Skyrunner27

you mean Curiosity's.

You still haven't seen all of them yet. You are very close though.

because the problem with MechJeb is it takes the skill out of it. If you wanted to watch someone do it there are plenty of videos of it on Youtube. I know the Devs said MechJeb isn't cheating. I used to think that using Mechjeb on your first anything was taboo, but I am beging to see such action more and more. I have even cringed when I saw someone post in another thread about someone needing help to land on the Mun that said they should get MechJeb. Sure it helps the game become less repetitive but if it is the first time you do something you should not use it.

I became great a docking because I couldn't land on the moon. So in an act of desperation I was building Walker Station to take lander to the moon and land them. Then I discovered asparagus staging and abandoned it. I still have plans to put more landers and take it to the moon.

Well I just leave it in space because it is mostly harmless...mostly. I mean the closest collision I had was a near collision between a abandoned station and a current mun mission that had a near miss after a transfer burn.When I first started I left huge amounts of debris in orbit. More recently I have avoided putting debris in orbit through abandoning it in a sub-orbital trajectory.

You throw the camera and toaster into the sun then harness the power of the sun. How do I bury a car without attracting attention?

.18.3 is the version I bought. It was around 25 dollars. but I did play the .13.3 free demo for a long bit of time.

Me: Ok hold that position while I slow down to dock ASAS: Ok,that is cool. Me: I need to turn on RCS to dock *Turns on RCS ASAS: Did you just turn on RCS Me: NO WAIT! *ASAS procedes to spin out of control into my station a months work is destroyed ,and then quickly rebuilt in a quicksave

I thought that the their first names were their surnames. I also thought that everybody was named the same.

I say Bop because it is the hardest to reach besides Tylo and it does not involve a large lander. Also if we are talking about Joolian analogues. Laythe is most likely Io because is baking in radiation. Its ice has melted because of the heat. When we have planetary physics I would not be surprised if the oceans were steaming. Vall would be Europa minus the thin atmosphere. Tylo would be Ganymede. Bop an asteroid. Pol is......... well Pol.

Wait when did they say that they were getting rid of VAB/SPH and where did you see KSP2 gone. It is still there but slightly covered. Only the tracking station is covered though.

I think the peninsula across from the launch site should be called Debris Peninsula, because that is where most of my failed missions land.