Destroy a space station

[randyrules711]

Attempt to destroy an orbiting craft using another craft using any method you can imagine. .

Rules:

- Station must be in an un-powered orbit around Kerbin.

- All parts packs are allowed.

- Instant orbit is allowed for both station and attacking craft, though orbits must start at a difference of at least 10,000 meters in altitude.

- Screenshots (video preferred) detailing what you claim points for must be posted in order to get on the leaderboard.

Points:

- Stock only: 15 points

- Killed station crew: 5 points

- Rammed station: 5 points

- Bombed station: 10 points

- Shot station: 10 points

- Crushed station with landing legs: 30 points

- Other methods of destruction: 15 points (Unless judged otherwise)

- No instant orbit: 10 points

- Landed attacking craft: 15 points

- Capsule-only station destroyed (Requiring extra accuracy): 10 points

Leaderboard:

- 1st: l00 with 10 points

- 2nd: N/A

- 3rd: N/A

Though I did my best to make this cheat-proof, it\'s not perfect. Don\'t be a jerk and take advantage of loopholes. Rules and points lists are subject to change.

[wired2thenet]

Points:

- Stock only: 15 points

- Killed station crew: 5 points

- Rammed station: 5 points

- Bombed station: 10 points

- Shot station: 10 points

- Crushed station with landing legs: 30 points

- Other methods of destruction: 15 points (Unless judged otherwise)

- No instant orbit: 10 points

- Landed attacking craft: 15 points

- Capsule-only station destroyed (Requiring extra accuracy): 10 points

Interested in clarification between 'rammed,' 'bombed,' shot,' and 'crushed' station. All of which can mean more or less the same, depending on the circumstance of the kerbolition demolition.

[randyrules711]

Rammed: Hitting the station with parts still attached to your craft, possibly killing you crew

Bombed: Detaching an unpropelled bit of shrapnel to hit the station

Shot: Detaching a piece with some sort of propellant to hit the station

Crushed: Utilizing the animated parts to squeeze the station apart

[Girlinhat]

I\'ve been out of the game for perhaps longer than I should have, but I went ahead and bought the game so I got all the neat things now...

I think... mhmm, going to attempt pure vanilla and rocket-type destruction. It\'s a shame you can\'t mount SRB upside-down.

[Tim_Barrett]

[RedDwarfIV]

Pwned that station.

Though it may violate this rule:

though orbits must start at a difference of at least 10,000 meters in altitude.

Unless that only applied to instant orbit.

[Girlinhat]

I don\'t think that counts at all. While an impressive feat of kerboneering, it\'s one launch that didn\'t attain orbit, wherein you hit yourself at (relatively) very low speed and distance.

Fly up randomly, jettison some cargo, float 20 feet away, and come back at it. Technically impressive, but not the same thing.

[randyrules711]

I\'m sorry, but they were supposed to be two different craft.

[RedDwarfIV]

I\'m sorry, but they were supposed to be two different craft.

Hence the 10000Km rule applies.

[Mustangrande]

Any points for forcibly de-orbiting the space station? (Latching on and thrusting until it burns up?)

[randyrules711]

Any points for forcibly de-orbiting the space station? (Latching on and thrusting until it burns up?)

If you have screenshots.

[Mr_Orion]

I\'m sorry, but they were supposed to be two different craft.

Well, that\'s a real heck of an old video; I\'m guessing 0.10.

Tim_Barrets needs to return to the present to get persistency!

[l00]

Hi!

This is not really to compete in the challenge, but it\'s on the subject...

[starplayer]

Tried that, my craft went right trough the station. I don\'t think collision works. Although the thrust from my engines affected the rotation of the station.

[Mojavi-Viper]

Hi!

This is not really to compete in the challenge, but it\'s on the subject...

Explosions are never overrated.

[randyrules711]

Hi!

This is not really to compete in the challenge, but it\'s on the subject...

Hell, I\'ll give points for shooting a space station.