Official Beta Bugs Nostalgia Reminiscences

[mythbusters844]

Jeb: I loved how whenever I get told to hold the heading on a vector I go to it and massively overshoot. After a few more passes that also overshoot I finally lock on. But of course that's boring so I shake the stick really fast and it's really fun! But it seems to use up all the RCS fuel and make Mission Control really mad.

Bill: I also like how whenever I activate the SAS, it's supposed to hold attitude, right? Well, when I move the stick in one direction, the SAS just gives up and it doesn't counter any forces in the other two axes. It doesn't hold attitude well as a whole, either.

Bob: Wait, are you sure these bugs are being fixed in 0.91 1.0?

Jeb: Hey, they aren't bugs, they're features and also quite Kerbal-esque.

Bill: At least it's better than the old SAS, but that actually held heading.

Edited April 24, 2015 by mythbusters844

[smjjames]

Remember when the tops of ladders would styme kerbonauts?

Hopefully in 1.0, he (or she) will climb over the top of that ladder and be able to get to the command pod (Taurus HCV pod btw).

[justspace103]

The overpowed RCS!

[SelectHalfling0]

Jeb: I'll remember infiniflapping... Ah... I always loved a good floating air ride that ended with a Kraken.

[Bev7787]

I remember the decoupler launch

[armandleggames]

I remember having my landing legs sink through the terrain and then explode...

[NeoMorph]

One of my favourites has to be Danny2462's efforts to break the universe. Soooooo many times have I watched him pop planets that had me chortling with hysterical laughter. Sometimes the bugs can create the funniest experiences.

[GusTurbo]

I remember when carelessness with symmetry would turn your craft into a Lovecraftian horror on the launch pad and corrupt the file...

[SpaceSphereOfDeath]

Not entirely sure if it's considered a bug, but you can land on gilly while in 'space high above' gilly. I.e the surface is above the 'low space' zone in gilly in some places

[Xacktar]

I will miss launching launch clamps.