect and judge it off of the real world.

    Other then that... Sounds like you got one more reason to stay away from reddit. I personally can't stand the place.

    @Theend3r - I don't know if done right it could be petty cool. Because that's a major aspect. And right now LF/O could be kerbal farts for all we know. The most significant aspect that makes rockets work is more or less just a magical substance in this game. I'd welcome something that makes the fuel more hands on and practical.

    Additionally... Squad should look into more realistic fuels. Not to the extent of Real Fuels of course, but something more then what we have.

    One of the funnest parts of RSS/RO is just that. Playing with different fuels.

    Oh for the love of...

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