Jool 5 Using Only New Parts | KSP 2 v0.0.1

[@TheWhiteDragon3]

Stratzenblitz in KSP1: I'm going to utilize bugs to accomplish something physically impossible Stratzenblitz in KSP2: I'm going to struggle to do something physically possible in spite of bugs

[@Coolproko]

funny

[@burakalp34]

​@@Coolprokofunny

[@kittyn5222]

Probably because KSP bugs were more understood than KSP 2

[@nikkiofthevalley]

​@@kittyn5222Nope, KSP2's bugs are much more common, and much more game breaking. KSP1's bugs were pretty difficult to mess with in a game breaking way without doing it on purpose. KSP2's bugs are so easy to trigger that literally just staging will permanently break your craft if the Kraken feels particularly angry.

[@kittyn5222]

@@nikkiofthevalley then utilize it all the time

[@184thearchitect2]

it seems like the dev's attempts to kill the kraken only made it angry

[@NoeticSystem]

They did kill the Kraken. That's the problem. Its ghost now completely *haunts* all of our craft.

[@Dood_]

Attempt on its live left it scarred and deformed, but its resolve has never been stronger.

[@ack7]

They tried killing it with poison, unfortunately that poison was steroids

[@snazzyostrich]

that’s what im saying

[@Bretaxy]

The game isn't even done yet.

[@joshuasims5421]

A Jool 5 in a buggy demo is impressive, but far more impressive to me was your rendezvous with your fuel tank with no targeting or instruments. That's game mastery right there!

[@GameristicForce]

no reply :) Also yes

[@notfeedynotlazy]

My daughter actually pointed and laughed at the single-digits framerate, Stratz. We are grateful of you for enduring it so we don't have to, as the Paladin creed goes!

[@Stratzenblitz75]

Thanks, just doing my job lol

[@Coolproko]

@@Stratzenblitz75 e

[@britishneko3906]

​@@Stratzenblitz75 he sufferin for us

[@kronusaerospace8872]

Sitting through all these streams live was a rollercoaster of emotions. You should try it again some time if you have the energy.

[@Starman064]

“Vestibular Porsion” -chat the entire time (I was there too)

[@MikeJProto]

$50 livestream

[@maxbertell9665]

BALL

[@MikeJProto]

@@maxbertell9665 the balls harden

[@Stratzenblitz75]

Thanks, I had a lot of fun with the streams and want to do more. I definitely need to limit it next time though. Was pretty tuckered out the following week

[@rafalsitar]

i love that this whole video instead of the actual challenge being the challenge, the challenge were the glitches

[@Stratzenblitz75]

I couldn't even feature all the bugs here too! I feel I portrayed KSP 2 too favorably here given how many problems I actually encountered during the stream

[@remie123]

:0 ITS A NIKO

[@skeleteor1631]

Saying that you were close to giving up is honestly unfair towards yourself. I sat through the whole stream and the ungodly amount of patience you had with the game made me feel like you had another 10 hours in you. Absolute legend.

[@Stratzenblitz75]

Thank you! Maybe I project that more than I feel, but after those bugs I'd say I was at a 50% chance of just closing the game and calling it a night.

[@MeltEmber]

@@Stratzenblitz75 Yea we felt that. But the energy that started to come back towards the end after you thanos snapped the debris after docking to the drebis, refueling from the debris and then undocking from the debris, that energy was a thing, especially when the last moon was done. I don't remember your exact words but it was something along the lines of "i'm landing on kerbin tonight, no matter what". That deserves recognition and respect! (good thing it was *relatively* smooth sailing from there on) - standing there at the beach, that was worth it. i also shed a tear, absolutely valid, you can be proud.

[@tyttuut]

23:00 I'm pretty sure Kerbals are indestructible in KSP2. I yote one into the Mun at 6 km/s and they bounced into an escape trajectory out of Kerbin at 1 km/s.

[@Stratzenblitz75]

This is useful information. I'm making alot of assumptions about this game based on my experience from KSP 1, but its turning out the game has so many surprises.

[@farty84]

I think I remember them being indestructible, too. I had a botched orbit attempt (kraken struck my rocket, it was the stabilisers) and I EVA'd Jeb for the shits and giggles... and he survived. I wonder, if someone was to somehow achieve infinite RCS EVA packs (or a large storage of them), could you land on the Mün from low kerbin orbit with just RCS packs?

