You know you played KSP too long when...

[Magzimum]

When you right click on the text in this forum to try to move it to center screen and improve your viewing angle on it.

Anyone else? You know you played KSP too long when...

[SSgt Baloo]

You're watching a video of a play-through on Youtube, and start clicking on the screen to bring up information or change the camera angle before you remember that you aren't playing.

[Mycroft]

You see the name 'Kerman' in your local elections.

[SSgt Baloo]

7 minutes ago, Mycroft said:

You see the name 'Kerman' in your local elections.

What are the odds?

[Mycroft]

You know you've played KSP too much when you start criticizing the orbital mechanics in Sci-fi books and movies.

[HafCoJoe]

You know you've played too much KSP when you start educating your friends on orbital mechanics

[Tex_NL]

You've played too much KSP when you fail to realize there are already half a dozen threads just like this one.

[StrandedonEarth]

Too long? When you hear birds start chirping outside and you realize the sun is coming up....

[legoclone09]

When you know there can't be too much, only too little.

It's a lifestyle, not an addiction.

[Mycroft]

You start ranting in the middle of Star Wars about why ships like the super star destroyers can't be ever done, and how space combat doesn't work like that, and how ships don't slow down on their own in space, and how there's no sound in space, and then your friend says: "Shut up, you're ruining the movie!!"

[OrbitalBuzzsaw]

You know you've been playing too long when you're trying to find the shock cones in the air intakes on an X-Wing

17 minutes ago, legoclone09 said:

When you know there can't be too much, only too little.

It's a lifestyle, not an addiction.

True, that.

[StrandedonEarth]

3 minutes ago, Mycroft said:

why ships like the super star destroyers can't be ever done

Because the ends would be out of physics range of each other, no doubt 

[TopHeavy11]

When you close KSP, and KSP is up in the background in case you tried to turn off the game.

[TheEpicSquared]

When you think about quicksaving before doing something risky in real life.

[quasarrgames]

When you've been on the forums long enough to see almost half a dozen different threads like these pop up at some point or another.

[UnionPacific1983WP]

When you see this thread and think, "Man, a lot of replies got deleted," and then realize it's actually a new thread.

[Mycroft]

When you are reviewing screenshots for ship submissions, and you try to right click on a part to bring up more info.

[TopHeavy11]

When you realize that you are now analyzing every single thing and making a list in your head about how what can go wrong, and what to do to fix it.

Yes, it's a meme. LOOK IT UP!

[SR]

There is no such thing as playing too much KSP.

It is a fairy tale told to children.

Surely no one believes this Myth anymore?

Edited October 15, 2016 by SR

[TheKosanianMethod]

On 8/17/2016 at 11:54 AM, TheEpicSquared said:

When you think about quicksaving before doing something risky in real life.

When you hurt yourself and think, "when was my last quicksave?"

[Firemetal]

When.....

On 8/11/2016 at 4:11 PM, Mycroft said:

You know you've played KSP too much when you start criticizing the orbital mechanics in Sci-fi books and movies.

He said it. 

You know you've played too much Ksp when you use Ksp phrases irl when you're doing something completely unrelated.

[Mycroft]

When you embarrass yourself in front of your family and you ask if you can revert flight.

And when you are making a custom Portal 2 map, and when something goes wrong in testing, you try to revert to the VAB/SPH.

Edited October 20, 2016 by Mycroft

[kerbiloid]

When your Skyrim and Fallout alter-ego characters meet together and go hunting dragons and deathclaws being tired by waiting.

Edited October 20, 2016 by kerbiloid

[goldenpeach]

when you don't even use the VAB anymore. Directly creating a .craft file is more precise than the in-game editor!

[NSEP]

When you play too much KSP.