How long and when did you start playing KSP?

[SudAntares]

I remember I watched Robbaz for quite a long time, playing KSP. It was really funny, especially the VSP series and THE CUBE! Also at that time I found Scott's channel as well.
Then I bought the game at 0.25 I guess. Later in 1.9 I built the very first hanging base under one of the Münar arches. It was before the anchor was implemented (1.12). Love you guys. Thanks for this miracle!

[Curveball Anders]

 Order Date: 2014-04-04
Total: $27.00
v0.19.1

 

[Admiral Fluffy]

12/25/2020

My parents got it for me for christmas.

[Davi SDF]

since around 2018, when the making history expansion was launched.

[spacejet]

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Edited April 4, 2022 by spacejet

[Second Hand Rocket Science]

I started last year. I went from not knowing what SAS was to having a catalog of at least 100 crafts or more in about 10 months. Recently I've been slacking on KSP. I got kinda burnt out last Christmas.

PS: not tryna brag btw

[Aerodynamic Kerbal]

March 2021

My dad got it because it was on a sale in the PS store. 

[MythicalHeFF]

June 7, 2016.

Version 1.1, when wheels were completely busted.

 

[Zozaf Kerman]

August 2020. My friend got it for me on sale at 10$, and I’ve played a lot since then.

[DialoMalison]

Sept, 2012 version 0.17

First heard of the game when Jef Major posted a let's play video on YouTube. Bought the game a few days later for $18 US. Played the game continuously through version 1.2.2, then decided to take a short break from the game. That short break ended up being about 4 years. Started playing again with version 1.10.1.

[Jeb1969]

I remember stumbling across some screenshots of it on DeviantArt in 2011, at the time I did not know what It was so I googled Kerbal Space Program and found out it was a game. So I downloaded it and I Have been a Kerbanaut ever since that point in time. I even remembered doodling a design for a spacecraft in one of my notebooks I used for French class in High School. 

[j-tk]

Three weeks after initial release.  Had saw it demo'd somewhere and had marked it as a must have being a NASA manager/engineer for Atlantis.

[Epicdreamer]

Spring 2016, version 1.1.2 Wheels were fiddly, no TWR readouts, no ground altitude, no advanced tweakables, no prioritizing fuelflow, no comms networking, no DLC's, to name a few. Quite a few parts and planets looked different, no mesh selector.

I found it a real hard game to get into at that time. After a first playthrough I started using mods (engineering redux, lifesaver!), made a bunch of different installs with different mod-sets. I can't tell how many hours I've put into KSP.

Nowaday's I find the basegame so much more matured that lately I'm playing vanilla. No, that's a lie. I still use Kerbal RnD to use the surplus sciencepoints after the techtree is completed.

Best game ever!!

[10_Points]

A really long time. Probably over a year but I have over  800 hours of play time though though