[@MCWaffles2003-1]

is yote an alternative word to yeeted?

[@tyttuut]

@@MCWaffles2003-1 Yes

[@GimbleOnDew]

One of mine died when he hit the ground travelling to fast in the eva suit

[@yarknark]

imagine being an engineer in the VAB and hearing a loud thud in the ceiling only to see that one mission you sent 4 years ago came back and is currently resting on the skylight excellent work my friend, you are no Kraken slayer but you seem to be a Kraken tamer

[@fridaycaliforniaa236]

Lmao

[@jbritain]

"The missile knows where it is because it knows where it's going" is one of the most ominous things I've heard in a while

[@ryan_n05]

_The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn’t. By subtracting where it is from where it isn’t, or where it isn’t from where it is, to a position where it isn’t, and arriving at a position where it wasn’t, it now is._

[@ultmateragnarok8376]

The fact that this precedes him slamming a manned nuclear-driven rocket engine-first into a building's roof and walking away from the remaining half also makes it terrifying.

[@Imma_do_my_own_thing]

​​@@ryan_n05the missle wants to make your position it's position

[@lsswappedcessna]

That statement may as well be an anti-meme. It explains how missile guidance works in one sentence with no techno-babble, much shorter and easier for the average Air Force recruit to understand and pay attention to than the paragraph and a half explanation given by that old USAF training video from nigh on 30 years ago that was turned into a meme.

[@lsswappedcessna]

@@Imma_do_my_own_thing That just sounds like the missile is trying to write pick-up lines. "My missile wants to make your position its position."

[@TheOneGaming0]

Watching this love was an absolute train wreck and im glad it got made into a full video

[@SamTheApe]

Never even thought this amount of regression from a sequel was possible

[@higueraft571]

It's also almost certainly an inhouse build that was tweaked on short notice for a surprise release date...

[@Fireball248]

No, that's because it's not a finished game yet. What were you expecting from an early access release which is probably years before the game is released properly? People seem to expect that it should be stable and high-performance which is just ridiculous at this point. The whole point of releasing in early access is to make identifying those issues easier, not to give people a complete game to play.

[@pjludda4323]

I kept thinking that KSP1 was going to be the apex of the series...Seems I wasn't far off in thinking that...

[@tipoima]

@@Fireball248 People expect a stable game because it's been in development for way longer than it should've. If they released this version 2 years ago, nobody would have an issue with it, but this late we expected a full release

[@KNR90]

​@@tipoima except they didn't just upgrade the game engine, it's a complete rebuild from the ground up, so you should have expected the same amount of bugs as a completely new, very complex game, after the same amount of time

[@flazederg6800]

The fact that you actually stuck with it and finished the challenge is kinda nuts man, big props. I felt the pain watching the stream xD

[@notfunny3397]

The missile knows where it is because it knows where it isnt

[@agsystems8220]

Have you read Buzz Aldrin's PhD thesis? Worth a read if you want to know how to perform orbital rendezvous without good tools. He was known as Dr rendezvous, and was sent on Apollo 10 because if they screwed up the rendezvous they were boned. Worth playing a rendezvous mission without the map screen to try out the techniques in it (try 'winging' it first to see how much fun that is). Also, pol and bop have so little gravity that you don't actually lose much by not exploiting Oberth. You are often better off doing a bi-eliptic that meets at the periapsis and then has a timing burn to meet at a later orbit. You just make a node to get you all the way to the final orbit, and burn in that direction until you get an encounter rather than the full duration. The final capture burn will be the same direction in the same place, so it is pretty efficient. Edit: I probably should have led with "Great video"... I guess I'll put it here, great video, and what I caught of the livestreams were awesome too! As for the bugs getting ironed out, I'm not optimistic. My experience with custom systems for unity is that serialization is a bitch, but can be managed if you keep it a priority. You do not build more features until the stuff below it works well. Fixing things after then is orders of magnitude harder. Shader bugs, inappropriate craft deletion bugs, and weird momentum arresting bugs are all small and probably contained. Serialization bugs, phantom forces affecting orbits, and trajectory state not being managed correctly point to deeper problems that could be hard to fix. The pause UI bug could either be something serious or something really minor.

