What's your age?

[FishInferno]

Now, this is optional and you do not have to vote in the poll if you don't want to, but I was just curious as to what age range contains most KSP players.

Note: this is a PRIVATE poll

[sal_vager]

Another one of these? Blimey, maybe I should merge it with the last ten.

Nah I'll move it to the Space Lounge for now

[FishInferno]

Oops, sorry. I never saw one of these before.

[LordFerret]

Appears there's a gap in the 41 to 50 year olds... must all be busy working?

[Torquemadus]

I'm 34 years old. I got hooked on space when I visited the Apollo exhibit at the London Science Museum. Tom Stafford's Apollo 10 command module "Charlie Brown" is on display there. It's the only Apollo command module on public display outside the United States. They also have a British Black Arrow satellite launcher on display.

I can't remember how old I was, but I know I was old enough to read, since the first thing I did when I got back was to grab load of books on space travel from my local library. They mentioned a base on Mars during the 1980s (1980s? That's now!) They also mentioned something called Project Orion, which was a means of travelling to other stars and was powered by something called "new killer bombs". I wasn't sure what those were, so I asked one of the really smart kids at school how they worked and he said they were powered by "weapons grade urine".

Unfortunately, the books were out of date and didn't mention that the Apollo programme had long since been torn to shreds by the Nixon administration. Undeterred, I watched the launch of the "school teacher in space" aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger on BBC Children's Newsround. Space exploration was apparently so important, that they have to send school teachers just like my school teacher to teach us kids how to be astronauts. Obviously, astronautics was something that every school kid had to know how to do. Afterwards, it was made clear that space exploration was so important, that the astronauts and the school teacher were gladly prepared to die to make sure it happens. After all, if these people are prepared to die, it must be important. Heavy stuff for a primary school kid.

[Rithsom]

I think older players use forums more than younger ones, so the poll is probably skewed.

[segaprophet]

I'm 32, I don't care who knows. I might not technically be an geezer, but I feel like one sometimes!

At least growing up in the 80s and 90s was a*w*e*s*o*m*e - kids these days don't know what they missed!

Edited December 6, 2014 by segaprophet

[ZedNova]

18-30 is abit too broad IMO.

[segaprophet]

At least growing up in the 80s and 90s was a*w*e*s*o*m*e - kids these days don't know what they missed!

To wit :

WOAH RADICAL!

Edited December 6, 2014 by segaprophet

[WinkAllKerb'']

Another one of these? Blimey, maybe I should merge it with the last ten.

Nah I'll move it to the Space Lounge for now

here we go again.

Stone, share on stone ... ( pom pom pom previous version was better but this one not bad too )

Edited December 6, 2014 by WinkAllKerb''

[FishInferno]

18-30 is abit too broad IMO.

Well I was doing categories of ten with the exception of <18 and >60, and 2 years isnt enough for its own cateory