What is your 'Specialty' in KSP?

[wasmic]

Overengineered launch vehicles. My biggest yet has placed more than 50 tons of payload on a trans-Dunian insertion. It was only supposed to put 50 tons into orbit, so the transfer stage almost didn't need to use any of its fuel.

[Temstar]

I like to think I specialise in big interplanetary missions involving motherships and multiple landers:

But people probably remember me more for the launch vehicles and base kit.

[Kialar]

Overengineered launch vehicles. My biggest yet has placed more than 50 tons of payload on a trans-Dunian insertion. It was only supposed to put 50 tons into orbit, so the transfer stage almost didn't need to use any of its fuel.

Would you mind giving a pic of this monstrosity?

[MartGonzo]

My specialty is forgetting to add important things like batteries, solar panels and parachutes.

[FleetAdmiralJ]

My speciality is forgetting to open my solar panels and running out of energy

[lajoswinkler]

Stations and unmanned probes.

[radonek]

Overengineered landers. And docking. That never gets old.

[MalfunctionM1Ke]

I am good at:

Hunting down Easter Eggs,

Building,

Docking,

Lifting,

Exploding,

Plane-Landing,

Plane-Crashing,

Rendezvous-Landing,

Having a good sense for the Delta-V needed.

BUT... this is all hardly acquired knowledge after 1160 hours of Gametime.

[Dooz]

engineering spacecraft to Go places.

[Crusher8000]

My speciality is sending 7+ missions to the same planet when I get a window in the hope at least a few of them make it.

Edited March 20, 2014 by Crusher8000

[Xacktar]

Explosions.... giant explosions

This.

Also, perhaps, crashing the game in interesting ways. (ever seen launch gantries fly?)

[Ravenchant]

Overengineering stuff and then feeling bad for being inefficient.

Edited March 20, 2014 by Ravenchant
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[PDCWolf]

Building and piloting, hating on nervas and yeah, swearing at the screen in Spanish. Would post an example video if we had something like spoilers.

[JimmyAgent007]

Overgineering stuff and then feeling bad for being inefficient.

Ditto. I keep landing on the mun with my 2nd stage instead of my lander.

[Xaelath]

Building rockets, flying rockets, running out of fuel, landing Landers and cramming stuff like parachutes, batteries, solar panels, science stuff, and RTGs.

[MalfunctionM1Ke]

I'm definitely a big fan of space stations

You will love this design, Kasper

http://youtu.be/j4EZ_gxnfWo

[Pecan]

... Starting again to create a design a 'meaningful' series of missions, the craft to suit them and an overall purpose. Getting distracted while waiting for transfer windows and ... (redo from start)

[Skorpychan]

My specialty is burning through a lot of lifters to accomplish nothing much. I must have launched the equivalent of Minimus in the last few days, with throwing up missions, fueling them, and then starting with kethane.

[Levelord]

SSTO space planes and the interplanetary drives.

I also work on floating bases.

[Akhar]

I mostly specialize in craft that fall apart on the launchpad due to terrible strutting.

[Jasel]

Failplanes, and overengineered rockets, but not so overegineered that they include small things like batteries, parachutes, or docking ports put on correctly.

[BananaDealer]

I guess SSTOs and satellites...

[Pecan]

I find it pleasantly surprising the number of people here who are saying things like 'small', 'unmanned' rather than 'huge', 'moar boosters', 'weapons', etc. I suppose I should have expected it and the huge/moar has a certain appeal of its own but I think this thread shows that KSP players like to think more than most :-) Someone should nudge Rowsdower.

[SpaceSphereOfDeath]

Everything except boats. And eve landers.

[Dispatcher]

I favor one thing for a while, then move on to another. The only kind of craft I've not yet made is a space station or planet/ moon base. I'm not good at docking (but that's because I've not yet felt the need to go that route much). I've done boats, rovers, planes, SSTOs; as well as "traditional" rockets. I like to test and compare engines.