[@Stratzenblitz75]

Thank you! I have not read his PhD thesis, but honestly I should. Doing a manual rendezvous like that sounds like an interesting challenge

[@ultmateragnarok8376]

It'd definitely vary. From what this shows, there are some features, such as the procedural wings, that are just wildly unstable, and the old stuff is.. dubious at best, here. Some of it, like the trajectory not showing up, might be as simple as the UI being incomplete, or it might be that the game actually no longer calculates it properly and is showing you what it's got.. which is nothing at all. I do hope the issues are just mostly superficial. Definitely they're taking the order of what to approach wrong, though, particularly as the kraken has embedded deep into their newer, more complex features. I don't know a lot about coding, despite having tried to get into it before, but I can say with confidence that two thirds of the bugs in the video were the fault of procedural wings, and that without things like that it might well have been a relatively tame mission - or perhaps there were other things more subtly holding it back beyond half-functional transfers and the occasional phantom collision.

[@SamanthaLaurier]

@@Stratzenblitz75 Honestly it sounds like a good video. "Doing an Apollo-style Mun mission using real Apollo techniques" or something

[@Tarek172839]

It's kind of sad to see my most anticipated games, KSP 2 and City Skylines 2, being so overwhelmed with bugs and performance issues

[@alertlucasalexander9994]

yeah. and the price tags

[@llliiimmmeee]

@@alertlucasalexander9994 hey, now we have something more to worry about!

[@alexjgilpin]

13:27 / 5:20 / 16:40 + 12:10 / 27:29 = Stratzenblitz is not just showing us the bugs that exist in the game, *he's showing us how to fix the bugs in our games and for the devs!* *Best KSP2 content creator on KZbin.*

[@axelord4ever]

Like I told him, just submit the streams wholesale as bug reports.

[@General12th]

Really, all this game needs is a sticky note with "FIX IT" in giant letters. Easy!

[@oberonpanopticon]

@@General12thI wonder what the comments in the code are like

[@workahol]

"Please don't mistake this for the game running well"

[@fridaycaliforniaa236]

Should be the catch phrase for all the adverts about this "game" lol

[@plazma17]

This stream was so fun! Can’t wait until you have another one!

[@ilirianjakupi7762]

Really fun seeing the same craft for 4h xD

[@drboubou6112]

Yes it was very fun

[@RageaholicRecon]

I had a blast watching your streams over those few days. That last stream was definitely a rollercoaster. I watched from the beginning to the end minus some time at the beginning to drive to work. Luckily work was slow so I could watch the whole thing.

[@Stratzenblitz75]

Damn, thanks for sticking through the whole thing!

[@CRS1578]

Watching this unfold as they happened on stream was certainly an experience™. Hope to seeing how you'll utilise the full capabilities of the old and new parts, at least when the game is finally more stable :P

[@Stratzenblitz75]

Yea I'm excited for new features. Honestly, when I first heard ksp 2 was coming out this year, I was planning on making a massive rocket using the new interstellar engines. Oh well, maybe in time.

[@5000mahmud]

@@Stratzenblitz75 How's the aero model? Comparable to FAR mod on ksp1?

[@Stratzenblitz75]

@@5000mahmud Seems the same as KSP1 currently, but feels like the atmosphere is more soupy

[@abastro224]

Guess that time would never come, then?

[@lemonsrgood5124]

I think the thumbnail sums up the mission pretty well.

[@arepupu]

I was there! I had a lot of fun. Thanks for the streams, Stratz! They're quite entertaining. I hope you do more at some point.

[@Stratzenblitz75]

Heck yea we're gonna do more. This was a lot of fun!

[@arepupu]

@@Stratzenblitz75 Nice to hear that :)

[@sirxnekron1565]

KSP1: Stratz uses bugs to make amazing missions. KSP2: Stratz fighting with bugs doing regular mission.

[@joshuasims5421]

With regards to your closing thoughts, people are saying that KSP2 is not quite ready yet. I fear it may never be 'ready'; given their aspirations for base-building and interstellar travel, the foundation for a fully rewritten sequel should have been a flawless physics engine before anything looked good. As it stands, what we got would have been better as a graphics and musical revamp DLC for KSP 1, whose physics and gameplay were already in working condition. The game should not play worse than Juno: New Origins. This feels like a thin skeleton attempting to reimplement KSP1 for them to stretch some nice shaders over. If it's fundamentally flawed, then no future update will truly fix that underlying instability, no matter if they patch the superficial bugs. Anyway, great video!

