I was with Jebediah all the way, the pair of us grinned as we thrust through the atmosphere and into the edge of space, his smile mirrored in the slice of Kerbin that poked up from the bottom of the screen. I built the tutorial ship and launched it, jabbing at the surprisingly simple controls: throttle and various directional prods that aren't much more complicated than an FPS. No safety precautions are taken, of coursem but then the tutorial doesn't have to look at the smiling face of Jebediah Kerman in the bottom corner of the screen. It reminds me of Spore's Creature Creator. They're all clicked easily into place in the vehicle assembly building, a sort of shop and ship-builder in one. This part of the game is interested only in getting the Kerbalnaut into orbit, and all that takes is a command pod, a rocket, and some fuel. It's one of those games where the tutorial is well-meaning, but leaves you confused and disoriented when you try to apply what it taught you, because it only covers the basics.
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You'll be told how to manoeuvre a craft from orbit into another planet or moon's gravitational grasp, but you won't know what all the various parts do in the vehicle assembly building. You'll be able to build a basic ship that's able to touch orbit, but it won't land. But KSP's tutorial only imparts odd chunks of knowledge.
Your mission in KSP is to build a rocket capable of escaping the planet Kerbin's orbit and exploring the solar system. The elite rocketmen will sneeringly deride your honesty, saying: "It's not rocket science", but then you can point to the tube of metal and fuel that you've spent hours preparing, and then point to the sky, and it'll dawn on them that it definitely is rocket science, and that everyone is in fact laughing at them.Īnyway, I've spent the day playing KSP and I'm not very good at it. Being bad at it is a state almost everyone will be in for a very long time indeed. There is nothing wrong in not being very good at Kerbal Space Program.
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