Getting to Duna - Probe Mission (Beginner Tutorial: 12) Kerbal Space Program (KSP) 1.1 Stock Career

[@Bruh-qo1qp]

I had ksp for about a year now and did not play that much because it was very hard and now once I saw your tutorials I wanted to play again and learn how to play the game right. And I never thought that I would land on the mun or minmus or put a kerbal and back to kerbin on duna and now I'm building a base on mun that is almost done :D

[@MarcusHouse]

Nice work mate. Congratulations. This game has an uncanny ability to feel like you have really achieved great things! And the thing is, you actually have! The knowledge to do what you've described takes a lot of work. Well done! Thanks again for the support!

[@iamstubby746]

I love how you go through the building stage in detail. I think that's why I prefer your series to Manley's (which I also love)

[@MarcusHouse]

Yea I've had the reverse opinion a lot too and I don't generally show the build process much these days. I do put all the craft files up for download now though.

[@iamstubby746]

Marcus House that's fair dude. I think it suits a "beginner" series to have the build stages in there. It's the part I always struggle with!

[@badpigeon6238]

Marcus House thanks to this video I finally made it to Duna

[@JohnHamulak]

Awesome video. I *really* like how you talk through each move and the decision process. Good detail, timing and clarity. This helps greatly in understanding and translating back to my own gameplay.

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks John. Glad you like the style mate. I personally really hate videos that drag on and explain little. I do a lot of editing to try and ensure the entire vid is full of commentary (hopefully interesting) and I cut and accelerate a lot of footage in editing too.

[@withnail67]

Rather than having to keep moving the mouse to see, for example your periapsis, you can right click on the periapsis which keeps the number visible while you go back and tweak the maneuvere node. I only discovered that the other day!

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks for that. I sometimes use it and sometimes just hover over. I generally use Kerbal Engineer where I can which allows a permanent readout.

[@summerofsteroids]

withnail67 I always thought that was a glitch XD. And it faded out a little bit

[@spencersshutter]

Seriously look forward to these videos every week! I've had a probe parked in orbit waiting for a good transfer window, but after this video, I might build a second to go to Ike while we have a good window.

[@MarcusHouse]

+Spencer Oberstadt Thanks Spencer! I do love keeping space tidy. I kind of feel like it is cheating to just dismiss space debris from the tracking station.

[@joanreyes5648]

Keep up the good work Marcus , you do a really good job of going into the smallest details that make the biggest difference , Things I've learned since subbing: 1.Asparagus Staging 2. Oberth Effect 3. TWR and Dv Calculations. and much more . Just those three things alone have renewed my KSP career and provided me with much needed insight on orbital mechanics. Thank you

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks very much for letting me know. Means a lot that people are getting such a lot of good tips from the videos. Appreciate the support!

[@mace2394]

second I heard your voice and realized your personality I subbed

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks! I'm glad you like the content.

[@haroldinho9930]

Marcus House even though this is old I love it

[@drdankdoritos5446]

this was the best duna tutorial i have ever watched thanks marcus!!!!

[@MarcusHouse]

Glad you enjoyed. It's a bit dated now you need to have a much better antenna / relay system without a crew. Actually makes more sense now just to send a pilot and make it a return mission. :)

[@wolfwaya]

When you are far out like that (near the end of your video) you can change the thrust limiter on your thrusters/boosters (right click on them) to something much much lower which will give you much lower powered burns which will give more accuracy when fine-tuning the orbits.

[@MarcusHouse]

Yes a great tip I should have done that. Does certainly give more control when you need it. Thanks for the comment!

[@kairon156]

I really enjoy this series. Thanks for uploading the videos.

[@MarcusHouse]

Thank you for watching. XD

[@generalgrievous4254]

Sadly, this probe design wouldn't work in today's KSP. That small antenna will do very little to communicate billions of kilometers from Duna to Kerbin.

[@MarcusHouse]

Yup.. just easier to take a Kerbal on a return trip these days.

[@thatsstoguy]

Use the umbrella antenna

[@Kaelnovar]

One piece of advice for transfer orbits, when you burn, make it so that the exit orbit lines up with the orbit of kerbin in the direction you want to go. This will give you the maximum efficiency.

[@MarcusHouse]

Very true, it wasn't quite perfect. I wasn't too worried about the stages Delta-v in that transfer, but still, I should have re-adjusted that after fixing the node. A good point.

[@omfgwtfbbq90]

You are the Australian Scott Manley ;D I also love watching your videos! KSP is probably one of those games I enjoy watching someone else play more so than play it myself!

