I Know Nothing About Space Flight, So I'm Going to the Mun - Kerbal Space Program 2

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Welcome to Kerbal Space Program 2. Kerbal Space Program 2 is the sequel to the acclaimed space-flight simulation game Kerbal Space Program. Enter the next generation of space adventure with exciting new parts, stunning visuals, fully revamped UI and Map View, and rich new environments to explore. In this episode of Kerbal Space Program 2 I try my luck at landing on the Mun, I hope you enjoy, thanks for watching and liking.
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The original Kerbal Space Program is one of the most beloved games of all time and, years after its release, it's bigger than ever before. Its sequel, Kerbal Space Program 2, has been fully redesigned from the ground up to meet the demands of modern and next-generation space exploration, all while maintaining the monumental foundations of the first game. Build a space program, construct powerful spacecraft, and navigate expansive celestial bodies as you explore cosmic mysteries.
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As the game updates progress, players will gain access to a whole new set of next generation tools and technology including new engines, parts, fuel, and much more. This new tech will not just create novel puzzles for players to solve, but will also enable new feats of space exploration within and beyond the original Kerbolar System.
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Brand new to Kerbal Space Program 2 are colonies. Colonies not only pose their own physics challenges, but also require resource gathering to build structures, space stations, habitations, and unique fuel types. Eventually, these colonies become advanced enough for vehicle construction, propelling deep space exploration and beyond.
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Next-gen tech, colonies, and systematic resource gathering all lead to a whole new level of exploration: interstellar travel. In Kerbal Space Program 2, interstellar technologies pave the way to a host of new star systems and celestial bodies, each comprising novel challenges and harboring secret treasures. Among them: Charr, a heat-blasted world of iron; Ovin, a ringed super-Earth with relentless gravity; Rask and Rusk, a binary pair locked in a dance of death; and many more to reward exploration.
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The technological developments made to the foundations of Kerbal Space Program 2 will build on the beloved modding capabilities of the original game, as well as deliver on the long-requested addition of multiplayer. Soon players will be able to share the challenges of deep space exploration. More details on these features will be revealed at a later time.
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@janslavik5284 Год назад

I mean apart from trying to use a parachute on the Moon Drae did pretty good for his first KSP video

@Zorisura Год назад

The new assistant maneuvers were a massive lifesaver though. Timing and precision is pretty hard when you're only eyeballing it. Still, pretty cool that he did better than me when I first played the og KSP game, I only got to orbiting the "Earth."

@CASA-dy4vs Год назад

@@Zorisura kerbin*

@omnuu Год назад

@@Zorisuratf do you mean by “new”?? Maneuvers have been a thing on ksp 1 for ages. And completely necessary for anything more complex.

@Zorisura Год назад

@@CASA-dy4vs That's why I put quotation marks.

@Zorisura Год назад

@@omnuu Yeah, but not as handy as the ones in the new game.

@chevronie3764 Год назад

this is by far the most impressive video ive seen of someone who doesn't know about ksp. great job

@TheOnlyGhxst Год назад

Watching Drae play this game is both the most hilarious and most frustrating thing at the same time lul

@hatman44 Год назад

Apopopsis

@Tony-hh6oq Год назад

Same with Blitz and any other RU-vidr that doesn’t really know

@fankeek Год назад

@Tony thats why I'm gonna not watch much of their content and just wait for the game to come out. Drae isn't someone to do their research and I hate it

@Donkey114 Год назад

So true

@rottenapple_ Год назад

@@fankeek not everyone has to do research sometimes going into games blind is a lot more fun

@alexanderkuhn2298 Год назад

That radial burn was something I would not expect from a newcomer to the KSP franchise, good job. Also I was laughing pretty hard when you tried using the parachute on the Mun, no atmosphere!

@davidareeves Год назад

He left his flag at home, so the parachute was the substitute right....

