The journey doesn’t seem like much on the surface, but it’s a long and involved process that will probably make you go through a lot of trial and error - even after watching a bevy of tutorials on how to get there. When you do get close to Mun, there’s the ever tricky balancing act of controlling your descent, so that the rocket doesn’t crash into the surface. You need to plan out trajectories, be very careful of your thrust and speed, and make sure to build a rocket with enough fuel to last the trip, yet also one that isn’t so bulky that it will just fall back to Kerbin shortly after getting into orbit.
You can’t just shoot right off the planet to reach this destination. Getting off of Kerbin and throwing a ship into orbit took me a good deal of time when I last paid the Kerbals a visit. Considering how the game is based on real-world physics, a lot of math governs realistic-feeling trajectories and orbits, as well as inertia. Newly added is the first target destination from the Kerbal homeworld of Kerbin, the Mun. Getting to the Mun is no small task, though. These parts seem like they are geared more towards use for the final phase of the rockets, the one in which you would put landing gear on.Īnd landing gear you will need. Each part has distinct statistics to define it for instance, fuel-efficient thrusters may have lower thrusting power than previous ones. This helps allow for a much wider array of designs that can be made before going to mods. To start, there are a bevy of new stock rocket parts sitting around to mess with, such as fuel tanks, rocket boosters, and control units. Since then, improvements have been made to the game and some new content has been added. It was somewhat limited at the time in that it did not have any targets for you to reach and contained only a small supply of building parts by default. The game was centered around building a rocket ship - or, more a kind of rocket-propelled contraption - to help propel some brave Kerbal astronauts into space and orbit. Last year, I got to take a quick look at the in-progress alpha for an interesting little game called Kerbal Space Program.
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