Custard Donut (In Space)

I'd go with the second flag too.

The world will end with a giant laser beam from outer-space smashing Earth into a squillion pieces, once the intergalactic community have discovered who is behind all the terrible sitcoms being pumped into outer-space.

When you wake up in bed with a jolt immediately after crashing on the Mun whilst trying to land.

I agree with Astropapi when he said: Get help for the bullying and for your depression, don't keep it up inside, tell people. If you are feeling anxious there is a breathing exercise that i use that helps me stay calm, i know it sounds silly but it helps, sit down in a chair, rest your hands on your legs, keep a straight back and take a deep breath in for three seconds, hold it in for a further three seconds, finally breath out again for another three seconds but as if you were blowing smoke out, do that a few times and it should have a calming effect. Seriously though tell people, your parents, your teachers, and be clear, don't beat around the bush, just tell them straight-up what is happening and how you feel.

I'm into the 4th episode of Planetes and really quite enjoying it, it seems a bit more fast-paced than i'm used to but i'm enjoying the artwork and the humour a lot, you wouldn't happen to have any more recommendations by any chance?

Hey cwholtz, welcome to the forum

Hi there, to add an avatar go to "settings" at the top of your page, then on the left hand side choose "edit avatar," welcome to the forum

I must admit my opinion on this is fairly left of field, i believe the creator of a work has a moral right to two things with regard to his creation, firstly to be identified as the author in perpetuity, secondly for any edited or changed version of his/her work to be clearly stated as such. As more and more people became aware of these simple laws they would seek out the original creator/creators of said works in order to donate to them, and they would quickly become aware of any imposter trying to cash in on their work. And if someone says "i only made 100k dollars where i could have made a million were copyright laws to be in place," you can turn around and say, "and i could make you work for half your wage if the corresponding laws were in place too, doesn't mean the laws are moral," 100k is what your creation was worth to a free people, end of story. But we live in a world where might makes right, copyright law is just one symptom of a deeper sickness caused by greed in our society. (In my opinion)

That looks great

Lol these look great I can imagine people racing them if there was multiplayer.

Anything to do with Kerbin always gets me really excited, one of my biggest hopes for this game is to be able to see the twinkling lights of cities down below when i orbit, and a much less realistic dream is to buzz a Kerbal farmer on his tractor with my space-plane.

Hey Pyro, i too bought the game on Steam and i've played little else since i did, welcome.

Hey Arty, welcome to the forum and congratulations on your Mun rover landing, i'm afraid i'm in the same boat as you with regard to trying to navigate on the Mun, i tend to zoom far out and away from my Kerbal or Rover and get my bearings that way hehe.

Hey welcome to the forum, i recently found KSP too, it caught me completely by surprise with it's greatness

Hey Lazerman, welcome to the forum!

If i may recommend this video here by Scott Manley, it shows you how to build a Mun-worthy rocket and how to land on Minmus, once you've seen it and tried it out you can then attempt your three Kerbal landing on the Mun:

These are fantastic, i definitely subscribe

Very cool! Really enjoyed that

I'm afraid the only way i know how to display an image here on the forum is by uploading it first to a site like photobucket, and then clicking on "insert image" here, then entering the URL

Lol that's a great one.

Mine is called the "Kerbal Co-operative Outreach," they are an international, space-faring organisation funded by all the Kerbal nations, nations that cannot afford to contribute are allowed full involvement anyway for this is no ordinary endeavor. Their aims are to explore the universe, to leave their presence known on as many moons and planets as possible in the form of yet to be invented (and long awaited) gadgets known as "flags," in the hope of offering future companionship to any alien life-form that finds said "flag" and to inform and assure them of Kerbal good nature and goodwill. But most importantly and perhaps ironically for an organisation that travels further away from Kerbin than any other, it is to bring long-lasting peace to Kerbin itself, whether the universe be teeming with other civilizations or whether Kerbals are alone, the KCO seeks to insure that no matter what challenges the future may bring, Kerbal-kind will be in a position to meet them head-on, together. Well, in my head they do and stand for all these things anyway

Awesome! I really enjoyed that

How long does an experimental phase last on average? The suspense is killing me!

I'm afraid all i know is that in map-mode you can bring up the Nav-ball by clicking on the tab at the bottom of the screen, hopefully somebody a little more knowledgable will be able to answer your question properly.

Thanks guys, i certainly hope to improve