@Riffro_ Год назад

Small tip you need to be at a 45 degree angle at 10000m so you have the most efficent way to go to orbit and the atmosphere ends at 70000m

@hidsgi-games5369 Год назад

That ascent profile has been outdated for over 8 years now. It used to be the way to do it before KSP 1 got an aerodynamics update that changed that (and there's no reason to assume they'd have worse aerodynamic system in KSP 2). It still works, obvously, but it's definitely not the most efficient way. Best ascent profile for an average rocket you get by gradually pitching east almost off the launch pad.

@steamkaptain9234 Год назад

@@hidsgi-games5369 doing a gravity turn is still the most efficient way of getting into orbit

@kennethmitchell1418 Год назад

Not necessarily if your thrust to weight ratio is to low you might want to be a little bit less aggressive on the gravity turn but yes that is more efficient

@hidsgi-games5369 Год назад

@@steamkaptain9234 yes, that's what I described... the pitch-over for the gravity turn should happen early in flight, not at 10km

@steamkaptain9234 Год назад

@@kennethmitchell1418 i've never really did a "proper" gravity turn where by the end your ship is perfectly horizontal, but yeah

@Andy-zi6nj Год назад

this guy just tried to use a parachute to land on the moon XD

@WretchedEgg528 Год назад

I don't see anything wrong with it, but i've got questions. Why use rocket engines in space when you can just use propellers? Not even that, why don't you just lift yourself up? Just grap your own butt and lift it to the moon!

@drakedge2000 Год назад

Hey Drae... there's no atmosphere on the mun, hence no parachute could work there.

@theRealJimothy Год назад

I'm so happy Drae actually tried this game, this was hilarious.

@valalkuino3123 Год назад

Man Drae, Kerbal Space Program is one of the most amazing scientific simulators out there and you did great for a first timer understanding simple astrophysics. Please play more Drae, at least land on the moon or planets, even Mars, or even build a space station. It’s going to be fun if you create this into a series 😁

@joshuabanner3675 Год назад

Yeah, it took me a week to land on the mun lol. 4000 hours in and there’s still stuff I haven’t managed yet.

@ack7 Год назад

You mean the Mun and Duna right? Because I’ve never heard of this ‘Mars’ you’re talking about

@valalkuino3123 Год назад

@@ack7 Yeah 😅 but I prefer the actual names, bc I easily forget stuff when it comes to modified names of real things in video games.

@ItsDesm Год назад

Nice job making it to the Mun. I think you might have some muscle memory from the driving games that's affecting you here. You keep hitting space when you want the engines to go as if it were an accelerator on a car. But as I'm sure youre aware now, thats not how it works here. Once you are on that stage, the engines are always online, you just need to control throttle up or throttle down.

@demmidemmi Год назад

Yeah, changing the staging to something else might help

@Donkey114 Год назад

I swear drae was just reading off of a Wikipedia page on how to orbit in KSP

@drae Год назад

I followed the tutorial minutes before so yes I had that knowledge in my head

@Isaac-pd6hj Год назад

@@drae You got retrograde and prograde backward lol (prograde is pointing in the direction you are moving, retrograde is opposite) The "sphere" around the moon is its SOI or sphere of influence, or the area at which its gravity is stronger than kerbin's The mun has no atmosphere (i.e. air), so parachutes have no effect

@riccardopetrina4212 Год назад

@@Isaac-pd6hj I remember when I was coming in hot on the moon and I opened the parachute. Then I remembered that the moon barely has an atmosphere because of low gravity.

@MelodicTurtleMetal Год назад

That first flight was the very essence of game - learning through failure. Watching the staging, realising he didn't know his final stage had full fuel.. ❤️

@KerbalSpaceProgramOfficial Год назад

Absolutely loved this. Can't wait to see you get to Dres one day!

@INeedCofee Год назад

I’m suprised nobody else had even replied and said hey but I just wanted to say what a amazing game that you have created! Both KSP 1 and 2 have been some of my favorite videos on my favorite RU-vidrs channels! I will soon be building my own pc and should be able to play it for myself which will be very exciting!

@LazarusBaccus Год назад

Waited for years to see Drae play KSP, wishes still come true.

