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Are you a Engineer or a Pilot?


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Are you a Engineer or a Pilot?  

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  1. 1. Are you a Engineer or a Pilot?



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I enjoy both. I spend more time constructing than actually flying, but when a design is ready for the it usually has lots of hours of testflight in it. And the mission itself, where everything has to work as planed is reaally fun and thrilling. And when a design, especially a spaceplane, is performing exceptionally well, i like to take it for a ride just for fun sometimes.

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Hard to say. I mean you need to be both in KSP. I probably spend more time on VAB work than flying, but I think that's just the nature of the game.

Ultimately though I think the extent to which I've used gravity assists tips me into the pilot camp. I've been known to spend a full week of play working on a single gravity assist that I want to be just right.

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I guess mostly an engineer as I spend most time in the SPH building ridiculously big spaceplanes, then after that a pilot to get them airborne :P

Also, what did you use the get the screenshots creating a sort of depth perception?

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I have to say I am a pilot first. I truly enjoy the engineering, and find it can be very satisfying.

But I've never jumped out of my chair and danced around when I finished building a craft. I've actually done that after a good bit of piloting. The first time I successfully landed on the Mun, I shouted, jumped up and danced. My wife laughed and laughed. ( Of course I was crestfallen when I realized I couldn't even make munar orbit with the fuel I had. My engineering skills always seem to slightly lag behind my piloting. :) )

Both sets of skills have been very enjoyable to learn, but successful piloting can be much more exciting for me.

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