Jefzor

I fully support the idea of adding more realism when it comes in the form of bigger explosions.

I've got a playlist for calmly cruising in space and one for launches. Think "Pink Floyd" for the cruising playlist and "Queens of the Stone" age for the launch playlist, but there are lots of different genres combined (lots of classic rock tho). Kruising Musik: (honorable mention to Are You Lonely Tonight - Laughing Version by Elvis Presley) Launch Musik : (honorable mention to O Fortuna by Carmina Burana) I haven't had time yet to check out your playlists in detail, but I definitely will.

Cool, I'll definitely try that.

Thank you for the tip, and sorry for the ninja edit, didn't see the Quote notification until after I edited.

I would love to see a 2D version for mobile devices. The limitations are that you'd do everything on the equator in the same plane, and that you could only use 2fold symmetry, and spaceplanes wouldn't work. But I can live with that if it means I could have acces to ksp anywhere.

Moho... easy to fly by, but hard to stay there. I totally underestimated it the first time I went there. At least Eve can be seen as a challenge, working towards a return mission is a nice long term goal, and you can conveniently set up a refueling station on gilly. For Moho, all you need is a rocket with enough dv to slow down, that's hardly interesting.

I may not be the first Kerbal in this thread, but I can still be the first on the Mün:

Floating around the sun with Bill and Bob. I intended them to go explore the Jool system, but there's a solar panel blocking the hatch, so Bill and Bob can't get into the science lab. I'll bring them home when I have other missions off my plate.

Oh, I hadn't tried it before, so I was surprised a simple biggest pod + biggest tank + booster thing worked on first try. For some reason I had the impression that SSTO took effort and fiddling with jet engines and whatnot. So the engines may be somewhat realistic, but Kerbin itself is much easier to lift of from.

I just did a SSTO with just the big new tank + new "booster". Just a 3 part rocket, zero effort or thought involved. I'd say those stats could be toned down a notch. If we're going to bring NASA into the argument: if it was that easy to SSTO, then why doesn't NASA do it?

I just placed stickers in every ship reading "WARNING: Crashing can lead to serious injuries and even death" and I'm about to have crashing awareness day. I mean, what more could I possibly do?