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I hereby declare myself to be first tiger. 67

But I did! I just declared it in my own words! 66

65. Chakka bromble!

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Not at all. A centimetre is the average depth of snow that melts into a 1-millimetre-deep puddle of water.

@AlamoVampire's post does not contain food! No toaster oven for you! NEW RULE: Instead pf food, any images must be space-related. 62

This is just a friendly moderator poking his head in to say he has removed a few posts in the thread because they were off topic. Guys and gals, there's no need to jump on the developers every time they show their faces. Let them participate in the forums too, OK?

You say that like it's a bad thing.

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Scatter collisions confirmed??

I suppose that does just about qualify as food, @AlamoVampire And we are now at 60

Sorry for the confusion. This is a common misconception, but the thread has been locked for the best part of a decade now.

1) This DeLorian is going to be able to drive for a LONG time

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Hang on... isn't the answer simply "x"? (as an answer to -x-x)

Is anti-aliasing a priority for a game in beta?

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58 NEW RULE: You get extra time in the corollary zone if your food picture is also from Calvin & Hobbes

NEW RULE: If you join in counting, you get quadruple points.

@nope

@your appendix vermicularis

I think I know what you mean. KSP has never been about graphics (at least, not to me). Some of the best games ever produced have graphics that could never be described as "eye candy". But at the same time, some of the grandest and most awe-inspiring sights I have seen in a game are from Kerbal Space Program; that view of the sun appearing just over the horizon on your first orbit, your first glimpse of another planet as you are working out a correction burn during an interplanetary manoeuvre, looking up at the majestic might of Jool ominously hanging over you from the surface of Laythe... those moments are unforgettable, even with the limited graphics available in stock KSP. I do appreciate that improved graphics can give an even greater impact in some situations. Clouds also bring an interesting challenge to gameplay; blocking sunlight to solar panels, obstructing the view of the ground when coming in for a landing, the fear of dropping out from a thick cloud layer and slamming into the side of a mountain etc. These are very cool gameplay/realism elements that clouds can offer, so it's not only about how they look.

Maybe. @WinkAllKerb''

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