What's the planet that compells you most?

[TMS]

Vall. It looks like an alien planet should do.

[SuperWeegee4000]

I'd have to say Minmus is cool. Mostly because I don't have the boosters to go interplanetary.

[Oggula]

My favorite moon or planet is Vall, and Eve is the only one I haven't returned a Kerbal from. Yet, I still keep sending expeditions to Moho. Am I crazy?

[Umlüx]

Duna!

Laythe is way too cold and too far away for a short holiday trip

[Milo Kurtiss]

Dres. Just because it's the least explored, the most feared and the strangest.

[Technical Ben]

Eve. It takes kerbals and does not wish to return them. I must figure out a return method!

Bop and Gilly are also fun.

[Silverchain]

Dres. Just because it's the least explored, the most feared and the strangest.

And the giant-canyon-for-rover-jumpiest.

[Rage097]

Dres. Just because it's the least explored, the most feared and the strangest.

What's a Dres?

*goes into KSP*

...OH! There it is! Forgot about you!

[Sylandro]

Minmus, Laythe, Tylo and Eeloo.

Plus, when i get the full version, i will set a colony on minmus, and put a tower with four cupola modules overlooking the colony.

[Exclipse]

It used to be Duna for me, but the last update made Duna look like crap. So now just the whole Jool system.

[Odo]

1: Duna

2: Pol/Eeloo

I really love Pol and Eeloo the most, but have to put Duna on top because it has an atmosphere, is more accessible and has anomalies.

I really dont like Laythe tbh, dont know why

This goes for me too exactly.

Duna Pol and Eeloo.

I have only ever landed on Duna but im hoping my interplanetary ship is going to take a course to Eeloo/Pol when I finish assembling it in orbit

[LostElement]

For some reason, Dres. Jool, Eve, and Mun/Minmus

[samstarman5]

Despite having visited all the planets and moons, Mun still holds a special fascination for me, especially since the surface re-texture in the latest release. No waiting for transfer windows, loads of anomalies, and a fascinating surface to explore. Wonderful.

Calling the changes to the Mun a surface retexture is like calling the end of a match with Mike Tyson a pattycake session. I recently had a fun mission to the Mun where I got carried away sending a Kerbal on an Eva across a couple of craters. It didn't seem so bad until I sent a rover to give him a lift back to the lander. It took about ten reloads to get the rover to Fredwise, and almost twice that to get him back from the surprise dropoffs and changes in slope. The Mun has become an off-roader's, no, a trials participant's wet dream.

[ulminati]

Duna. Mostly because of the thin atmosphere. It is where Saint Jebediah perfected the maneuver known as Harrowbreaking. It turns your ship into a grossly incandescent ball of flame, screaming across the surface at 5km/s, low enough to make out individual boulders, trying to bleed off enough speed before it is launched back into space. Sudden mountains can lead to an abrupt and unintentional stop.

[possum]

Once I finish the station I am building it will be Duna or bust.

[Commander Zoom]

Duna. I've been there once, in a "simulation" (test save); but I need to do it for real, preferably before the end of this year. To honor a friend.

[regex]

Moho for me, I have an entire save dedicated to it. It's very tough to get to, even with proper planning and a decent mod to help, simply because of the murderous braking required. Plus, you always have to correct the main burn which makes it especially slippery.

Secondary would be Duna, although Eeloo is pretty cool as well.

[Astronaut]

Duna because it is a planet that could possibly at one time have been a home to ancient aliens and that's one of the reasons i never go back.

[MaverickSawyer]

Duna. Because I love Mars, and Duna is the closest planet to being Mars.

Second most: Jool, just because there's so much to do in that micro-system of moons.

[roosterr]

Eeloo, because it is the farthest looks hard and the surface looks the most foreign and a lot like Europa. AND because I havent gone there and need to go farther than Jool and its moons (my current distance record). My ship will sure make it and will launch it sometime this weekend.

Edited October 12, 2013 by roosterr

[Mr. Rogue Ace]

Jool.

Very interesting place; lots of choices!

[manskal]

Duna. Mostly because of the thin atmosphere. It is where Saint Jebediah perfected the maneuver known as Harrowbreaking. It turns your ship into a grossly incandescent ball of flame, screaming across the surface at 5km/s, low enough to make out individual boulders, trying to bleed off enough speed before it is launched back into space. Sudden mountains can lead to an abrupt and unintentional stop.

This. Is. So. KERBAL!! lol

My fav celestial body in KSP would be Minmus, cause with terrain scatter on it kinda looks like mint n choc ice cream.

Mmmm.. Interplanetary dessert break anyone?

[montyben101]

Hmm I don't think anyone has said Ike yet. I kind of find it mysterious. Its dark and bumpy.... And magic boulder

[Fyzzi]

Vall for sure because of it's "moody" surface which is absolutely charming for me... (+ the view is just awesome)

[AmpsterMan]

80% of my space program is Mun, 15% Duna, 4% Minmus, 0.95% Laythe, 0.05% other.