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I've had KSP for a long time now, but ever since the very fancy new space centre my game has slowed down considerably - much more-so than can be attributed just to the graphical upgrade. I have played the game through steam on other, less powerful computers/laptops and performance there was very noticeably better. When running on default settings and 4-part ships I am already subjected to the orange timer. On lower settings, this starts occurring at roughly 10-part ships. The performance hit is slightly lower when looking at the sky, so I'm guessing it's partially related to the rendering of the surface and/or space station. Sadly, the performance hit has made the game not very fun to play at all. Any help would be greatly appreciated. computer setup: Phenom II X6 1090T Radeon HD 6900 series 8gb RAM windows 7 64bit video drivers are currently the latest beta drivers for AMD. (updating them was the first thing I tried)

I\'m still blissfully content with this one :3

If you can see the top segment with the decoupler, you can see what my planned landing stage was. Originally, the stage that I landed on was thought to be for a little boost out of kerbal orbit.

From left to right: Jeb, Bill and Bob One small step HUGE FRIKKING DROP for Jeb, one small step for Kerbalkind. Those jetpacks turned out quite handy xD Yeah, I think I may have slightly overdone it, but I\'m proud. I thought I could pull it off and not advance 2 more stages to the landing stage to touch down safely. And I did. This rocket is the spiritual successor to my older \'Luna\' series of rockets, which were outdated by the 0.16 patch. (and, when reconstructed in 0.16, no longer can carry the full crew because it\'s on a 1m base) Like it\'s predecessor, it\'s built with no modded parts, and perhaps it maybe is just a little insane - it definitely bears the same curse: occasional explosions, an occasional fatal attraction to water and a bizarre amount of fuel in weird places. 8) the .craft is shared below if you want to try it, post pictures if any of your non-modded crafts made improbable landings in far-flung places, for fun...and science.