Launching 239 Kerbals In An IMPOSSIBLY Wide Rocket in Kerbal Space Program 2 

"accidental" mass murder

God no this is painful

​@@fishbikehike no

You forgot the 2

@@fishbikehike then dont watch it?

I think they are called external command seats and separations.

TWR depends on thrust, not efficiency. Hydrogen engines usually aren‘t that powerful

I feel you could just take your own advice when playing the game and then make your own content.

@@TheTheRanger1 what does that mean

​@@222cubing8think he is just upset that he doesnt have anything of value to mention, so instead he tells someone else trying to give advice that they should shut up

Efficiency isn’t blitz’s strong point

that or he borrowed LetsGameItOut's PC to do such abuse lmao

He probably burrowed a supercomputer to do his testing lol

he asked someone: gib nasa computer

No

Yes for us, no for the kerbals.

@@12porgsgamingfun no for anyone who can play

thats really hard

I would love to see him build a space station in space, launching individual modules and docking them.

Trying to create something like that with ksp build mechanics can be extremely difficult and even more so when you factor In ksp2 bugs

@@andrewbogard2411 yeah I thought so, halo doesn’t exactly fallow the laws of physics

@Random Name well, to be honest, the human ships do follow know physics up to a point. The human ships are usually built in space and don't normally go into the atmosphere. They have thrusters pointed in all directions and two large ones pointed forward. The one ship that was launched from the ground used separate rockets to help it. The end of halo reach is what I'm thinking. The only thing that doesn't follow know physics is there faster than light travel and the covenant space craft who have antigravity devices.if you read some of the books, some of the smarter human naval commanders use the planets gravity well and orbit to there advantage. Even the faster than light travel is theoretically possible with known physics. The real-life version is exactly faster than light and more of warping space around it with the appearance of going faster than light. The real life theoretical version is the alcubier warp drive. I could have got the spelling of alcubier wrong.

You can only get up to a fraction of light speed in ksp. Even with glitches and the most powerful rocket.

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Nope

@@randomchannel6900 what?

​@@Tommyoutnit you're not first

@@randomchannel6900 what are you talking about?

To be fair, this video is pushing ksp2 to its limits. Though from what I have heard, there are a lot of bugs that they should have fixed before they released. But nowadays, that seems to be the mainstream release a buggy mess then patch it as people complain. Then, if there is a feature that should have been included with the original release, it as paid dlc with more patches and game "balances" that no one actually asked for.

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@@randomchannel6900 then who is huh?

@@SentrySam not you that's a fact :P

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