Kerbal Time Standard

[Legendary Emu]

I personally really enjoy Kerbal Time Standard because it kind of gives more immersion to everything. I don't really like it when a Mun trip takes about 3 hours in game time.

What do you think about Kerbal Time?

Edited April 7, 2014 by Legendary Emu
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[MockKnizzle]

You realize that a Kerbal hour is the same as a real-life hour, right? It's just their days and years that are different (6 hours to a day, 426 days to a year). So a three-hour Mun transfer really does just take three hours.

[Legendary Emu]

I realize that. But what do you think of the days and years? Do you think it adds immersion or just adds a lot of confusion? "My base that has been running for a day went to running for 4 days."

[Hans Dorn]

You have to be extra careful when time warping now.

[malkuth]

Why would you add a Nuker to the time in kerbal space program? When you can just go to settings and change it back to earth time..? Just wondering.

Edited April 6, 2014 by malkuth

[Iron4venger]

I like it. If the universe is set in Kerbin Time, then everything is set in Kerbin Time.

[SkyRender]

I'm sure the maker of TAS Life Support is just thrilled by the change. For some time there was discussion on whether life support should be stored in 6-hour or 24-hour lots for each "day" worth of supplies. Now the player can have it either way.

[cantab]

I'd love to use Kerbin time. Unfortunately alexmoon's launch window planner uses Earth time, and I need it to make my interplanetary missions.

[Pecan]

*whispers* I am still completely confused by the time display

[FlowerChild]

Leave me out of this please

I am unwilling to deal with this stuff in BTSM for reasons I've clearly stated over there, but that has absolutely nothing to do with vanilla, nor should it be a factor in a conversation about vanilla.

Edited April 6, 2014 by FlowerChild