justchad

You start out with a kerbal and (maybe) a telescope. And science begins... Start out with small toy solid fuel rockets (that later become decoupler rockets?) and a very basic probe, add parachutes for increased hang time. That earn you more science points and maybe even something like fame that nets you grants or donations from the public/government, allowing for better telescopes and rockets. You can only see as far as your tools allow, so, for example, you may not know what the gravity is on mun. So you will have to decide whether to chance a trip there when you get upgraded enough or spend the money to launch a probe. Mission failures may or may not cost you fame depending whether you send manned or unmanned crafts or other deciding factors (maybe you spend some money to hype the project to get more grants or even scientists to join your team. The more you explore the more you see. Send you a "Hubble" and you see more of your solar system/universe. Well I think you all get the idea. I bet this all has been already thought of, but hopefully there might be a nugget in there that can help. Thanks, Chad

^^ This Not lagging atm but if I start to I might start trying to de-orbit some of it, if its planetside I would delete it, as me kerbals retrieve anything I destroy on the ground ;-)

wanted to say THANK YOU!! I've just watched the first vid and learned a LOT! THanks again, Chad

after you send it to launch pad walk away and come back in 10 mins, give it time to load 100%

just tried going to the website and its failing for me. Anyone else having problems?

why can't I find this in the SpacePort?