Javster

I wish there was an Orion capsule instead of using an Apollo one...

Runway lights are probably a really good idea. Imagine a rover with 10/12 of them, dropping them at regular intervals on Laythe, Duna or even Kerbin!!

Is it even possible? Can you use KAS? How do you win? Is there a scoring system eg. biggest asteroid recovered wins? How do you align the COM?

That's not a bug! That's the best feature!

I found it a bit of a disappointment: the rocket parts weren't enough to construct a full SLS. My KSP skills aren't good enough to try asteroid hunting either.

I remember I signed up as a test pilot a while ago. Any crafts need testing other than this one? (please PM, I'm more likely to see it)

Made me launch out loud. Apologies for the bump :/ (more people might want to see this)

First reaction when I saw the Soy-juice: SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!

Welcome and thank you for contributing so early in your forum-life

And doesn't one part have ISS and MIR written on the bottom?

Personally I use those small radial engines of the engine exhausts.

My personal philosophical thought is that our entire universe is a pixel on someone's screen, and every pixel on our screen is an entire universe.

An LES strapped on top of the car?

Along with first space station, first Venus probe, etc.

The quote was actually "because it is there" But same thing really. I'd suggest moving its orbit like with an asteroid.

I object to some people already having access to the ARM patch, when we pay for a game in Beta/Alpha, and therefore are playtesters.

CLEARLY he invented a warpdrive

Better than missing the Moon...

Wow! Very polite and caring. Unusual!

(Ignoring KSP, of course) I play: The Powder Toy (more mucking around a few minutes at a time) GTA IV and EFLC (w/ LCPDFR) DEFCON Prison Architect FTL, of course

+1. Although you can start a career mode game, hack 10000000 science, and get experiments, it doesn't work for mods without tech tree implementation, and takes a while.

You may have seen me write this before, but since we have paid for early access for a game in beta, I don't think there should be a group of "testers" who test the updates and get them early: as we buy the game before it is complete, I think every player should be testing at the same time. We seem to have to wait for updates to be complete, a disadvantage usually found in released games... And yet when we get the updates, they usually have some sort of bugs, a disadvantage usually found in early access games. Please excuse my rant, but I object to having to wait longer when I am essentially paying for a game which is not complete.

Just like an intro, it would add some polish and would be a nice extra feature.

The only thing I don't like is the lack of an Orion

Kerbin's atmosphere is very thick even compared to Earth.