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks mate :)

[@luxuriouscheese]

Idk if you'll see this, but it looks like in current KSP most of the missions have been updated and are more complex. The first Duna mission requires you to return to Kerbin from the flyby of Duna. I'm sure i'm not the only one that would love an updated tutorial! Your tutorials are the only videos I seem to follow clearly. Cheers!

[@Belieal]

Excellent video, Marcus! It's very educational, and I learned a lot from this. Looking forward to the next video. :)

[@MarcusHouse]

+Apocalypse Thanks!

[@b_k3932]

Your rocket design is like GSLV-MK3 D1 , ur doing mangalyan 1 mission of isro

[@janselkennethtolentino8269]

Just came across this channel and I decided to sub. The commentary and you being active is really nice and also makes videos better

[@MarcusHouse]

+Jansel Kenneth Tolentino Thanks. I'm glad you are enjoying the content. I hope to continue earning your sub.

[@MRannikko]

I just love this game!! ❤ Still it kicks after the updates and years! Now heading towards Duna first time in my Kerbin history.

[@loganofkwesso6124]

I can't wait for the next one! This seems like a cliffhanger!

[@MarcusHouse]

+Logan Tygart Yes indeed! Do the decouplers and engine all fire in order to avoid our current suicide approach to the dusty surface of Duna?.... Tune in next week for the conclusion to this hair brained, junkless madness! :)

[@cruiserx5492]

Tbh these videos are better than manleys! Keep up the good work

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks :) Scott is awesome. It would kind of blow my mind if he one day actually left a comment on one of these vids :). Appreciate the feedback. Thanks for the support and sub!

[@hellrazor1646]

ive got ksp on ps4 it corrupts data randomly but overall its awsome

[@lordkrieg8985]

Bobby

[@screengames5307]

Why don't you get it on PC?

[@hellrazor1646]

i dont have a pc capable of keeping the frame rate

[@Zamolxes77]

8:20 So attach them in reverse ! You connect the strut to the main body 1st, then chose a point on the SRB, while looking at the strut itself to judge the connection point. Many ways to skin a cat.

[@chrismangan3167]

I have a good tip for precise correction burns: Set the thrust limiter on your engine to 0.5 during the burn.

[@MarcusHouse]

Yes the thrust limiter is great. I needed to use that one a lot in my video from last week (Geosat positioning).

[@nistramai]

OMG!! This whole time I thought KSP was just being buggy when the parts would snap all over the place and sometimes it wouldn't. Thanks for mentioning that. I have been playing almost 400 hours now and I never would have known that had I not watched this video...

[@MarcusHouse]

No worries Tanner. Thanks for watching mate.

[@brennanshippert4376]

Marcus you work those controls insanely fast. You are a KSP rocketman. Cheers from Colorado

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks for the comment Brennan. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@JD-mc3py]

Another fantastic video. Thankyou for posting these :-)

[@Gaius752]

I've never seen your channel before, but i like your commentary, and i look forword to more of your videos BTW you just earned a sub, but you deserve more

[@TaeSunWoo]

You’re a lifesaver. Thank you

[@GameandGig]

Elegant Duna mission, Marcus! It's good to watch a pro at work. Looking forward to the next episode!

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks :) The next episode is in progress and we get to unravel the purpose of both these little probes! This one rocket will net us a lot of cash and science!

[@GameandGig]

+Marcus House Oh, I can already see the funds rolling in!

[@neilh184]

This might be due to a later version. I'm playing on Xbox One. But there's not enough power one the duna lander, even with full panel exposure, to transmit the accelerometer data. Not a big deal. I just popped another Z-200 on the top and that was more than enough. But that's all, this is a good build, thanks for the help!

[@MarcusHouse]

You can right click and select partial transmit allowed on your antenna. Then it will send chunks at a time.

[@screengames5307]

Neil: "I'm playing on Xbox One." Marcus: "You can right click and select"

[@haroldinho9930]

Neil H Xbox One is 1 version higher

[@PinusTF2Spy]

I rarely type comments and even though this video is pretty old, thank you so much man for that 21:25 correction tip, i have never seen before in any other guides that VERY important thing without which i couldn't make it back to Kerbin since i had to waste too much of a fuel on Duna's orbit and then Kerbin's for reentry.

