The Error

Hooray for anomalies!

dun, Dun, DUNNNNN

Retrograde Base Pop. 12, located on the Munar surface. Almost perfectly situated on the Mun'r retrograde orbit line. A small scientific outpost, independent from Kerbin for the most part, with rocketry facilities. Notable for constructing the first LV-N2, of which they are proud. Even prouder for them, the LV-N2 was removed from service due to a tendency to explode. Now, they occasionally launch pods full of SCIENCE at Kerbin and recieve shipments of Blue and Yellow Mush from the surface. Don't believe in military, these lads. Closest they have is the Kycho Mass Driver, a rocket-powered launch site for engineless payloads. Yes, they use rocket cannons. Under construction is their orbital Laser Test Array, with a number of spectroscopic lasers. These operate at a fraction of their capacity for normal duties. The kerbals of Retrograde City, as they call it, are baffled by the strange, violent nations below. Only once have they been forced into battle, when a splinter group attempted to sieze the base. The invaders' ship was impacted by a 10 ton payload from the Kycho Mass Driver. Since, they have been left alone.

Trolling aside, I apologize if other people's jokes and ideas bother you, OP & Co., but sometimes it's more fun to invent wacky explanations for stuff than just keep calling it like it is. Also, the semantics module in my brain is screaming. These aren't myths posted, they're explanations for odd occurrences. Not the same thing.

Hooray for More Stuff! Pushing launches ahead like mad, though? ... FUN TIMES AHEAD

I laughed far more than I should have. Bob, what are you doing here? You're booster'd out again!

I've taken to coming in relative up or relative down to avoid Ike. Yes, inclination changes cost fuel, but that little bugger can't get me from a polar intercept trajectory. :evilgrin:

The community thanks you for debunking their roleplay. I am uncertain as to why you care how others want to justify bugs. They land on their head? Yes, it's a bug. But it's fun to call it an anatomical adaptation. They survive reentry? Again, yes, bug, but I see things as: Having Fun > waiting for bugs to be patched. Also, while the Kerbal engineers are brilliant, the stupidity meter only applies to their crews. Thus, Kerbals can be incredibly stupid. At least, the ones you see can be. (And if they're brilliant, why do the lads in the VAB/SPH sometimes bash their sledgehammers on the floor?)

O_o My PC is heating up just looking at this magnificence.

...yep. He MUST have been trained by the Thrillmaster.

And you can *hear* the tension.

Awesome. Love the stockalike look.

I'm not sure if you can assign textures to specific Kerbals, but Texture Replacer might work for you, instead of fiddly stuff with Photoshop.

Cool. It seems Watsan is considerably more badS than one might think.

I have a slowly accumulating set of old nukes decomposing on the far side of the Mun. I've started recovering them to Kerbin occasionally, but surely there is no way anything could go wrong with the Mun, right? ...right?

Friggin' Ike.

I vote plane trip to the arctic, flying over the mountains specifically at the request of Xactar (all hail him, he is really cool).

Cool shipyard. Very sci fi. As for the lit issue, maybe reduce to 2 or 1 per rib, I find the floodlights are exactly what they say they are.

Companies again? What? Or is this a random thing? Also, you have used Sunbeamz in the past, you ever considered the lazor system and or weapons?

I have to say Laythe, but Ike is like the troll of the Kerbol system.

Interesting. So derpy kerbals take longer to realize they should go nuts, or smart ones last longer, or... Huh. FUN TIMES AHEAD

You're running the fine line for fuel, m8.

You takin' lessons in Cliffhangers from czokletmuss?

[blitzing intensifies]

Indeed. Time to blitz the hell out of that station, methinks. Do you have any laser frigates?