dryer_lint

I come to your moon on a friendly visit, but when I leave, I take one small scoop of dirt with me. I do this for years and decades and centuries until I've built up my own moon. My moon.

That's a pretty good idea.

Support. I personally think tracks of smoke flying out from the explosion could add more feeling to it, moar debris would also be cool.

Thanks guys! Personally, I think ships assembled in space would be closest to "Station", but you're right, it still doesn't exactly fit. Also, r0cketc0der, isn't the probe symbol pretty much a satellite?

All we know about the Admin Building so far is that it involves sliders. Doesn't help much at the moment, but at least we can eliminate ideas that don't involve sliders...

You know that little box that comes up when you rename your vessel, that allows you to choose a classification such as Ship, Lander, Station, Rover, etc.? I think "Airplane" should be added to the list of options. It's a small change, but for some reason I get annoyed when my spaceplane gets classified as a ship and given the "capsule" icon. Does anyone agree?

I don't see why we can't have funds and contracts in Sandbox, it would be fun to measure your progress and take contracts just when you're bored. But the most annoying thing is those placeholder science messages! *finally gets a rocket to Eeloo and lands there* *deploys the heavy module of scientific equipment* WHOOPS THE R&D IS CLOSED, SO YOUR WHOLE MISSION MEANS NOTHING. TROLOLOLO

I bring in a shipment of 1000 nukes. Guess what I'm going to do next? Nothing, I just claim the nukes. My nukes.

I wasn't planning to destroy the universe, I was just going to introduce them to the Kraken. heehee

I have this exact same problem. I enjoy building crafts, the VAB is full of moon bases and interplanetary ships that I never bothered to launch. But I... well, never bother to launch them. So I just mess around with planes

I'm conflicted over this. The biggest feature I can think of to fit this would be multiplayer, but it seems way too early for that.

Still though, it's probably one of the least used decouplers. SLS parts are usually used as the bottom heavy lifting stage, and that's all I can think of...

Thanks a lot. Now I will never be able to look at another Kerbal's face without seeing this. < Oh wait, the emoticons don't have it! Yeeea- but I'm still seeing it.

I kind of liked it as a decoration, but it blocked really wide rockets and really served no purpose at all, so yeah.

3458: During the second Kraken incident of all time, a Kerbal on EVA is mysteriously torn apart. 3459: The development of stronger telescopes allows astronomers to see that at large orbital speeds and distances, their universe is becoming strangely unstable.

Go fullscreen with Alt+Enter, and then click on Apply.

I'm fine with Mercury dying (die, Mercury, die!) I'm just confused about all the other chaos that resulted (Kerbin impacted, Laythe transformed, can't even keep up with the other stuff, where did "K-Syndrome" come from? aaaaaa)

Yeah, I have to question this for a second... what's going on here? Are we just going to have the Kerbol system destroyed? I don't see how the planets' orbits could be affected in such a way all the planets would crash into each other by pure chance

(bear trap)

You're not qualified to be in charge of KSC!

Year 3382: Laythe terraforming is 50% completed. Kerbals begin to notice that their solar system is becoming strangely unstable.

I think most of the people who play this game are like that

Year 3354: Scientists discover a Karbonite-based formula that can be mass-produced and inserted into Laythe's athmosphere. It will set off a reaction that makes Laythe's athmosphere breathable. Year 3355: Massive Karbonite mining equipment arrives at the Duna base. The space program will need a lot of it in order to terraform (does this even count as terraforming?) Laythe. Year 3355.1: Construction begins on the 100-Kerbal ship that will be sent to colonize Laythe. The moon's volcanic interior heats up the surface to a habitable temperature, it may be the only way to survive the upcoming ice age...