Your most used command pod

[Akalaël]

With the sr docking port added in the 0.20, I pratically only use the Mk2 lander can.

I got rid of all the others, building multi-parts ships that are massively compatible.

What about you ?

[joppiesaus]

The classic command pod, I almost never use the 3 man capsule.

[Jon Tash]

The MK2 Lander Can, because it's not high and great to place things above and below. Also, I never really need more than 2 Kerbals on my crafts.

[rryy]

I use the Remote Guidance Units the most because they are good on orbital stages that I want deorbited. For manned launches, I use most of them except the 1 Kerbal Lander can and the Mk3 cockpit.

[WarWyvern]

Technically I use more probe bodies than actual command pods, since I can throw them onto almost any design without much concern and maintain control of the ship/launch stage when the crew aren't present. In terms of command pods with life support though, I tend to use the new single seat lander can a fair amount (for landers, obviously), but I probably use the mk-1 cockpit and cupola pod far more due to their high visibility in IVA. The latter especially, since I keep trying to find excuses for throwing one on.

[LeonG17]

Mk 1-2 one, have to contain Jeb, Bob and Bill together! That way they can distract each other to prevent them from escaping containment...

[AfailingHORSE]

most of my ships are assembled in orbit, so I do a lot of unmaned missions to orbit and then send up the final stage which generally has kerbals in mk2 lander cans

[Rozza_15]

I mainly build stations, so naturally I use the Cupola module. Plus many, many, many hitch-hiker storage units

[way2smrt]

Mk2 lander can... Reasonable weight + extra Kerbal in case one trips over a rock and dies (I'm looking at you Harby Kerman!)

[Brotoro]

I use more OKTO probe bodies than anything else (OKTO2 since it was introduced), since in addition to using them on unmanned craft, I almost always add one of them to any manned craft I make in case I need to control the ship when the kerbals are all out to lunch.

[Flixxbeatz]

Lander Can (standard for my landers), Command Pod (standard for my CLVs), and some probe bodies (notably the octagonal one)

[T10]

There's almost always at least one probe core on any rocket I build - even crewed rockets. Being able to de-orbit exhausted booster stages, or deploy parachutes in sequence, is very valuable. This is even more valuable when you're counting your costs and re-using booster stages, and trying to keep low orbits clean.

I haven't done many manned missions recently, but because I'm going through a pseudo career mode, I've stuck to the Command Pod Mk1 (single-seat). Eventually I'll start using the Mk1-2 pod for aesthetics, but booting out one of the crew to minimise casual----costs.

[Spaceisbeautifulul]

I mostly use the standard 3 man capsule.

The one man mercury looking one is a close second, then the probe bodies.

[M83]

I stick to the Mk1 Lander Can, as I prefer the lightness and I don't have a need for multiple Kerbals.

[AmpsterMan]

I use the Mk 1-2 pod the most. The lander can is a close second because it usually is my "go to" lander.

[Pugspaceprogram]

For me it really depends; i orften use more than 1 command pod in my ships as escape pods and atmospheric base landers.

[The Destroyer]

It always varies, but I usually choose 3 man.

[ddavis425]

I voted probe bodies, ever since unmanned parts were introduced I've mostly used those. There's not enough EVA activities in the game for me to want to add the extra weight of a manned pod.

[Ralathon]

I almost exclusively use probe bodies. I use both remotetech and Ioncross crew support, but I got a network set up around Kerbin so probes need less support engineering. I also try to avoid killing my Kerbals. So everything I make is brought into orbit and assembled via probes, and only when the entire thing is ready to fly I send up the crew.