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    N -60
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    C.L.I.C.K
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    Update on Kerbin circumnavigation. The KAN-KAN II has successfully emerged from Kerbin's ocean near 56°S 53°W! It appears it has some serious issues climbing 30° slopes, I hope these are just on the shore. On the seabed I only quicksaved 5 times (in 600 km or so) and I never needed to reload. As soon as I try to go on land: boom! Already reloaded 3 times and it's not even been 10 minutes.
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    I suggest naming it, "The Whale".
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    N -56 Are you sure? Oh, wait these aren't isohedral. You're safe.
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    Possible. My only source of information about KSP2 are the forum threads - so I can neither confirm or infirm this atm - but if it were the case, as I often said, that is not physically realistic and thus isn't appropriate for a simulation game. I think "RPG" may be too narrow for this case, since Super Mario Bros (for example; I may also say SuperTux 2 or any game like that) is more "RPG" (as per your definition, or at least what I understood of it) than "simulation", but it's not exactly RPG. It would probably be better to make the distinction between "simulation" and, er... "not simulation", than between "siulation" and "RPG".
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    I don't think so. Besides, from what I've seen in various KSP2-related threads, KSP2 seems to be considered by most as a 'AAA' game; according to Wikipedia, AAA games are not supposed to be indie games, the equivalent of AAA for indie being III. If KSP2 was an indie game, I should have seen 'III' more than 'AAA', yet I have never found 'III' in a KSP2 thread. To come back to thre main topic of this thread: I think all the easter eggs they added in KSP2 belong more to a "RPG-style game" than to a "simulator", as they seem to be part of a whole story. Besides, I don't think simulation games require such tied easter eggs.
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    N -56 They only awake on a D100 roll of 1 to 5 in the random keyboard behaviour table, on page 692 of the keyboard documentation.
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    Update on Kerbin circumnavigation. The rover has been roving on the seabed for 3 in-game days now (so 18h IRL) and is expected to reach land in 4h and 15 minutes. Currently at 47.23°S 58.36°W. Crew moral is nominal, even if Bob has been complaining for the last three hours about the complete lack of sealife and other interesting features.
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    N -54 Maybe it's because I feed mine with bread crumbs...
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    The Probe!

    Nazalassa replied to HarvesteR's topic in The Lounge

    :hailprobe: @Dakota this "emoji" should be remplemented.
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    Could you put this magic in a spoiler? Else it's no longer magic.
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    N -52 Happens all the tme
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    N -50 @WaldeB it got eaten by the keyboard
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    /me tries to use [pre]/me[/pre] [pre] Preformatted stuff [/pre]
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    Yeah, see, it all started when I got this letter from Hogwarts...
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    This thread is so intelligent it can figure out what theme you are using: you are using light theme. you are using dark theme.
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    Same here on Linux, Firefox.
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    Update on Kerbin circumnavigation. KSP has now run for 13h 22min 18sec and the rover is at 34.58° S. Progress so far: (I have done some more roving between these pictures and this post.)
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    I think I'll rework half of the core. There's a lot of stuff missing in what I've done, namely: Getting the parent of a node Better search function A way to lock part, or all, of a config file Something better than a list to hold the config (class Megalist is coming) And more caveats and issues
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    I guess you mean 'N -48'? In which case: N -49
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    Update on Kerbin circumnavigation. Got another drag issue. So I restarted the Kerbin trip for the thid time. This time I used the SAS as a pseudo-autopilot: The rover is currently at 15.56° S, and it's been a day and 53 seconds since launch - make that a day in the water. <screenshot coming soon> Quick math: t(15°)=1day <=> t(90°)=6day=36h Underwater part will take (approx.) 35 to 36 hours. While the SAS keeps the rover pointing south, I can do other stuff, like reading War and Peace (I'm serious).
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