@alexjgilpin Год назад

19:34 For those who don't know he kept hitting spacebar (go to next stage) rather than X (turn off engines of current stage). There's a lot of bugs in the game, but this part at least was just a newbie getting used to the controls. 23:53 Yeah, nah. There's no atmosphere on the moon so parachutes have nothing to grab onto. Your choices for slowing down are engines and bouncy castles (and that's A LOT of bounces)

@r3mx556 Год назад

Finally, a sequel to the game where we not only build rockets, but also crash them!

@thygrrr Год назад

Great job with the intuitive Radial burn at 21:00 - really nice :)

@aviFlashbacks Год назад

When I saw this video I first thought of this thing that I saw which was “shoot for the moon, and even if you miss, your frozen corpse will be a monument to your failure.”

@toxicwarcat7739 Год назад

technically the moon does have a loose atmosphere like most moos do but its very weak and you would need a specialist parachute that is both able to catch enough of the atmosphere to slow the craft but is also light enough that it isn't heavier than the atmosphere its catching which to this day i believe has been ruled out but i do find the attempt quite amusing also you can lock your stages so that you don't accidentally trigger them or if your planning a mun to kerbal re-entry it may be easier to remove them from the staging list and then just trigger them manually with your mouse

@peksn Год назад

oh it's so xute seeing a new player really, keep at it!! You are getting the basics nicely! :D

@Donkey114 Год назад

If you’re on a crash course for mun then it’s possible to actually save your kerbal if they EVA and then use their RCS pack to slow down

@ElmoWill Год назад

He's going to the mun

@JOHN07 Год назад

I seen that 😂

@zohaibtariq7351 Год назад

Don't be salty bro he knows nothing about space

@johnnybon258 Год назад

LOL

@catzual Год назад

Ya did well for the first time... I would add more fuel to bottom stage then stage the main engine to burn after the boosters detach... that should give a lot more wiggle room to correct stuff... :)

@samsonitis1 Год назад

Drae I love you man and I’m so excited that your starting your kerbal journey, just so you are aware the little triangle that you were referring to as fuel is the Greek letter Delta . Delta-v (more known as "change in velocity"), symbolized as ∆v and pronounced delta-vee, as used in spacecraft flight dynamics, is a measure of the impulse per unit of spacecraft mass that is needed to perform a maneuver such as launching from or landing on a planet or moon, or an in-space orbital maneuver. It is a scalar that has the units of speed. It doesn’t mean how much fuel you have it symbolizes how much ability you have to change your direction

@FlorianXXV Год назад

16:19 now that would be a unique Blunder Birds episode.

@confuseddisappointed8443 Год назад

We love the mun😂

@mr_joghannes Год назад

Imagine using a parachute on the moon😂😂😂

@mennomelein8192 Год назад

I love this game and you did great! Keep it up

@awddwa6544 Год назад

Tip: Electric engines are not a great idea for a landing craft,unless that craft is very small and light. But they are good for far distant travel. Anyways, good video! Hope to see more KSP2

@ducky2379 Год назад

Why is that? I'm not doubting you, just curious why electric engines are good for long distances. Like would they be good for the maneuvers he was performing while in space?

@Delta1nToo Год назад

love your general positivity man. you're awesome!

@gamaray6136 Год назад

Very few youtubers who try out the game actually watch the tutorials, its a shame cause they never see past the initial difficulty. It's great that you took the time to do that