[@Stratzenblitz75]

Yea this is what concerns me the most. I love building massive things in KSP, but I fear the game won't be able to support much more than simple crafts. If their priority is to have a AAA looking game at the sacrifice of performance, that's going to suck. I'd hate that I experienced the peak of ksp performance with ksp 1.

[@Mike-oz4cv]

It all depends on how severe and deep those bugs and performance issues really are.

[@cf453]

That was my take when they announced development. The ONE thing I wanted was a bulletproof and performant physics and maneuvering system.

[@ads2978]

Mmmm, claiming it was 'built up from the ground' yet is just the og game w modern graphics, not optimised - fired the dev team -- like they needed the cash and called it a beta, so many people defending it just trying to justify the money they put in

[@HowIsAsh]

@@ads2978 its funny, they dont even need to justify, THEY COULD JUST GET A REFUND

[@RyokoVT]

It really blows my mind that despite all the bugs people are still able to pull off crazy things like this. I struggle to even land on the Mun in KSP1 lol.

[@thereturnofjon]

its really not that hard when you understand basic orbits, the landing is kind of hard tho

[@Bandthemen]

Watching the streams were amazing. Hoping to see them again

[@Fred_the_1996]

i loved the ball cult

[@everestbc7007]

U should try do the jool 6 now that it has a solid surface and no entry heating currently

[@based980]

ksp 2 was so bad it killed this guy

[@gamertimertrue]

FR💀💀💀💀💀

[@wubblersswubblerss4822]

also killed bradley whistance, probably butchering his name, but use to love his videos as well

[@secretman7605]

I think now is the time to return to those singularity accelerated probes. You still havent tried the one inside kerbol

[@therookiegamer2727]

also they can just be launched through the mohole

[@tipoima]

This is way too easy in KSP2, Kerbol doesn't have any killzone, no surface, there is no heating. You can literally just fly right in.

[@Stratzenblitz75]

I still need to do it for ksp 1, but I did shoot a probe to the center of the sun in ksp 2 on one of my first livestreams. Same as with ksp 1, you get a nice speed boost.

[@maxv9464]

​@@Stratzenblitz75 Scott Manley found that the bottom of the Mohole is lacking collisions, making it an easy singularity cannon (albeit one you can't really aim)

[@A_Simple_Neurose]

@@Stratzenblitz75 I still want you to try and use jool or kerbol to slingshot a probe to another solar system, I think there are some mods that add new ones. It would be way more kerbalesque compared to just using a boring old warp drive.

[@tmbottegal]

These livestreams were very fun to watch. Live missions are really entertaining.

[@Kolalaity]

I understand the game is in EA, but that corruption bug was beyond anything I've ever seen. Even in my early days of playing KSP1, Ive never seen a bug that bad you needed to manipulate save data. Nice work and genuinely impressive troubleshooting skills. Hope the game gets into a proper playable state soon.

[@sambenedict7804]

I really appreciate you making this videos and putting in all the work to work past the bugs and even figuring out exactly where the bugs are. I’m sure the KSP devs are watching closely, and in the end your work to make videos on the game in the state is it today will result in a better final release for everyone. Keep up the amazing content!

[@AWESOMEANCHOVIES]

I applaud your persistance

[@OdairStrong]

A person capable of using exploits in ksp1 is a proper kraken slayer

[@rebel6301]

wouldnt using glitches to your advantage be kraken taming?

[@quintenmc]

I miss ya, can't blame you for not wanting to play anymore after all this shit. But I would love to see more raw insanity from you.

[@Bumpy1-1]

you should land on the sun, this might be your only opportunity to do so as i think they are working on adding entry heating to the game, and it would be hilarious.

[@tipoima]

There is no surface to land on. No killzone either (well, not really. you can't timewarp below 600km, but you can fly normally)

[@Stratzenblitz75]

I went to the center of the sun on one of my first livestreams. The result was amusing

[@Bumpy1-1]

@@Stratzenblitz75 oh ill check it out then

[@Bumpy1-1]

@@tipoima interesting

[@tuxcrafting]

4 years in development and we get an early alpha for 50$. this is a certified T2I moment

[@lugamer_0771]

Do you remember the ball plane? Pepperidge farm remembers.

[@suicidalbanananana]

I mostly just remember kids begging for attention in his chat and it getting _extremely annoying_

[@lugamer_0771]

I'd say that was due to the spammers, many had no bad intention.

