Kerbo-Gemini Project

[Guest]

So, since I absolutely REQUIRE training, for I have troubles even in deep space, I'm planning on the Kerbo-Gemini Project.

The objectives are nearly the same as the old Gemini project, prepare for Apollo, train astronauts(technically, train me), learn docking, et cetera.

Anyone think this is a good idea, or should I just train through experience and a lot of quicksaving, or both at the same time?

[RoboRay]

This is a fantastic way to teach yourself what you need to know for more advanced future missions. I more or less followed the sequence of mission goals the early US program achieved.

You can get a great sense of accomplishment from each milestone along the way, rather than repeated failures and retries to master it all at once.

[3_bit]

There is a mod for Gemini: it's called FASA, and also includes the scrapped Chiron one-man-lander, as well as a Mercury system with Atlas and Redstone launchers.

[Guest]

Well, I guess that two posts saying "yes" is good enough inspiration to perform this task.

Will post pics (otherwise the current action of which I am stating, in any stranger's eyes, did not, in fact, happen).