@neilvaughn6594 Год назад

"Don't worry I did the tutorial so Im pretty much a master at this" R.I.P Drae

@Mike-mu7tk Год назад

You did great Drae. One of the better first timers I've seen

@dansiegel995 8 месяцев назад

Quite impressive - it gives me hope that with KSP2's tutorials, it gives you a baseline of knowledge such that new players such as yourself can eventually get better and better each attempt. The BEST single piece of advice I can offer is that in order to do MANUAL (not with mods or tools that automatically do the burns for you) precision burns is best practice to lower your Thrust Limiter (parameter on your engine) prior to plotting your burn. If for the same DeltaV, a burn takes 15s on 100% Thruster Limiter, vs 60s on 25% Thrust Limiter, then its MUCH easier to get the precise burn you wanted with the longer burn using less thrust. You can also adjust the throttle during the burn (Thrust Limit is the max thrust of the engine, Throttle is between 0 and 100% of that Limit) - this is often used when ascending through the atmosphere - you want LOTS of thrust when at very low altitudes to "get through the soup" - however you want to lower the throttle in the upper atmosphere. LOTS of additional concepts to learn to become good at ascents, however just remember that you dont want to burn the ENTIRE way up at max throttle, even if doing a good gravity turn. Burning the ENTIRE time can only work well if you lower the throttle the higher you go (and remember, your Thrust to Weight ratio drastically increases the higher you go, because a) less gravity effect at higher altitudes b) the longer your engine burns the less fuel you have - both A and B dramatically lower your WEIGHT, thus increasing your TWR) - dont worry about TWR right now, they forgot to display it during flight, but that is fixed in 0.2 FOR SCIENCE!!!

@stevenmiller279 Год назад

I hope you do more of this! Couple of tips! Check your delta V, this is a measure of how much energy your rocket has, every destination has different requirement and it doesn't make sense to take more fuel with you then you need! Second big tip, check the engineers report specifically for your lift to weight ratio and make sure it's greater then 1! This will ensure the rocket will actually leave the pad

@damianfirecaster7230 Год назад

GREAT VIDEO BRO KEEP UP THE GREAT PLAY :)

@monkeyman1122 Год назад

Can’t wait to see more of this

@abcdefgcdefg5178 Год назад

This was so cool to watch you do this, as someone who cannot orbit any planet in Kerbal one, although it is very difficult to play on Xbox, the controls are not intuitive by any means

@hallgrimurkhallgrimsson1200 Год назад

lol i almost fell out of my chair when you hit go for your mun intercept burn and you kept burning because the rocket was still stuck to you and you couldin't lower thrust because it was detached.

@deadlyecho1116 Год назад

this is a part of my childhood I wasn't expecting to come back

@thejester1039 Год назад

Thanks for the uploads drae

@crazykids2004 Год назад

That was hilarious poor Kerby

@azkaghafara5712 Год назад

ngl when he walk at the start of the vid, the wide walk music start playing in my mind lmao

@NaviYT Год назад

All my favs are playing this game. I’ve been here since the thief simulator days and your name was DraeGhast. Good to see you’re doing well bro!

@anonydun82fgoog35 Год назад

Lithobraking is an accepted Kerbal landing procedure! 😂

@kingnippsseniorgaming6435 Год назад

Trying to use a parachute in a vacuum is peak Drae lol

@chainz186 Год назад

Start gravitational turn at 10000m with 45° angle of the rocket. Then watch on the map where your highest point is untill its at about 80-100km. If that happened, turn off engines and "glide" to your 80-100km height. There (if its like ksp 1) add a maneuver to make an even orbit, then aim in the designated direction and throttle up until ita not needed anymore. Thats how i learned it and do it, idk if its the most efficient

@MikeyVerhulst Год назад

Haha amazing. Practice makes perfect bro, keep at it.

@yamahabugaty5606 Год назад

nice job champ you learned something in half an hour that took me weeks

@GabeuxGaming Год назад

Did you just try to deploy a parachute..on an airless moon? Absolutely love it. Nice vid!

@Yozo_official Год назад

Agreed

@nonyabiness4838 Год назад

LMAO!!!! Ya, parachutes don't work without an atmosphere, but I guess you had to try. =)

@Totally_Bonkers Год назад

his method of setting up staging is exactly how i do it. I visualize the order in a way.

@adamlambert3892 Год назад

So happy your playing this

@alexanderkrauss6266 Год назад

I just started as well. I can understand your struggle.

