mobius_one

I can safely say that KSP is one of my top 5 games of all time (coming from someone who lives for video games) After seeing all of the games that have been coming out lately, where it seems like all the developers care about is squeezing out the next iteration so they can get more money from people who will buy the same game every year, it's so refreshing to see a group of people that actually want to make a great game. KSP has it all. It's very entertaining, funny, crazy, motivating, exciting, rewarding and even educational. It's also great to see that the developers are so connected with their fans, and how much support (and what would seem like encouragement) there is for the modding community. It is an overly addictive game that I can see myself playing for a very, very, very long time. And with that being said, all I want to say now is thank you to the developers. You are doing such an amazing job and deserve to be proud of the work you've done.

Thanks everyone! @ specialist290 - glad to see another fan of ace combat @ conarr - well... there may have been a few times where i felt like seeing something explode (and then hit F9 after) @StainX - thanks for the hug! @sal_vager - i'll look through my screenshots and find some good ones!

Hi everybody, I first found out about KSP when I saw this gif on reddit: http://i.imgur.com/hQwkCz6.gif Of course I was instantly interested. I downloaded the demo and it just blew me away so I bought the game. With over 130 hours in the game it's safe to say I am now addicted, but I'm not ashamed to say it! As of now I've sent rovers to the Mun, Minmus, Duna and Eve. I've had manned (or is it kerbaled?) missions to the Mun, Minmus and Duna. I've created a space station/refueler. I've started the initial stage of a Mun base. And I've had countless, unintended, explosions.