razark

Because in March of 2013, people made some noises about an ambiguous wording in the license, Squad was generous and didn't fight it. They even gave people until the end of the next month to buy the game under the "Yeah, we'll let you have any DLC we do end up creating, even though you know it's not what we meant" agreement. It's not arbitrary. It's not early adopters. It's not a reward. It's a peace offering to avoid a user uprising from six years ago. Edit: Sorry if the tone of this comes off wrong. It's been explained many times, and I'm in the middle of cooking.

I have to work tomorrow. My coworker took off Friday, Good Omens releases, Saturday is gaming night, and I've got the kids this weekend. It'll be Sunday before I get a chance to install, much less play, the new version.

Is it possible? Of course it is. As long as it doesn't violate the laws of physics and you can get someone to fund it, anything is possible. Practical? That's a completely different question.

That depends on where you are. Usually no earlier than noon, I think, up to late afternoon.

That just looks like the kind of place where you need to be more worried about seagulls than Falcons.

That does look like a nice place to spend some time. I do wish there was something here more scenic than Gulf Coastal plains and marshlands.

I have tomatoes. The tomatoes from my father's garden are finally ripe, and since he's out of town, I have been picking the garden1. I brought more than seven pounds2 of ripe tomatoes home today, and there's three times that still ripening on the counter for me to pick from tomorrow. Fresh tomato sauces; bacon, lettuce, egg, and tomato sandwiches; tomato in salads; just plain tomatoes, eaten over the sink with a bit of salt and the juice dripping from your chin. And I forgot to get some basil while I was there... 1I am so very tired of green beans right now. At least those are almost done. And the cucumbers. And the corn. 2The scale only goes up to seven.

The fact is, my response would be the same in nearly all the threads.

Dunno if it's just me, but I'm not seeing any screenshots. If it's losing control outside of atmo, making sure your thrust vector is through your center of mass is what comes to my mind.

There's your answer. Throw on random bits of BS, and solve any problem you don't like the (real) answer to. It's science fiction. Whatever you need to make your story work is what you add. Why assume the laws of physics for one thing hold true, if you can just put in a convenient exit ramp anywhere you want?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rblYSKz_VnI

How did you get an early release of the DLC?

I've never seen anything that said mod creators cannot sell their work.

? You've put forth a description that fits a lot of aircraft. Anything more specific would be helpful.

Mostly. It lacked, I believe, the mission builder (that no one really seemed to care about, anyway).

Because whoever was in charge of the artwork decided it looked cool. No other reason at all.

Why not just send some guy with a jetpack to catch it by hand?

Awesome! Dots are definitely something to celebrate! Few are those that can boast of having so many dots! What do the dots mean, again?

There's plenty of tech support jobs waiting for you.

On Apollo 11, Armstrong confused Mission Control by suddenly changing his callsign from Eagle to Tranquility Base once they landed. I think that any astronauts in the near future will refer to themselves however they want. What's MC going to do, just ignore them for lack of proper protocol?

From the emails I've seen at work, engineers and scientists are some of the worst at writing/spelling. I'm often quite appalled at the lack of care displayed by "professionals".

I'm not sure about Alt, but Shift and Ctrl are used to control throttle, so they can't be used for action groups. I think Alt might be used for trim, so it could work with action groups.

One of the purposes of the JSC Amateur Radio Club is actually to provide emergency backup communications with ISS (and previously Shuttle). It has acted in that capacity at least once during the Shuttle era.

No, adding a heatshield made it enter nose-first.

I would just like to see Kerbal pilots be able to execute maneuver nodes. The higher the level, the better they do. Low level pilots repeatedly steer around the correct direction, and start/stop the burn at mostly the correct times. Mid-level pilots have greater precision tracking the burn direction and timing. Top-level pilots get the direction and timing almost precisely. Beyond that, I'm not sure. Perhaps some level of auto-landing could be possible, but I haven't put any thought into it.