Fengist

Have you ever gotten a hamburger at a fast food joint that looked anything like the one on the menu? You seem surprised to have received a product that's inferior to what was promised in all the marketing hype. Steam charts showed on Friday that over 25,000 people were playing KSP2. That's over $1.25 million gross on day one. I'd say that all those promises you quoted worked exactly as intended, just like the pictures of that tasty hamburger. Now that you realize that marketing never reflects reality, all you can do now is decide if you're hungry enough to try the fries.

I've watched a lot of the videos on ksp2. In-space ship building, wind generators, roads multi-player, etc. I feel like I was told I was gonna get the BigMac that was on the fancy menu and what I paid for is a burger that looks like it's been smashed by steam roller.

Just ran some tests. It's not the particles. Either way, 6fps sucks.

Have to admit, Atlas had the most horrid launch ever and it ran better than this.

Asus laptop Ryzen 9 6900hs - 16gb ram - RX6700S w/8gb vram In Kerbin orbit kss station core - 25fps looking toward Kerbin - 50fps looking away. Stock jet 4 on the runway 25fps - flying looking skyward 45fps - flying looking at ocean 27fps - sitting in the vab 50fps Simple rovemax rover sitting on the mun 25 fps. GPU stays at 100pct, vram t 6.6 gb I would expect better from this machine.

Didn't have nearly that issue when using other jets.

So, I'm running a laptop with a Ryzen 9, 16g ram and a 6700m. Not a great gaming machine but no slouch either. Frame rates have been pretty lousy but playable (I expected much better). That is till I tried rapiers. Built a pretty basic ssto with 4 rapiers. Soon as I fired them up on the runway, frame rate dropped to abt 2 fps.

Yep. Already took a look at hydrodynamics and wow. Not only are wave physics pretty insane, under water visibility is pretty much 0. A lot of this will need fixing before I even think about a new Maritime Pack.