[@MarcusHouse]

Happy to help. 😀

[@mesoth5848]

My first succesful Duna mission was a giant space train with a Duna lander, habitation module (all 12 kerbals), nuclear tug (two orange tanks), LG-2 module (always running to give me steady science income) and an Ike kit (Apollo-style module with a lander and a service module). It's not exactly cheap, but it's supposed to be reusable (with proper aerobraking). It's currently orbiting Duna sciencing hell out of the science stuff I got. I'm planning to return it to LKO in a year or so, where it will continue to run its lab. Then it will be upgraded.

[@AveryMcChessney]

Rightly impressed sir, here's a subscriber for you!

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks Avery, I'll try to keep content like this coming.

[@woodway9286]

I'm definitely looking forward to seeing how this mission plays out (and playing along at home). I'm curious why only one set of each of the scientific instruments for each probe - I'd naively cover every surface. Maybe we get enough from the MPL. Saying tuned...

[@woodway9286]

Oh, I get it. You can keep reusing those instruments since you'll be transmitting. I've been taking everything back to Kerbin, so I'm used to needing multiples.

[@MarcusHouse]

Yes seeing as these probes will never return, I just whacked on single basic ones for transmission. I rarely even bother with units like the Goo/Science Jr as you can only use em once, and most of the science needs to be returned to be utilised.

[@CoasterYourself]

Before I found your vids, i built so f####ing heavy rockets that caused so much trouble, always got screwed up..... THANK YOU !!!!! Furthermore i really started to realize how the mechanics of the game work.

[@CoasterYourself]

Btw do u have a vid how to assemble a good rover and how to transport it?

[@MarcusHouse]

I actually have never done a rover vid. So I should do this. :)

[@jack5exe312]

Kerbals be like AW SHIT DEY BETTR DAN NASA

[@niteshmurti]

how much delta-v should my rocket have if i want to send kerbals on a full round-trip to duna and back? please tell me along with the breakup of your calculations. thanks! for example 3400 is required to get into orbit around kerbin. 960 required to escape influence of kerbin. 130+10 required to intercept duna along with maximum plane change. then, 250+360 to circularize around low orbit in duna. then, landing via aerobraking. now tell me the delta-v requirements for the journey back 'cause that's the part i find confusing. pleaseeeee!

[@MarcusHouse]

This is your best bet for making rought guesses (then add 10% on top). wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/File:KerbinDeltaVMap.png Basically for a return trip without aerobraking (which you should do if you can) at Duna you need around 8,500ish m/s minimum. If you can aerorbrake and avoid inclination changes, perhaps a bit less. This is of course assuming you are doing it all with one vessel. Normally I would have a little lander that would dip down to Duna and back then be discarded (kind of like the Apollo missions). I would like to do an episode on just this thing at some point so the seed is now planted.

[@niteshmurti]

Marcus House yes! please do an episode of kerbals round trip to duna! it would be great for beginners like me! yes, i have this delta-v map but it only shows one way journey. how do i calculate for the return journey?

[@haroldinho9930]

niteshmurti 3000m/s to 5000m/s (depending on where your location in Kerbins orbit is

[@cdanny304]

Thank you man.

[@MarcusHouse]

No problem! :)

[@mrbmo9375]

why do you use swivels instead of the reliant liquid engines?

[@MarcusHouse]

Swivels have gimbal.

[@mrbmo9375]

Marcus House ah ok

[@haroldinho9930]

Mr BMO swivels have gimbal

[@TheRojo387]

Did you ever encounter recovery missions, where you simply retrieve items lost in space and recover them on Kerbin?

[@MarcusHouse]

Yea they come up fairly frequently.

[@karstenw.7416]

thanks for your videos! I really enjoy them!

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks Karsten Wever. I'm glad you find them useful. These older episodes seem a bit dated now I must admit. Nearly time to do a fresh 1.2 play-through. You'll need to take a Relay sat with you on this mission since 1.2.

[@karstenw.7416]

I would definitely watch a fresh playthrough! Keep up the good work! :)

[@danecarter5454]

Wish I would have read this comment about 2 hours ago

[@MarcusHouse]

Pretty much the same for anything now outside Kerbins SOI since 2.1. You will need a relay. I generally just take the biggest one with me and leave it in a polar orbit of the main body along with the Survey Scanner. :)

[@ArthurKorn]

Regarding the solar (kerbolar?) panel positioning: you keep saying you spread them around the circumvence of the craft to avoid shading. I like to have all the servo axis of the panels in parallel though. Between burns I'll point the servo axis perpendicular to the orbital plane, that way all the panels can servo themselves to perfectly point at the Kerbol. A bit of pitching will prevent the corner case where the first panel shades all the others. I didn't build any landers yet that need more than one pair of panels, I think it would still work on surfaces (to some degree, limited by only having roll axis freedom) except when the sun is perfectly straight up.

