Tristen Simon

If it isn't already decided, what about warp drives? Don't we need those for interstellar travel? To get to the nearest KSP stars, (besides Kerbol) they're distance is to be estimated at 1 lightyear.

Oh. I only watched the KSP2 announcements video on YouTube and it only mentioned the 4 planets, not where they would be.

OH YEAH, didn't really think about Delta v. You're probably also gonna have to change direction from time to time to get to other stars too, although, stars move pretty slowly. And if Squad decides to or not, we could be able to explore the ENTIRE KSP GALAXY! Although, that's a lot of data for a game from 2022 to handle. Maybe if we get a KSP3, it will be possible? By the way, what's the name of the KSP Galaxy?

And now that the Kerbol system is getting more planets, Puf, the Rask and Rusk binary planets, and Ovin, getting out of the Kerbol system might take longer. THAT IS, what if the 4 new planets aren't part of the Kerbol system? What if they're part of a seperate star system?

So, if I'm playing Sandbox mode, Career mode, or Science mode, if I unlock the Warp Drive and use it, it would take an entire year to get to the closest stars?! Good thing time warp exists.

So, I heard that it will be possible to travel to different star systems in Kerbal Space Program 2. Is this true? If so, if anybody knows, what other stars are there and how far away from Kerbol (The Sun) will they be located?