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As noted above, it might, but it's quite likely not to. The only way to know for sure is to try it. Every player has a different set of mods, and the way they may all interact is unique. One of the great things about KSP, though, is that you can make multiple copies of it and try out different mods, without endangering your primary install. This even extends to installs of different versions, so you can continue in 1.7.3 while trying out mods on 1.8.x.

No. You're half a month off. That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons even death may die.

A month and a half ago, my sole coworker (and department lead) left for greener pastures. I've talked to my manager twice since then. The first conversation was basically: "We haven't decided what's going to happen." The second was a simple greeting at a directorate picnic. I've heard from my supervisor once. Nothing more than: "Your monthly report is due by the 6th." That was at the end of September. Today, I got an email from my new supervisor, a person that I've never even heard of before. Telling me my monthly is due by COB Thursday. I think it might be time to drag out my resume and make sure it's up to date.

I don't know the language, but somehow, I knew what this was right away. And it fits.

Yes. But they will be replaced by entirely new annoyances that man has not yet dreamed of.

We can, but we never got context for your question or notice that your question was answered.

The best player I remember? Me, of course. He does the things that interest me. He doesn't do the things that bore me (usually). If I have an idea that I want to try, he's always on board to do it. He does tend to take long breaks from the game, but they tend to coincide with my varying interest level. Whenever my interest picks up, he's always ready to go. Although, over the years, I've probably learned the most from Scott Manley. But I only watch game videos if I'm trying to learn to do something. KSP is a game, it's meant to be played. Where's it become fun to watch someone else play a game, when I could go play the game myself?

I propose that we name it after my neighbor's dog. However, since I have no idea what the dog's name is, we'll just have to call it Alan, instead.

I don't know how they start, but I'm guessing it's rapidly downhill from there. I'm guessing it's probably a quickly decreasing choice of other options, though.

A bit over a decade ago, I worked in a tech support call center for a server hosting company, on the 1500-2300 shift. We had a breakroom that had three large coffee pots. Morning shift would make coffee, but by the time we got in, it was not good. A co-worker and I got into a routine. Whichever one of us got in first would head to the breakroom, clean out one of the pots, and brew a new one. Once it was done, he would grab two cups, the pot, head out to the floor, and set the pot on his desk. There was usually not even a cup left by the time we clocked out. People quickly learned not to mess with our coffee, and management eventually gave up on telling us not to do it. (Wow. It's been a while since I've thought about that place. I wonder what ever happened to the office I stole.)

You misspelled "too many".

It's a mod manager for KSP that lots of people seem to like.

No clue. But I wasn't the one that set the conditions for the question. I'm curious how this civilization would manage to exist, but 16th century Europe is the one that comes to find them.

Except the OP posits a modern, 2019 level of advancement. Medical knowledge and technology may go a long way to reducing the death toll. From reading this thread, it looks like several posters already have.

Oh gods NO! There's enough squabbling over what little budget there is. We don't need any more.

Thanks! This is one of those little ones that doesn't do much and isn't really noticeable until it's missing. I mean that in the nicest way, of course. A great little quality of life addition.

Except that on Kerbin, the Kerbals are natives. "Alien" meaning "not native", there are no aliens in KSP, only natives.

In this time, the most precious substance in the universe is the bean of Coffee. The bean extends awakeness. The bean expands consciousness. The bean is vital to getting out of bed. It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion. It is by the beans of Java that thoughts acquire speed, the hands acquire shaking, the shaking become a warning. It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion.

Two of my coworkers were discussing it in the office or at the weekly D&D game one day.

Mostly 2, with a large bit of 4, some of 1 (as a specialized subset of 4), and a smattering of 3 during the summer.

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Every time someone asks, the release gets pushed back three days. Every time someone posts in a thread asking, it's pushed back one day.

Sorry, I missed your edit while I was typing my reply. But, why? We don't need to do that. There is a long history in camera technology of trying to reduce the imperfections as much as possible. The only reason they get added to fake cameras is that we're so conditioned to seeing them while watching a screen. There's no reason to continue that paradigm. I'd prefer to see KSP as through a window, not as through a camera. That's my point. There's no justification to adding artifacts from physical lenses when there is no physical lens to cause them.