@RichardSJTol Год назад

more please love this game

@quinnbrown6382 Год назад

I've been playing ksp for almost 9 years. Sir for your first video you did a great job! But some bodies do not have atmosphere and others have thicker atmosphere.

@h.n.t.d7963 Год назад

This dude is a legend he trying to deploy a parachute on the vacume where there are literally have no air to slow it down as a drag☠

@Totally_Bonkers Год назад

this video made me want to cry but it was also very entertaining

@kylewallace9341 Год назад

I am excited for more

@MarinoMoons Год назад

You need to make more!!! even though it is frustrating to watch because you dont know anything, I need more!!!!!!

@Bossman-pg8kk Год назад

As Scott Manley says "Check yo staging"

@ToninFightsEntropy Год назад

Be fun to test 100 stages to orbit lol, if they're all super-light disks without the fuel that can frisbee back down to be reassembled, maybe like sycamore seeds.

@Krayzpete Год назад

Tip, don't use staging for burns, use Z (full throttle) + X (min throttle).

@Xfuera Год назад

Under the nav ball. Is both your apoapsis and periapsis distances, so u now don’t necessarily need to switch screens to see if you are making a complete orbit.

@jongordon2043 Год назад

Love the little dude.

@hondarider1324 Год назад

I have waited years for you to play this thank you YESSSSSS! Ksp 1 or 2 doesn't matter this is going to be funny

@Delta1nToo Год назад

for future reference a probe is an unmanned vessel. a great example is voyager or sputnik.

@Raticute Год назад

well played on reaching mun orbit if u planning for other episode lets land their with BIGGER rocket :D

@Elusivecamel31 Год назад

This game is WAAAY too advanced for me. I wish i had the time to understand this game to the fullest. Glad to see you out in KSP2 Drae!

@Oni1Tap Год назад

its really not only looks like it

@imzanky6321 Год назад

If Drae can learn it so can you lol

@Iamlurking504 Год назад

Also, ~3500 m/s of Delta V is the minimum for orbit

@parkerwalker7968 Год назад

they did try to make this one easier for people to learn with tutorials. Now the bugs and framerate may make it difficult on lower systems. When they optimize the game it should hopefully work like the first game, but with tutorials that will teach you everything you need to know about how to make stuff like this work.

@Fraplu Год назад

it's really not that bad once you figure it out. way more intuitive if you're actually playing.

@ravingidiot Год назад

Excellent work! At first I thought you were gonna spend 30 minutes launching directly upwards and trying to figure out why you couldn't get into orbit, but getting to Mun this early on is quite an achievement. I just wanted to mention this cause it came up a lot in the video: I haven't played KSP2 yet so I'm not sure if it's the same, but in KSP1 the atmosphere around Kerbin ends at 70km (that is, there is no drag whatsoever). In fact, if your periapsis was slightly higher on that first orbital attempt (maybe something like 60K or above), my guess is that you probably would've had enough energy to complete an orbit and circularize.

@TotallyNotAFox Год назад

The word you are looking for is "Hill-sphere". It's the zone of gravitational influence of a celestial body

@leawildone Год назад

''Were gonna burn retrograde to get into orbit'' THAT GOT ME LAUGHING XD

@nightmareslayer8765 Год назад

Kerbal space program on a kerbal space program video? Pretty nice

@simonschaller857 Год назад

Y r doing really good

@zachxcx Год назад

Yess I've been wondering if you'd ever find this game!

@ducky2379 Год назад

If I had a dollar for every different way Drae pronounced "apoapsis," I'd be able to buy the game.

@Linny14 Год назад

Next episode should be rescuing the Kerbal you left in orbit around Kerbin

@how2pick4name Год назад

When you fuck up the most basic of games but you send a guy to the mun in one gaming session in this game. I'm impressed as fuck mate. lol

@Demaculous Год назад

I haven't tried this one yet, but I was curious how realistic it is. Parachute < moon. Now we know!

@DickShooter Год назад

"Retro" grade..... To go back. "Pro" grade........ To go forward. Drae, how can you get this wrong?

