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Any progress?

I think the 17th may be too late because some of us will have started school by then and may not be able to play ksp.

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And one of the last remaining bastions of saneness.

Yes, the low mass modules are light enough that engine gimbal and rcs can compensate for the offset com, but we can't start figuring out how may tugs there will be until everyone's finished. Unless of course we build a ridiculous tug that can handle 20 big ore tanks.

Ok, here's what I think is going on. On August 7 @eee will put the core module in LKO. Then @Aniruddh will transport the core to low Laythe orbit. In an order not yet established people will take their modules as far as they can get them (either docked to the core, or in low Laythe orbit, or in LKO.) After that me and a few others will dock all the modules to the station with LV-n tugs. The save file will be passed via email. Also, does everyone here have discord, because if so, we should start a server and pass the save file that way. Second also, I am assuming that the modules will be transported in separate tugs or in groups of two, because this will probably take less time and effort than transporting them all at once.

Make the apocalypse kraken happen when Jeb dies.

Banned for having 9087 rep, which is so close to 9000 that it's triggering.

Strawberries and pomegranate are better than apples and oranges.

Granted, but they are re retired after a few failed launches. I wish that Earth has another moon, preferably with an atmosphere. And a surface pressure equivalent to Mars, but planes can fly due to low gravity.

21

I don't know, but I have a gut feeling that the larger one is Rask.

Perhaps it's called Puf because it's undense, either has very little metal, or the rock it's made of is less dense than Kerbin's. I would go with the second since undense rock could only exist in the crust (I think) and the crust doesn't make up a very meaningful portion of a players mass.

It was new years eve, and the flag contained a firework, which hit Munwise's helmet, causing him to fall of the Mün crater rim and onto his rover, which rolled down the hill, straight towards the lander and his fellow kerbonauts. In order to save them from a rover that was low on ec and at 35 m/s, Munwise tried to turn, but flipped the river and had his visor smashed by the origional firework. Eurbal Kerman - planned rcs tank rupture.

Granted, but you have to sign a terms of service that gives T2 the rights to hack your computer, your bank accout, and your forum account. I wish it was Friday.

#JNSQmasterrace Hypixel used to be good, but was ruined by sweats. Now all the games either suck, have multi hour queue times, or have so many sweats that it's unplayable for non sweats.

Ok I'll guess again... 19?

What if 9 + 10 = 22

What if we nuked Saturn at 1,000,000c.

It's just sad that Saturn and Neptune, the most interesting planets in the solar system (my opinion) and there more interesting moons are not in ksp. I'm ksp1 this was somewhat justified because you could complete the tech tree easily with just Mün, Minmus, Eve and Duna missions, but in ksp2 the tech tree extends far beyond stock, so outer planets are justified. Also, while the stock system is well balanced, after hundreds of thousands of hours all the destinations are a bit samey. And why do all the Kerbolar planets have to be neon colored real life ones, why can't we have exoplanet inspired ones.

The ksp2 devs should not have kept the Kerbol system as it is. Ksp2 is a new game, and I want a fresh system. I think that the ksp2 devs kept it the same because nostalgic people would have been angered by its removal, but I'm just not a fan of the Kerbol system (unrealistically colored planets and oversized moons are the main reason.) It's especially ugly when compared to planet packs like gpp Beyond home, gep, and opm. They could have kept nostalgics happy and made the system fresh by either adding an equivalent to opm or having an option to start in another star system (perhaps in Puf) or both, the second option however is a real possibility, but only if there is a habitable world in a system with enough planets to go interstellar.

But unlike thrust, 460 rpm is about the limit of the physics engine, so you may just discover a new kraken. Still, it should be entertaining