JupiterII

First played the game in 0.8.5. I joined in September 2011 and I still look at the forums once in a while.

I just leave it there, I like how Kerbin looks with rings. I remember when debris first came out I would make ships that would eject decouplers everywhere, with the sole intent of creating debris.

I first played the game in 0.8.5 I bought the game in 0.14 since it was free before then Landed on the mun the update it came out(0.12 I think)

Few early access games go below 50% off. KSP isn't the only one.

I first played KSP in version 0.8.5 and joined the forums in around 0.11.

Manoeuvre Nodes Then Docking

I like the idea of using EVA to upgrade an unmanned ships hardware.

I called them the Meling Mountains, after my first Kerbal to land on them.

Probably the same way it did it before. Only now instead of coming up with 3 random kerbals every time you start a mission, it comes up with more when you run out of kerbals to hire.

I tuned in to the 0.18 livestream for about 5 minutes, and it just happened to be when they were showing off the new render-vous system. I learned everything I needed to know from watching that.

It was already revealed that the building was mission control in a dev interview.

Grass. They evolved from grass.

Wouldn't Laythe be heated from the radiation and tidal forces from Jool? It also has an atmosphere to trap heat. Just because it's far from the sun doesn't necessarily mean it's really cold.

Why did they remove the easter egg?

Back when persistence was first added, I built ships to bring as much debris as I could into orbit. My Kerbin nearly had rings.

I bought it a few days before 0.14, the first paid version, came out.

You could do that, but it would need to be a part so you would only be able to see it from 2.5 km away and it wouldn't have any gravity.

I got the game in 0.8.5. I remember all I did was try and get as high as possible. It was 3 versions before the map, so getting to orbit was hard and I only tried a few times. I think I joined the forums in September 2011.

I prefer to have a DRM free version whenever I can. I sometimes play on other computers and don't want to have to install steam every time. I would like the steam version for my main computer though, and I might buy it if it goes on sale sometime.

I have nearly every update(and some experimentals) since 8.0 saved.

I usually leave the amount of debris build up until Kerbin is no longer visible. As you can imagine this causes a lot of problems later on, but I do like the look of Kerbin with rings.

These are the recommended system specifications: 2.0Ghz Dual Core CPU 2GB RAM 512MB Video Card, Shader Model 3.0 And this is what I\'m pretty sure the Raspberrie Pi has: 700Mhz CPU 256MB RAM Integrated Graphics So, probably not.

I think that a hard difficulty where random space related disasters can happen would be a good idea.

This is a stock mun lander with a rover. It\'s pretty easy to get to the mun. Once there, it can go pretty fast, as long as you pay attention. http://youtu.be/Uuvcyu1WspE I\'m not great at commentaries, so please excuse my ums, uhs and not really knowing what to say.

http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/TopStories/20120615/nik-wallenda-niagara-falls-walk-complete-120615/ This has a video.