[@connormartin9644]

I remember that

[@thecalicodragon4103]

Never forget ball plane

[@axelord4ever]

B A L L

[@connorsniples4010]

Fantastic content as always! (and Rainworld naming greatly aprecated) I really hope the game improves with time, but it's amazing what you've been able to do with it already!

[@YevhenSavchuk]

Hello, just came here to say, that I loved your videos, are you going to make more? either way, thank you. Your videos always inspired me to come back to ksp)

[@bjboss1119]

18:04 was not expecting a rainworld reference here.

[@SiposRoland654]

Man U so calm and Uyou know the game very well

[@primosecundo]

Loved watching you attempt this on stream!

[@ecogreen123]

i was expecting this from you at some point but i definitely wasn't disappointed.

[@stanislavtrubachev6074]

Thank you again, Kraken Slayer! A lot of pleasure from watching your videos

[@DianaBell_MG]

I watched you trying this on Twitch, damn I couldn't make it thru the whole mission with you, I'm amazed you did, all the stuff that was going wrong.

[@OwenSpace724]

One year ago today

[@thecalicodragon4103]

This was very impressive, so impressive that on a scale of impressiveness I would rate it a 50

[@MrFerrariF360]

Don't let KSP2 break you. Please come back.

[@Teddy-bg3bo]

Guys hes just taking his mandatory 365 day cryo sleep to jool irl he’ll be back

[@lavapool3229]

Yep

[@limo1795]

He's making the "Center of Kerbol" video in real-time

[@the_HoDeok]

What a painful mission

[@Ben-is3fn]

where’d this channel go :,(

[@UnitedKerbolAlliance]

to kerbin

[@djw7141]

Bro he’s about to come back in 1.5 hours

[@Imperial_Lizardgirl]

One of the best designs I've seen in ksp 2 so far.

[@VitaeLibra]

Oh. I wasn't expecting this

[@VAPhillyFan54]

17:06 I could taste the disappointment. I cackled out loud. :)

[@garunixreborn2416]

people: "i can't do mun mission grr" stratzenblitz: "peasants"

[@nuclear173gamer2]

16:04 I love how I know where that name and text is from, I’m gonna watch the vod to see it all for myself.

[@HisCarlnessI]

I mean, it's more than, "not quite ready." It doesn't even match KSP1's features, or almost any of the features promised for KSP2. Which wouldn't even be a problem, and they have a roadmap for adding in all those features, but it's listed at full game price for a buggy, cutdown, laggy beta, with some historical reasons to question if it's even going to reach its goals.

[@HisCarlnessI]

99% of my frustration and concern wouldn't even be a thing if it were $20 for this beta test.

[@Deltarious]

I've watched *a ton* of KSP 2 content now, and for me I think that if they *wanted* to release KSP 2 now, in this state, that is totally acceptable and fine, but they should have charged in line with the features and experience. Say if the game was $15-20, it would be quite a great deal in my opinion, then as soon as the game is more refined feel free to crank that price up to full as it nears a full "1.0" polished state

[@pafnutiytheartist]

According to the publisher, 50$ is a descounted price for early access. I shudder to imagine what they are going to charge when (and *if*) the game is ready

[@dr.jacksonbright5723]

15:45 "I was very close to giving up" Val: 👁️

[@Drepface]

Ksp 2 sounds exactly like a reskin of older ksp 1 versions: -save bug (1.11) -timewarp altitude locks (pre 1.9) -parts separating randomly (clydesdale srb, 1.11)

[@TrueMechTech]

The moment he reminded that there's no re-entry heating I knew that it would be fun

[@HellnawNaw-zq2jx]

When you comin' back? :(

[@KerbyLyrics]

HOLY SHAT DUDE HES COMING BACK

[@TheOneGaming0]

BALL

[@ads2978]

Thank you for not spinning everything positively to ignore the bugs like a lot of other creators Like many, been looking forward to this for years, and just been more disappointed since the original company buyouts, this has been horrible,, likely not going to put money into this, versus MECO simulator that's currently in production

[@keithmoseley4772]

i am adding scrunkled to my vocabulary now

[@templarsam]

Chernobyl grindset: using gas core nuclear engine as crumple zone to land in densely populated area

[@ethandole2218]

the "the missle knows where it is" reference made me laugh so hard that was so unexpected

[@WallJumpGaming]

you were away for so long that they cancelled KSP2 bro

[@thelordz33]

The devs were right, they did kill the kraken. They sacrificed it to bring about Cthullu.

