Kerballlistic07

Don't you dare curse it. It could very well happen! NOOOOOOO

I checked as soon as I woke up, 30-ish minutes before. I forgot until around 3 minutes after launch, and was pleased to see it lifted off successfully! Godspeed JUICE on its 8 year journey to Jupiter, and beyond!

Yes please!

I will try! Thanks! My school uses onedrive so ill put the file on there and hopefully it will work!

I love how I just now noticed, 6 days later, that the logo for the forums changed too! I, apparently, am blind.

That was an idea I had, playing on older versions. I believe there is a forum post that has download links to them. I'll look into it. Yes, here it is. I don't see links for 1.7 or 1.8. Does anyone know where I could find it?

Thanks for the answer! The laptop is most definitely a potato, so that is good. I'm entirely expecting it to be laggy, but I just want to run it and get to orbit just to say I did it!

Hello all! I'm aware "This thread is quite old." I probably should "consider starting a new thread rather than reviving this one," but I'm gonna try anyway! My school laptop has a "AMD 3015e with Radeon Graphics." It runs at 1.2 GHz, and has 8 Gb of RAM with 5.86 usable... . As for my GPU, there isn't anyway to find it that isn't blocked by the administrator. I know that there isn't much info here, but can I play it on the ABSOLUTE lowest settings? Feel free to ask for more info if needed.

You too have visited my profile, but you don't know who I am? I don't know who you are either, but see you around. 7/10

Been playing some Switch lately and recently got New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe (thats a mouthful) to relive some childhood nostalgia. Been pretty fun lately actually. Nice to pick up and play for a few minutes.

4/10, I see you around in quite a few places.

Banned for joining March 23, 2021.

Today, a Soyuz 2.1v will launch from Plesetsk Cosmodrome at 4:00 EDT. 1 minute later, a Falcon 9 will launch from Cape Canaveral. Does anyone know the record between two orbital launches ever? Because I think that this will break that!

Today, a Soyuz 2.1v will launch from Plesetsk Cosmodrome at 4:00 EDT. 1 minute later, a Falcon 9 will launch from Cape Canaveral. Does anyone know the record between two orbital launches ever? Because I think that this will break that!

This was easily my second choice! Beautiful builds by the way! Always had a soft spot for the Jupiter DIRECT series!

Easily this one! The DIRECT series was really awesome and not unlike the Atlas V in terms of configurability. I really wish Nasa had given more thought to it, and would love to see it in KSP!

Thanks! I'll fix it tomorrow along with the Electron. I just need to get the interstage to be a little shorter and the 2nd stage to separate cleaner. And fix the whole tipping over thing.

MOAR BOOSTERS!!! C'mon Tory, think of the payload capacity!

Has to be the best space CEO interaction I've ever seen!

I did the Astra Rocket 3. It went worse than Electron... Spammed the space bar as all Kerbal players must do when something fails... I'll fix it next time I play. (Probably tomorrow, no time today... )

Of course, that would be awesome! Love your designs, whether they fail or not!

Bankrupting Banterers

Banned for having a username that doesn't make sense

True. I guess I just feel like I have to root for the smaller guys sometimes. Did they say whether they were going to develop a reusable upper stage or not? I can't remember.

Or, you could be supportive and realize that the more it fly's, the cheaper the cost. If you, I'm assuming SpaceX fanboy, were to look at Starship, then you'd see that they plan to get the launch price down to around $10,000,000. It is certainly not going to start this cheap. Rocket Lab will do the same thing. It will go down over time as they reuse it more and iterate it like SpaceX did to Falcon 9. Also realize that they are in a different market. Electron is for small sats. If you launch a smallsat on a dedicated Falcon 9, its a waste of space and money. You also have to understand, most satellites don't use the full capabilities of Falcon 9. So by having a launch vehicle more suited to their size, they get launched at a cheaper cost. So please, take your SpaceX fanboy self over to this forum!