[@Cby0530]

NASA Viking! Even with a Titan rocket!

[@PervySage13]

Lol so I landed the lab on minmus and decided that a second lab landed on the mun would be cool. Now I'm swimming in science. Funny thing about the one on the mun, I landed it on the far side of the mun so there is no comms with Kerbin. Had to make a satellite just so I could transfer all that science back lol.

[@spookykitty2327]

I created an SLS style rocket, it was only like 100,000 and I only thought it could bring a heavy satellite to high Kerbin orbit. I was able to force an encounter with Duna, got science from there and Ike, landed (without gear), took off, force an encounter with Kerbin, land on the Mun, takeoff, and get into Keostationary orbit right above the KSC (no parachutes and not enough fuel for powered landing). Guess NASA knows how to design an efficient rocket...

[@kenshinalbirunny6834]

Who is The Best KSP KZbinr for Beginner? Lets start With style of every KZbinr Matt Lowne:Show video and Some Little Detail about The tutorial Marcus House: Giving every detail on mission and the tutorial Mark Thrimm:Video only with little tutorial Hazard - Ish: Use Cheat (Not anymore), Little Tutorial, Speed Build Scott Manley:Teach the Basic, Telling all Key, Give Every detail to Rocket, Mission, And Everything, Easy to Understand, So Who is the Best KSP KZbinr in this list Answer: Marcus House, and Scott Manley :)

[@MarcusHouse]

XD Cheers mate. I appreciate that. The new series I'm working on has loads of new stuff for beginners (even though it is a modded series the info will still largely apply to the stock game as well). Thanks for watching mate!

[@kenshinalbirunny6834]

cool

[@kevindewire2024]

I love this series, I have learned a lot.I attempted this mission last night. It all worked as you described except for one small problem. I am running 1.2 with the CommNet enabled. I by the time I got to Duna I had lost control of the probes. I had to turn off CommNet to finish the mission. I am now in the process of planning for Relay satellites to go in front of a manned mission.Can you suggest some changes to your probe missions that would make it possible to play with CommNet enabled?

[@MarcusHouse]

In this case you need to have one long distance comm satellite orbiting at Duna (can be in any orbit really, but I generally recommend a very high polar orbit). On this sat you want one of the largish sat dishes (not the biggest, but I generally like to use the medium sized one). I am thinking of doing a non-edited play-though from scratch again but not sure if people would like it. It would be largely non-edited (maybe some fast forwarding, but other than that). Now that 1.2 is out I doubt there will be many more huge things added to the game like the comm system.

[@kevindewire2024]

The relay satellite sent first in a polar orbit is a great idea. If you made a 1.2 play-through I would watch it. Especially if you included tips on how to use relay satellites as you explore the other planets.

[@mickeydjw]

@@MarcusHouse Both my son (10) and I would watch. Bonus points if you did it on console :)

[@NJOverclocked]

For some reason, I don't have Prograde/retrograde targeting available in SAS with this vessel. Strange

[@mmananquil18]

NJOverclocked probably cause you have a low tier probe on ya

[@ElixirEdits]

Any tips on making launches more efficient for bigger crafts? My SRBs keep making me overshoot orbit.

[@austinbraley2098]

im having issues with the signal not reaching the vessel! I cant control it once i get a certain distance

[@MarcusHouse]

This video was done before the release of 1.2 which came with all the new signal systems. You need to take a big relay with you. Easier these days just to take a pilot so you need not worry about signal at all in these early missions.

[@austinbraley2098]

Thank you!

[@elementus2857]

would it be a good idea to do some missions within kerbins soi while a ship is heading to duna

[@MarcusHouse]

Depends what you are doing. If you had a mother ship that was in a highly elliptical orbit (just prior to leaving Kerbins SOI, shooting little lander vessels off those, doing a Minmus or Mun landing and then doing a re-encounter with the mothership on the next orbit can be beneficial. Remember that if you do an encounter with the Mun as an example, then leave the SOI of Kerbin, you will loose all the Oberth effect advantage you get if doing a Duna injection burn from lower in Kerbins gravity well. This may help explain the reason why it is so good to use the Obert Effect to your advantage. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fISqZGaedtmWasU

[@elementus2857]

+Marcus House what I mean is while the ship is taking nearly a year to reach duna you can launch other ships to do rescue missions, plant flags ect.

