Bej Kerman

Don't forget about the Mohole, which is supposedly making a comeback! I assume this'll be one of the bespoke, more finely mapped features of the Kerbol system along with the peak on Eve. Source: Matt's interview

Probably important, I assume the winners get to pick the platform they recieve the game on, right?

The problem with women who have jawlines being............? I've not seen gender labels so far yet, and quite a few of the kerbals we've seen have been androgynous.

Actually, that's probably one of your better ideas. Doesn't sound difficult to pull off

Here's to a decade of squabbling over resources

lolwut? I was under the impression floppiness contributed to a lot of the lag because of all the physics calcs. IIRC SimpleRockets2/Juno runs well enough on mobile because of the fact it doesn't do joint physics like KSP.

Pre-optimisation code

When you always hear "rails" and see orbits represented as ellipses, it's easy to forget that there are no rails holding everything together and that the only thing holding planets in their ellipses is a force pulling on them, making no attempt to lock them in an ellipse.

Again, I'm really glad to see this kind of behaviour being called out on and discussed publicly. I hope the moderators don't cull this discussion, it's important to think about. Really, thank you

Remember when the forum was begging every day for KSP 2 to do open beta testing? Me too

This forum being what it is, I didn't anticipate the pushback I saw against non-binary kerbals. Fortunately, as far as I can tell as of the Insiders event, kerbals don't have a defined gender like in KSP 1. I didn't see any strict "male" and "female" labels, so I'm hoping Intercept runs with this.

If Pluto is a planet, all the other millions of similarly sized bodies in the Kuiper belt are planets. If it just has to be solid and orbit the Sun, then J002E3, a spent S-IVB stage, is a planet.

Was gonna bring that up! Noticed this elsewhere as well: at here: I've also noticed that notifications say "February 23 2023" rather than something more appropriate like "1 hour ago", as well as occasionally blanking usernames: Edit: there it is again! - this time, I captured the "Feb 23" bug. And of course it fixed itself again. Edit end \\ After some time passes, these fix themselves, only applying to really recent notifications. This specific bug also applies to the front page, to the right of each subforum where it shows the most recent post in that sub. But it doesn't blank the username. The forum doesn't like the stress KSP 2 has put on it!

You probably didn't mean to come across the way you did. I'm just saying there was probably a better way to phrase what you said

The KSP 2 gizmo is fine, I just think Squad's design made it much easier to tell the rotation handles apart from transformation.

Much cheaper. That's what this means.

Are you sure that was the best way to say what you said?

How do people know fuel crossfeed is the issue here?

Expectations.

This early access is more for people who are going to be writing bug reports and want to explore the game on a technical level, than people who wanted to make interstellar ships and run casual missions.

What if we prefer the pixel font? Five letters looking a bit weird isn't an issue that can't be fixed without ditching the entire font.

Well it doesn't matter seeing as it's happening here now

Nope. Kerbals could make it

RIP to Queensland and NS Wales. With Love from Britain