Javster

Knock knock The door's open, you can let yourself in!

Yay they have a french version (thought they didn't since the article on the OP was in English) And the translation has a few errors "try to Kerbal Space Program" should be "try themselves at" Wait. Google Translate, right?

EDIT: removed double post

Damn it Whackjob... Most make landers smaller than a single foot of your monster...

A wired connection would be better then, but it would be hard to get that to across a corridor without tripping up everyone walking past, plus I'd need a very long wire... Or I could attach it to the ceiling, preventing 2 doors from closing, and getting in trouble...

Yes, Hitler was extremely popular, but killed millions of people... (maybe that's not the best example, but whatevs)

Maybe there could be an exception if the word before is "a"? Or only allow it if you have "to" before it? Also it's too easy to add a full stop in the middle of a swear word... What's the best way to prevent that?

A map which can tell you instantly where your orbit is should be able to tell how much fuel you have left and whether it's enough to complete that burn IMO.

Cleverbot: Are you Jesus. User: Yes. Cleverbot: Are you also Lord Voldemort? User: Yes. Cleverbot: What is your full name? User: Javster. Cleverbot: No it's not. User: It is! Cleverbot: No it isn't sir. User: Stubborn AI! Cleverbot: I do too. User: You mad bro? Cleverbot: No are you mad? HAHA.

Sorry, but after that Nerd Cubed video, it isn't cleverbot to me, it's cluhverbert...

I think maneuvre nodes should have an indicator telling you when your fuel will run out, so you're not anxiously watching the node and your fuel hoping that the fuel you have is enough.

I thought I did... I'll change that! http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/HgFddC done And how much thermal paste is needed for a single cpu (in grams or millilitres)? Is 0.01g enough?

What about saying effing or flipping or equivalent, is that acceptable? What about abbreviations which use swearing, like ST*U and GT*O? cockpit (for testing) Yeah, alternatives might be fun, like "KSP crashing all the time is a real discomfort in the posterior" That's the best way really, even better if it highlights them

Can someone explain what the specs of the wireless adapter mean?

To be more relevant, they would now charge for the KSP demo... Where you would get a message when you reach space: "You have reached the end of the demo, please start throwing money at us"

Why do propellers have different numbers of blades? Same with helicopters rotors, how come you can have some with 2 blades some with 4, and probably more too? I assume they generate more lift, but does the extra weight mean more work for the engines?

I don't have any network adapters in the build. I need them if I want to use the internet, right? Can anyone recommend some decent ones? http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/X6QVmG EDIT: just realised I have 2 SSDs and no HDD... http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/hspbTW is the corrected version.

Yeah, maybe it should be the last node or something, or it would unbalance the game.

BTW, Eve's atmosphere doesn't have oxygen so don't try running a jet engine in it...

I'm a bit lost... Which parts in this build are good and should not be changed? I've changed it so I have both an SSD and a HDD, because I want fast read/write speeds but I also want a lot of storage. Is that a bit extravagant or unreasonable? (It's increased the price a bit too...) Also, maybe I should get rid of the optical drive, I've never had to use it on my current computer. Is it more useful when you set up a new computer? I'm not planning to overclock this at all. Could the CPU cooler be changed? What about the CPU itself? is there a cheaper version with almost the same specs?

Calm down! I'm asking twice because I keep changing this and forgetting which thread I posted in. And remember I know literally nothing about choosing computer parts, so don't be so hostile towards me, please. I've changed it a bit now, following your criticism: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/hTZLFT

That's true, thinking about it... From the most recent dev notes: One is still doing something with coding One seems to handle website and billing One describes the testing but we don't know if he's working on anything One is making a video One (I think) is testing One is shamelessly playing the update and rubbing it in our faces. And moaning about the World Cup. One is saying stuff about judging entries One is testing One seems to be sorting competition entries One seems to be testing but not sure One moans about the World Cup and talks about his laughs One is finally direct, and says he has been bugfixing. Then he moans about the World Cup It's hard to tell who's doing what TBH. How many bug testers are also programmers? How many of them are actually working on the game, and not the forums or whatever?

How's this? http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/6hTwyc

False (probably) The user below is a noob at KSP

A letter? How can someone be a letter? FLASE *false The user below me dislikes bacon