There's Something Not Quite Right...

[Kerbin vonKerbal]

-hype myself to start Mun base

-build first booster and fuel core for new station

-run mental checklists prior to launch

-ready to launch

-this

 

Guess I'm not going to space today.

[Matuchkin]

You should see my very second flight, two years ago, in the KSP demo. It was WAY worse.

[Kerbin vonKerbal]

1 minute ago, Matuchkin said:

You should see my very second flight, two years ago, in the KSP demo. It was WAY worse.

The "learning to KSP" phase was a dark time in design. 

Edited April 5, 2016 by Kerbin vonKerbal

[something]

Protip: Straight rockets appear to have a better ascent profile....

Just had a hard time lifting a nearly unstable rocket to orbit - stuff like that happens from time to time. ...

 

 

 

[Docsprock]

Just give it a lot of Right Rudder and scream a lot. It'll make it.

[Rath]

That is...

wow..

(I have this problem too because my builds focus on aesthics and I don't like the yellow sides of decouplers, so I use the next size down and offset it in)

[samstarman5]

I see you forgot to make your weekly sacrifice to the Almighty Kraken.  Have you tried asking your rocket nicely to stay in one piece?

[The Great Potato]

Exhibit A for 'why I'd like stock interstage fairings': engine clusters.

For now, strut 'er up and let 'er rip.

Edited April 6, 2016 by The Great Potato

[Mike Mars]

Moments like that one just crack me up.

Love KSP!

 

MM

[I_Killed_Jeb]

20 minutes ago, Mike Mars said:

Moments like that one just crack me up.

Love KSP!

 

MM

that's funny, moments like that made me install KJR

[KamenRiderzero1]

I had one just yesterday where the rocket was straight...

 

but the ground was tipped sideways and it fell over anyway.

 

[SpacedCowboy]

Struts X 8

[JohnnyPanzer]

Holy noodle rockets, Strutman! To the strutmobile!

[razark]

We are here at Kerbal Space Center, where we've secretly replaced the structural integrity they usually have with Folgers Crystals. Let's see if anyone can tell the difference!

[Xavven]

There is nothing wrong with this rocket. Upper stage is just anticipating the gravity turn is all.

[Navy2k]

7 hours ago, Rath said:

That is...

wow..

(I have this problem too because my builds focus on aesthics and I don't like the yellow sides of decouplers, so I use the next size down and offset it in)

You know there is a much smaller profile 2,5m light blue stripedish decoupler(seperator) that doesn't look as horrid but is as stable as the rockomax?

[p1t1o]

Looks fine to me.

[DiamondExcavater]

9 hours ago, I_Killed_Jeb said:

that's funny, moments like that made me install KJR

One time, 1 KJR mod wasn't enough, so I installed 3 and it worked a charm...

[Frank_G]

One of the countless oh my... starting to laugh out loud moments, KSP is so well known and loved for. Ridiculous launch situations never get old. 

Time to install Kerbal Joint Reinforcement or going the classic way with moar strutts.

[soulsource]

If I'm seeing the screenshot right, you're using a pair of Tri-couplers.

Probably it has become obvious to you meanwhile, but in such a case only one of the three connections will be linked by the editor. To be more precise: The editor will always just make one connection when placing a new part. That makes certain constructions (rings, pairs of Tri-couplers,...) impossible without using struts as reinforcements or without using docking ports that make a connection after putting the craft on the launch pad.

[steuben]

and yet I look at the picture and wonder if I could rebuild the booster to actualy get it to orbit.. with it at that angle.

Edited April 6, 2016 by steuben