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I'd be a pilot. It seems more fun. On the way up. It'd be easier to escape. Would you rather have a huge project that you procrastinated on be due tomorrow or have a test tomorrow that you didn't study on?

Same here. I used to see almost no value in Kerbals until this was added. Now, I actually have more emotional attachment to specific Kerbals.

Banned for having a level that's [NICE MEME ]

Stopped by my pixelated wall.

6/10 Looks too generic and too small to make out more detail Something I drew back in September in my agenda.

Granted. They put fairings on the download file but they forget to eject them, causing the update to be delayed by a day, which causes you to go insane. I wish I could see Interstellar again in IMAX 3D

Oh my goodness, that makes me want to see the actual scene again. The music is just so good! I'll combat that with some even better music!

A locomotive In all seriousness, I usually bring a train rover to the surface of a planet with the lander or I put one there beforehand. On worlds with atmospheres, I think it would be neat to take a plane there. An external jetpack also seems like an interesting idea.

For me, while FAR is a bit harder than stock, it is also much much much much MUCH more fun. Things actually do what they're supposed to, you can make realistic rockets, you can do an actual gravity turn, you can make lifting bodies, you can make space shuttles with reasonable glideslopes, you can re-create all sorts of aircraft, and much more. Just look at how fun it is: Planes are still reasonably easy to build at low tech levels. This plane was able to fly to a survey point around 150km away and at an altitude of 16,000m: Missiles also actually make sense: Shuttles are really fun and look realistic: Crazy stuff is still possible too: If I ever saw Ferram in real life, I would thank him a ton and buy him a cup of coffee. The fancy little aerodynamic info graph things of science were also difficult to understand at first, but after finding out what all the lines meant it became a huge time saver in building planes. The in-flight gui also helps a lot with aircraft control and information.

I'm sorry, I just don't so I don't know how to respond to it...

A terraformed exoplanet. Would you rather burn to death or drown?

Nah. snipars

Granted. The SCIENCE you get is a test of a nuclear bomb right above your house. I wish for more candy.

Nope. While I use Windows for my computer, right now I'm using an Android tablet. The user below me is currently procrastinating on a project.

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Granted. Your friend turns out to be PewDiePie, and he makes a video on it. I wish I could play Human Space Program.

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This might not be relevant in real life, but while playing KSP, I was trying to stay under the mass limit of 18 tons to launch fairly large payload. Using an SRB was much cheaper than using a liquid-fueled stage with the same amount of ∆v, but was also much heavier (which got me over the mass limit ) and was also larger (due to its lower Isp I would guess). I guess that's an aspect of using SRBs instead of LFBs: more mass and size in exchange for lower cost. Did any of that even make any sense? I really need to get more sleep at nights...

Granted. Because of this, the core of the Earth is no longer heated by decaying plutonium, causing the planet to cool down and causes all of the magma in the Earth to solidify. Because of this, mountains are no longer created and slowly erode, screwing up ecosystems and the water cycle, causing everyone to perish from starvation. I wish that one of our teachers at my high school was still alive and didn't die over the weekend.

Whaaaaaaaaaaaat? That's insane! I hope they air the same episode again so I get to see them do that.

Unfortunately, this former gunner is the flight commander, which is a job he fails at. His cousin assigned him in this position.

My old signature was but I got tired of it and decided to make a new one (which is my current one). Guess what program I used to make it? That right! I used PowerPoint. Before that, I had this: Oh, it turns out that my current signature has been viewed 103,660 times according to Imgur. It's also the most-viewed image on my account.

10/10 Spaceballs: The Signature Rating