[@MarcusHouse]

Oh yea sure that is totally fine. In fact the mod Kerbal alarm clock will make sure that you don't miss important parts of the missions that are on going. I never really do it because I'm too lazy to keep track of multiple missions at once. But lots of people certainly do. If you are playing to beat the calendar it is highly recommended in fact :)

[@pipkin503]

I can't figure out how to open the settings for the fairing to change it to clamshell deploy and adjust the ejection force. Whenever I right-click on the fairing I only get the option to delete it or to adjust the shape of it.

[@MarcusHouse]

Are you right clicking on the fairing base? Or the fairing itself?

[@pipkin503]

Marcus House I tried both ways. Did you have any mods installed? I'm running totally stock. Or was it part of a recent update? I haven't updated for quite a while

[@MarcusHouse]

No all stock. Are you playing the PC version?

[@pipkin503]

+Marcus House yeah I'm playing pc

[@MarcusHouse]

Seems odd that you don't see it. Perhaps your install is not 100% complete in some way. wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/Fairing "The Clamshell setting affects how the fairing is jettisoned. When enabled the fairing will jettison in large vertical slices. When disabled the fairings will explode into tiny pieces like confetti"

[@Cyynapse]

oh boy i forgot about 1.2 comms devices

[@MarcusHouse]

Oooohhh... that sucks... I did the same thing the other day.

[@bondedomao]

I don't like to warp so much. I use KAC, schedule my many launches, and manage all of them while doing minor missions in between then. Science Station is faaaar less powerful like this...

[@ejthepleb2079]

I need help whenever I'm trying ti gravity turn it always goes to 90 degrees and stops there

[@MarcusHouse]

Not sure I know exactly what you mean there. A gravity turn should slowly turn your vessel towards the horizon through the launch (generally heading 90 degrees). If you start the gravity turn too early, you won't get enough altitude to get out of the atmosphere efficiently (I generally start the gravity turn at about 150m/s).

[@ejthepleb2079]

Marcus House thanks I got it to work

[@ethanoziemski5704]

FINALLY!!! FINALLY I KNOW HOW TO DO THAT!! I have never known that. Probably explains why 50% of my flights fail there...

[@ethanoziemski5704]

FINALLY!!! FINALLY I KNOW HOW TO DO THAT!! I have never known that. Probably explains why 50% of my flights fail there...

[@haroldinho9930]

Ethan Oziemski delete your second reply it’s the same as the other one

[@LeonidSaykin]

a duna lander without a parachute?

[@alixcozmo]

I made a duna rocket without any tutorials and it costs around 500,000 and it has enough fuel to go to duna and land but not enough to go back.

[@Cby0530]

Is the resemblance to the Titan 3E intentional?

[@p-al9860]

Once I decouple the solid boosters my rocket starts loosing control help

[@MarcusHouse]

Add a few winglets to the bottom to lower your centre of lift. They may have tweaked the game a little since doing this episode. Try to point close to the prograde marker on your ascent as well otherwise you are much more likely to flip.

[@jsbrads1]

Looks like you had more than enough T:w with just the boosters, would have been better to save higher ISP engine for later (general rule). Another idea when using boosters, adjust the thrust before launch to match your need.

[@MarcusHouse]

+jsbrads1 Yes totally agree. In fact as I was recording I was about to cut it and do another run. Seeing as the final velocity of that core stage was only about 100m/s from orbital velocity it worked out perfect anyway. Thanks for the comment!

[@TheSwagDonutTSD624]

This has been by far the most annoying planet to land on, It took me a good 20 minutes for my manoeuvre nodes to encounter the planet because it would not want to find it Then when I do the burn to get on a trajectory to Duna, it always overshoots or something and it won't let me correct it so I have to reload the save. I have to have quick reflexes because it takes like 0.1 second for it to overshoot. Still trying to get there :/

[@unphazed_]

Just went to Duna today, just to realize you need a 1 star engineer to repack chutes, had a plan to go back to Kerbin without crashing because I had no chutes, problem is I was low on fuel. Ended up restarting and watching this video, wasted 3 hours.

[@thrall9498]

How do you do 4x speed in space?! Btw love your videos! Keep it up!

[@MarcusHouse]

Hi Zander, Thanks for the question and the support. This is called Physical Warp which you can read about here. wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/Time_warp MOD+. and MOD+,

[@SightCentralVideos]

Your audio is peaking so hard! I feel like I have to constantly turn down my volume every time you make a “sh” sound.

