What is your favorte Joolian moon? (quick survey thing)

[Thomas988]

Laythe rocks for obvious reasons, but I also love Vall. It's just so...different form other celestial bodies in KSP. Its color scheme and geology is unique, too, and it does still amaze me sometimes.

[GreeningGalaxy]

Vall reminds me a little of the lake ice on Lake Michigan that forms in the winter. The lake ice is notably not as blue as Vall (it looks a lot like the surface walk set from Europa Report, actually) but it has the same kind of flat-areas-and-hills configuration. I wonder if those hills are hollow like the ones on the lake ice- that would be an interesting mechanic for KSP! Come down too hard (or with too heavy a vehicle) in the mountains, and you go straight through the ice and fall until you hit water! Which would require some way of making the terrain destructible, which would either be really hard to do and/or would only work on quantum supercomputers. Yeah, nevermind.

I still think making some way of drilling through the ice and deploying a submarine probe would be incredibly awesome, though.

[Renegrade]

Lots of people seem to like Vall. I landed there once to do science, but it didn't really impress me all that much at the time. I'm in the Joolian system in my current game, so maybe I'll give it a second look from an aesthetic viewpoint.

Until that visit though, Pol is still my favorite. So spikey and neat and small.