So I'm out of school, and have 2 and a half months of doing nothing but play KSP.

[EvilotionCR2]

Outside is very over rated

Ok so the GFX and sound are great, its a nice sandbox enviroment where you can do what you like, but it has some horrible drawbacks in that there are no reverts, no respawns, and you only get 1 life, plus in order to do anything in 'Outside' you need money, so you end up doing mindless repative tasks over and over in order to earn money, which cuts down on your time available to play in 'outside' properly, then theres the huge number of rules in 'outside' the breaking of which get you placed in a game area called prison, which has no time advance features and you have to serve the sentence in real time.

All in all, outside sucks

I'd stay indoors playing KSP for the next 3 months

Boris

PS I'm someone who did just that.. but then I was very sick recovering from emergency heart surgery...

Also, it's pretty hard to cheat in that game. Especially like money hack, and age hack.

[cantab]

Also, it's pretty hard to cheat in that game. Especially like money hack, and age hack.

Money hack is easy. Avoiding being caught by the administrators is the hard bit.

[Dat_Spacewaffle]

I hear this "Outside" has great graphics, but the gameplay is terrible. I vote #3,

Theres also no respawn time.

[deadshot462]

Try Orbiter. It'll take a while to get used to but that summer vacation is your best opportunity. If you have time, you'll be able to fly all the Apollo missions.

[ZedNova]

Theres also no respawn time.

I heard it always crashes when you try to respawn. I'm not getting it till they fix that.

[Drethon]

Not really wanting to code yet, just want to make a model, and play with settings.

Really, I just want a battlestar, and have that be it, then start something else, sorta how StarVison started out.

Never too early to start to learn to code but it is your choice.

[softweir]

I really don't know what to do.

1. Do it all again with FAR installed. Go insane - and learn REAL aerodynamics! (Well, almost real - as real as KSP can get.)
   
2. Try out career mode. Get every stock part researched.
   
3. Try making some videos. It will be fairly easy to make your first, but hard to make them look excellent. There's a lot of help here and there.

Making a mod would be a good idea, the modelling skills you pick up can be very useful in a wide range of RL situations.

Good luck, have fun!