[@xdiesel6465]

very helpfully vids would like part 2

[@MarcusHouse]

You might like the Duna Ascent Vehicle :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqu7q2d8r7CairM

[@lewisgilchrist5129]

what's the mod that allows u to aim at the nodes? or is it stock - I've just started playing again and its all different

[@MarcusHouse]

+Lewis Gilchrist It's stock but you need a few building upgrades. Check out my latest Eeloo video and I show just this at the start.

[@Stridsvagn]

I failed it because i couldn't steer the goddamn rocket when i closed up on duna, i had no connection back

[@marcosvaldenilucas5120]

Because of Marcus House has disabled the necessity to has an antenna for communication in his game... This way is easy. :(

[@haroldinho9930]

CommNet Is Active in your game

[@bluebirdgaming9583]

that helped me, a lot, i am the kind of dude that sucks whit interplanetary transfers and transfer Windows ....

[@MarcusHouse]

Great to hear! This is a great resource just to get rough ideas. A lot of the time I plan mission based around what I can transfer easily to at any one time. This is a wonderful resource by the way ksp.olex.biz/

[@Crash_Tastic]

I was using the same antennas as you, but once I got close to Duna's SOI I lost all connection and couldn't even turn my probe or make maneuver nodes. Do I need better antennas?

[@atarokorona326]

Me too. I was trying to do an inclination change but it didn't work.

[@MarcusHouse]

Yea since this episode was made, the new antenna system came into play with 1.2. It is now just easier to take a Kerbal, but at a minimum you need a few of the larger dishes. for probes or non piloted vessels. Read this for more info. wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/CommNet

[@businesswoofer]

i cant even set the navigaton for duna :(

[@MR0SQUIGGLEZ18]

Much thanks to you sir (tips hat) Subbed!

[@Shiny191919191919191919]

How do you zoom in on the encounter so you can see it close up like that?

[@Shiny191919191919191919]

Nevermind, thanks for the video. You are helpful.

[@MarcusHouse]

+c187 Plus and Minus keys.

[@zactomlin3833]

I got into orbit with the first stage with leftover

[@tylerkrantz521]

Why do you care about where the empty stages go?

[@MarcusHouse]

Just hate debris.... like in real life. :)

[@bizzelboem6922]

I know its late but the stages also lagg out the game

[@clank2269]

Bizzel Boem yea I hate this

[@wjb7796]

I left my debris out and now its orbiting the sun ;-; I got a milestone thing saying "First Flyby of the sun" Lol I was worried it was manned but it wasnt xD

[@videogamermega]

i miss old ksp..

[@wjb7796]

TY FOR TEACHING ME I SUBBED AND LIKED

[@ThePapino134]

the lab is really nuts with the crazy amount of science. it feel a bit cheaty i dont use it

[@MarcusHouse]

Yep. It is way too over powered.

[@Shack263]

G'day Mate! Are you Aussie? I am too ;)

[@MarcusHouse]

+PDN Shack I am indeed. I'm from Tassie. Where are you?

[@mirjamberendsenlems]

Probes are stupid for science mode! You cannot get crew reports and no eva as well.

[@eeuumm2128]

Eve or bust!

[@Tooleman694]

who saw the flashes at like 15:50

[@filthyfilter2798]

These videos are the BEST ARROUND!!! Although i dont really like the voice! :(

[@r3load3z34]

I made a Big rocket for duna. didnt get to orbit of duna. This little one made it. FML.

[@MarcusHouse]

:) One thing to keep in mind that the delta-v means nothing if the Thrust to Weight ratio isn't high enough through launch parts of your mission. You can have 40,000 delta-v but move nowhere. Important to ensure that your escape from Kerbin and Duna's surface to orbit is efficient.

[@llianmm__]

Australian?

[@tacticalshrubbery]

Anyone else feel like he sounds a bit like Micheal Rosen?

[@InfamousSoap]

Hi

[@aetheriox463]

I am the 1,000th like!

[@plaguex1]

Your videos are too fast sometimes. Not much. Love them tho

[@mskiUSMC]

Yawer?

[@marcosvaldenilucas5120]

I would like to give you my compliments for your amazing Quick progression series on career mode. But, there is something that you have done and you did not say. YOU HAVE DISABLED the necessity to has an antenna for transmission of date... In other words, you are cheating. Shame!

[@MarcusHouse]

In this old version ok KSP there were no comm system requirements. This same vessel will not work now.