mythbusters844

Being at the flatlands? That is a level three cheating violation!

10/10 I see you everywhere

Poultry of helpings

you wot m8

Banned for banning me.

Screwing around

Spooky warning m8s! This is 300spooky500u m9s: told u. dont sue me or ill quickscope ur mtn dew.

"Oh my goodness. I'm....on....MARS!"

Shot for trying to appeal your ban.

Can't fly planes on the Moon

Granted. It's a winning lottery ticket for -$1000 dollars. I wish all ants in my property would disappear.

10/10 I just love that sig

Can't fly if an engine is on fire. EDIT: I know that 737s can fly on one engine, but pretend that the pilot is Bill Kerman and imagine what he would do in this situation.

Nice job! That was funny and VERY well made!

Wow! I agree that if the secret feature is destructible buildings, then the big feature would be a tycoon-style progression of building your space center.

Chypenne, Wyoming. Dang...that turned out horrible. Well......#BLAMEPAINT Yes, I used paint for this. Original

That's also a very viable theory! I've always found it odd how an engine on a rocket can explode but leave the rest of the rocket intact.

Granted. Upon first use, the batteries explode and destroy it. I wish that I could go to the moon.

4032.6: The first manned launch in a while launches. 2 seconds after liftoff, the flight computer randomly cuts the LOX flow to outboard engine #1. The rocket falls back onto the pad and detonates, severely damaging the launchpad. The Kerbals somehow survive because the intense shockwave pushed the command pod out of harm's way.

I take your nonsense post and build a hill on it. My hill.

Having a minecraft-related avatar and Youtube channel on KSP forums? CHEATER!!!

I know. I was simply describing a reason why UP would beat CSX (along with UP being older, having a steam program, etc.). Anyways...

Banned for having a minecraft-related avatar on KSP forums.

8/10 Wow. Such true. Much relate. Very great.

I have another theory for the secret feature: Asteroids that aren't redirected don't just plop onto Kerbin's (or whatever celestial body's) surface (or-if left alone-disappear in that body's atmosphere). Instead, they would impact and create a massive explosion along with other problems. This fits all the criteria (including what Maxmaps has just said): 1: It wouldn't exactly be common as not all asteroids are on an impact trajectory with Kerbin. 2: Skilled players won't encounter it as much because they would simply redirect the asteroid. 3: If the asteroid does hit Kerbin, you'll have to deal with its consequences. And 4: No mod has ever done it before.