How real is KSP to you ?

[Lohan2008]

How real/important is KSP to you ?

[Lohan2008]

2> Have you ever missed an appointment, work or family function because you were playing KSP ?

[M.Wolfy]

Wow, now that I consider it, If I had a pet I'd probably name it after a kerbal (Either Jebediah, Bill, Bob or Goeffel)

[The Destroyer]

I kill kerbals at my leisure, until career mode says that that is a bad thing.

Not for fun, I dont want to kill, but I usually don't have a saftey... except F5 and F9

[ZedNova]

I sometimes break down in tears when a kerbal dies...

[RPGsquirrel]

Well considering it takes up 1/5th of my day, on a good day, I would say its rather legitimate, in my opinion.

[razark]

It's not real at all. Since October 1st, I have been able to play KSP.

[Rjhere]

I'd probably name my pet Jeb if it were up to me

[drakesdoom]

I ruthlessly slaughter Kerbals for fun, but that makes them slightly more important than humans in my eyes.

[sjwt]

Its all highs and lows to me.. 0's and 1's.. on's and off's

[aceassasin]

Everytime a kerbal dies. I.....I ..... I don't really care.

[mrrpamplemousse]

Every time a kerbal dies, I revert the flight...

[Guest]

Every time a Kerbal dies, another Kerbal gets a flight assignment.

[check]

I rarely if ever design a manned rocket without and escape system (which I test) nor do I send Kerbals on missions without a return plan.

[EvilotionCR2]

Everytime a Kerbal dies I wear whole day just black.

[Flymetothemun]

I voted " will try to save my Kerbals if possible". I'd probably name a pet after a kerbal, but only after the names Tesla, Nikola, Laika, Armstrong, and Kaku were used up.

Edited October 16, 2013 by Flymetothemun
Clarification

[mrrpamplemousse]

I don't get realy far anyway, just a ton of exploding prototype exploding on the lanch pad

[Custard Donut (In Space)]

I have a very protective attitude toward my Kerbals, if i don't expect them to live on a mission i won't send them, they remind me of when i was playing Lemmings all those years ago, i just had to finish each level before turning the computer off because they felt alive.