@newdohl Год назад

I am so glad you're playing this! Edit: I'm sure you've already found out, but you have to manually place the heatshield under the command pod, then the de-coupler. Safe flying!

@myacidninjatheamazing1025 Год назад

at 11:57 drae says hes gonna burn retrograde which would be the opposite of what he wants (prograde) to achieve orbit retrograde i believe is when you want to exit orbit or slow down

@zloki83 Год назад

Time to learn asparagus staging to save a lot of fuel for later stages.

@aethon6335 Год назад

Drae I'm very impressed. As a long time KSP player I'll say what you did there is not easy. While you have a long way to go and there were many cringeworthy, moments you should be proud. I'll offer one bit of advice. Start your turn east sooner. As you said, getting off Kerbin is the biggest fuel drag of the trip. Every meter per second you can get eastward helps a lot. More please. Thanks for the videos.

@PFCIceman Год назад

Gravitational pull is what you were looking for…lol.

@CragScrambler Год назад

Parachute on the mun 😂

@Dinkleberg96 Год назад

"im not a rocket scientist dammit!!" yuppppp we figured 🤣 Parachutes do not work in space Drae bc they use air to slow them down and there's no air in space

@dying2play517 11 месяцев назад

Lol. I don't think parachutes have any effect with zero atmosphere to catch and slow against. Nice video

@hidsgi-games5369 Год назад

13:04 KSP 1 had the same feature, it was just hidden by a setting that's default off.

@myacidninjatheamazing1025 Год назад

so the triangle and the V drae stands for delta V which is your change in velocity basically if you have a forward velocity of 1,000 m/s you would need a delta V of 1000 to stop yourself completely if i understand properly. you started the burn needing around 1k deltaV and will have around 1k left meaning he most likely will need a close earth orbit or just send himself in a burn towards the earth until he hopefully falls in orbit. i know nothing of actual rocket science but this is just my best guess at how it works

@connordaly1953 Год назад

Hey Drae there are some things online called Delta v maps, they give you useful info on how much deltav is required to get to and land on different planets or moons. you can tell how much delta v you have by looking above your fuel meter, that number is how much delta v your craft has. The map may be a bit inaccurate as sizes of planets and atmospheric conditions may have changed but you can get an idea on how much you should have. also, in ksp2 the height at which the at which the atmosphere ends should be at 70km high, if your anywhere below this line your craft will start to deaccelerate and burn up. you can tell when your craft will be too low if you hover over the orbital points, if any of those two points are lower than 70km, as i said, you will burn up. If you do read this hope it it helps. Goodluck!

@s4lvin989 Год назад

KSP2 has a Delta-V map integrated in the VAB now

@connordaly1953 Год назад

@@s4lvin989 i did not know that, thats cool

@othan7912 Год назад

Worst part if you're an RTS player - hitting pause is for staging, not toggling off of pause. So I've ruined far too many orbital adjustments by jettisoning the previous stage by trying to unpause.

@hunormagyar1843 Год назад

I like how you just watched the tutorials and are actually getting to orbit and asjusting the periapsis n whatnot, apparently they're good. Now you said retrograde burn while I thought you were doing what's actually called prograde burn, but I'd have to check the terminology because technically when the front of your spacecraft points prograde (in the direction it's moving), your engine points retrograde (in the opposite direction of travel), so... the flame of your burn _is_ trying to go retrograde but from how I knew, it's the spacecraft's nose that counts here: Prograde burn = a burn "forward" to increase speed n raise apo/periapsis Retrograde burn = a burn "backwards" to slow down n lower apo/periapsis

@vandanaagarwal587 Год назад

Parachute works in atmosphere

@cmdrcrimbo Год назад

With no air on the moon how is the parachute going to work LOL

@maxthibodeau3627 Год назад

you know the tutorials are good when drae can understand orbital mechanics.

@blehblehbleh179 Год назад

22:06 drae you can "crash" into mun just when you close in on mun start burning when your like 100-200 meters of the groundand you should be chilling but idk if youd have enough fuel to get out