Meredith Nathaniei

This is probably the reason why I am not very sensitive to color, I personally feel that the white UI in KSP1 is more practical.

I noticed a lot of improvements in the cockpit interior in KSP2, even though part of the cockpit interior was not made, they used a gold material as a shield. A more refined cockpit means a greater GPU consumption. In some cases, we don't really care about the picture in the cockpit, especially on some low-spec computers. At this time, we can choose to turn off the visor to reduce excessive computational consumption.

In the actual gameplay, the black UI makes people very confused.

There is a Chinese proverb: "The greater the expectation, the greater the disappointment", but I hope not.

If that's the case, it's too bad.

I was very curious about whether my old GTX1660Ti would be able to play the KSP2 properly, and I thought that the KSP2's computer configuration requirements were too high, which reminded me of the KSP1's poor optimization.

Does anyone know the minimum configuration standards for KSP2 computers, and I feel like I need a new, more powerful computer. (Hopefully it won't be 3090ti or higher)

It seems that KSP2 will still use the Unity engine as a game engine, I don't know if this is just using the KSP1 example as an explanation.

I would say that the United States and the Soviet Union had a large cooperation in the space industry, and the red camp does not represent nuclear weapons or competition, but one possibility of cooperation.