this is that video

@@danzstuff The video I'm referring to was made not too long after the early access release ... looong before "For Science". And the title said something to the effect that KSP2 was "fixed". Anyway, I'm not actually looking for the video. I'm giving him a hard time because back then I told him that claiming KSP2 was "fixed" was ridiculous. And that's especially clear now that KSP2 is more or less dead.

@@scottbarber9374 Thing is that KSP2 was fixed before T2 pulled the plug sadly

@@danzstuff I disagree - it was sold at full price, so only a fully functioning 1.0 release would constitute "fixed" - but that's beside the point. Carnasa was talking about it being fixed just months after release.

I think it’s the point between the two, and uh it’s like ainsley Harriots face iirc or some famous person but maybe I’m getting that mixed up with something else :’)

Can’t look at the video right now but if o remember correctly most likely just procedural parts, I use them a lot for stuff like that!

principia - the real gravity mod - n body physics in ksp

Principia! It does a lot more than just change the navball though :p overhauls the physics in game to be n body as opposed to the two body system in stock, more complicated, a bit of a challenge to learn but once you’ve got it it’s great and can lead to things like actual sun synchronous orbits/Lagrange points etc, and I find it easier to do interplanetary missions with it once I got used to its (vastly better) manoeuvre planner :p

@@Carnasa I love that Navball but Principia scares me xD maybe one day!

restock +?

Principia :) it does a lot more than just that though haha, it adds n body physics opposed to the stock two body system, it’s more challenging but once you get used to it it’s very very nice! (And I find it easier to get encounters with it now)