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  1. SiriusRocketry
    Hey @Trekkie148, I made a YouTube channel (mostly playing KSP) last year and got bullied IRL for it- I have a weirdly squeaky voice. My advice to you is to get another name if you want, one that you like, and stay a while here at the forums. I've had a good experience on here over the last year, and I can only hope that the occasionally irritable members apologise to you, as a few have done to me. Cool to see another kid on the forums, have a great day!
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    7/10 Insane human or exceptional chatbot response? Hmmm. I am a humaaaaaaa -REROUTE system32.exe fail-
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    Seventy-five.
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    I got the demo as an eight year old in 2011, IIRC it was the ancient pre-cost version (0.9, 0.10?) and loved it. (Despite being terrible) However I soon forgot about it and was caught up in the console hysteria surrounding the PS4 a couple of years later. Near the end of 2016, around September, my friend told me about a game he bought last month called 'Kerbal Space Program' a semi-realistic simulator of spaceflight... I couldn't really remember the game, and despite being a huge space nerd, didn't think it was too interesting. My friend was persistent, however, and sent me the download link for the 1.0 demo, which I decided to download and play. Despite the large difficulty spike and cumbersome part selection, I enjoyed it immensely and succeeded in shooting a Kerbal to the Mun's surface in late December (Jeb never returned). In February 2017, I saw KSP on sale for NZ$17.99, down from $41.99. I bought, it, fell in love despite having a potato laptop, and began to play. 413 hours, a new (but not much better laptop) and almost two years later, here I am. KSP has helped me through some tough times recently, and despite the burnouts and the lag, it is the greatest purchase I have ever made. So thanks to SQUAD for creating a beautiful, upbeat and insane game that is still as fun now as it was in 2011. Thanks for reading and sorry for the novel.
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    What happened to Laika in the Vostok image? Some sort of cartoon alien invaded her body? Hint: zoom in on the porthole in said image.
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    What happened to Laika... Very interesting reports, you've got a new follower (on the thread :P)
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    We already have a thread like this...
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    Can this run RSS/RO? RAM: 16GB I7 hexa core 4.1 GHz Nvidia gtx 1050ti
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    This is getting really emotional, and pretty interesting. Can't wait for more.
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    Thread kick. Is the Ark mission even possible?
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    Sorry about the death of this thread, I'll start another one soon. I just got a bit burned, no biggie.
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    Hi, @rawghi. Is this still alive?
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    Anyone got screenshots of the new challenge? I'm wondering how it's possible on multiple fronts.
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    Finally! This is really good, and I cannot wait to see Chapter 2!
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    OK, I was only asking because I was attempting to find the best way of launching a similar plane.
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    Can you remember how you launched the SVR-23?
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    @Raptor9 What happened to the SVR-23? Do you still have the brochure, and if so, could you PM it to me?
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    Holy mother of necro, Batman! Holler for a mod @Vanamonde, is this eligible for locking?
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    Hi @adsii1970! Glad you posted this. With your thread and the General Micro challenge thread, I'm sure I'll be busy!
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    Is there still time for this challenge?
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    Perhaps ice cream and Khyber crystals? XD In all seriousness, it will most likely be a solid, porous rock with lots of elements frozen into ice, like a comet.
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    Well, my NZD$399 laptop (4 GB RAM, Intel HD Integrated graphics and a 1.6 GHz dual-core Celeron) runs KSP at least tolerably under 40-50 parts, and only encountered awful, sub 10 FPS conditions when in a 100-150 part physics bubble. A decent-ish laptop with a reasonable, quad core processor, at least 4/8 GB of RAM and 1 GB of dedicated graphics should run well even with some light graphical mods installed.
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    @The Aziz How can that only have >1000 DV? My much smaller two-orange tank single stack model has 4.5k!
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    Soon, when I get back into KSP.
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    I went under the assumption that Kerbin is x10 scale, for realism.
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