ultimatevirus

My vote goes to exoplanets!, would be cool if it was between duna and jool for instance

How about using a giant airbag? (if it doesn't work, add more rockets!)

4/10 I think I saw you in a thread somewhere, (not sure tough)

Granted, You will be in a room filled with dense cyanide gas. I wish that I could learn to fly aircraft.

Maybe the constellation program wouldn't have been canceled and we would be putting outposts on the moon! (I forgot the year in which they wanted to launch) but it would have been great.

sounds really cool, I might do some freelancing (billboards) on the side if possible. I also have experience in CAD so i might do some buildings as well (if there are plots available).

Imagine the processing power that would take!, better upgrade my pc

Maybe one day there will be a group of brave modders trying to perform this daunting task? (wouldn't count on it tough)

I tried it for the first time on kerbin and got +15 g's that mission. It was a good learning experience tough, I used a slightly less lethal technique when I tried for duna.

Don't forget the vodka!

Mainly to make it easier to achieve orbits and do things like interplanetary travel. If the planets where the same scale it would take at least something like 10x more power to reach orbit then it is now making the learning curve even steeper then it already is.

My best was about <1 km accuracy. My only real advice would be use more then 1 or 2 burns, maybe like 5 or 6 using low thrust engines so that you can tune the level of thrust easily.

There should be a "making space stations like a pro" option (btw I'm at interplanetary travel level)

Welcome! I hope you're enjoying the forums. Ask as many questions as you like (when I started in ksp youtube was a big help)

I just followed the instructions on the forum, works totally fine. Maybe you don't have enough ram? (I have 8gb).