[@erik365365365]

Love the aesthetic of this craft

[@asrieldreemuur]

The kraken Is free and mad with endless power. This is evidence of a being of a powerful soul.

[@AverageMichaelJordans]

shoutouts to chat for contributing 85% of the pain experienced during the streams

[@2Pheonixe]

orb tanks

[@brianschonfeld1733]

Orb tanks

[@BlixenBlorp]

Watching the livestreams for this was so much fun and so cursed at the same time.

[@probablyjohn5589]

You have the patience of a saint. KSP2 is borderline unplayable for serious gameplay, with random bugs that drain fuel across decouplers, deploy parachutes in vacuum, etc. I tried to do a Mun mission on day 1 and experienced the first bug, making the mission impossible. Edit: It's absolutely insane that time warp is still limited in KSP2. KSP1 fixed this in 1.10 or so. Why the devs didn't port that feature is a mystery for me.

[@altdromeda9466]

Canonically, the kraken lives in the Jool system. (Specifically, Bop) Perhaps it woke up in KSP 2 and started attacking ships way more often... (or the game is just badly coded)

[@fridaycaliforniaa236]

I'm sure it's the first answer 🙄

[@JoJo-fg8bk]

i took the drag tests you did on docking ports in the stream and did my own drag tests. i realized if you just put the port in a fairing, the drag will drop from 3.5 mega newtons to a regular 1.6 mN

[@notfunny3397]

1:35 Impact resistance is better Small mostly pointless nitpicky thing but at least I've proven that even the greatest video posted on this day has at least one mistake in it

[@Stratzenblitz75]

Man sometimes I don't read things. I just assumed they were the same! Good catch!

[@theorixlux]

1:36 impact tolerance -> swerve is mislabeled as same instead of better. Unless you consider a 50% increase in threshold till engine destruction during impacts a worse metric.

[@Stratzenblitz75]

Yea I didn't fully read those stats... You're right, it should be labeled as better

[@theorixlux]

​@@Stratzenblitz75 funny mistake :P hopefully ksp2 gets a few good updates.

[@THEGLOIPER]

Look at that scrunkly little rocket😊

[@Canzandridas]

1:32 the impact tolerance is not the same lmao

[@Speedwars]

stratzenblitz upload = happy

[@_thresh_]

22:38 that glitch with the crumpled wings is still in ksp2, it happens to me when I revert too many times

[@lukerockbot2414]

You should include every bug in another video to show the sheer amount of testing you did to accomplish this

[@Stratzenblitz75]

The video would be like 2 hours long, it was hard enough to edit this! I was already having a hard time picking what bugs to include in this video

[@12...]

i can't believe this game has the equipment of the mario 64 trick where you prevent fall damage by ground pounding right before you land..

[@SpacerPacer933]

where are you i used to watch you all the time

[@do0myk]

That poor one guy that actually develops this game is doing the best he can!

[@SingleDonkei]

Finally something I can make with my system

[@mingcr9470]

As a game developer, I really love KSP2. Now I don't have to feel so bad about the bugs in my own spaghetticode anymore, because I know that it could always be worse ;P

[@Aceb_k]

Ah yes, once you said you would stuff me into a running wood chipper… good times!😂 hope all is well man.

[@hjalfi]

That image of Valentina standing inside the rock with only one eyeball protruding is... very cursed.

[@GameristicForce]

Goliath engine circumnavigation attempt 2

[@GameristicForce]

Oh and I was here for the final launch off kerbin :)

[@GameristicForce]

I left the stream around 4:54 And joined about one minute earlier

[@a110d2]

i wish I had the skills to be able to do such complicated missions and the PC to run KSP2. anyway i hope im gonna learn to do a jool 5 someday. but before that I gotta learn how to leave the kerbin system XD

[@remie123]

Yea, me too! I have successfully landed a couple of things on the mun, and a tiny rover on minmus, but all the other planets seem so hard to get to!

[@Glactor000]

did not expect a rainworld ref in this... good job RW comunity!

[@Stratzenblitz75]

Seriously one of my favorite games ever. I've now been infected

[@lil-muc]

@@Stratzenblitz75can u upload again pls it’s nearly been a year

[@skinnypeed]

@@Stratzenblitz75 rainworld and outer wilds fan??? probably my 2 favorite games of all time

[@mystifoxtech]

​@@Stratzenblitz75 Any progress updates on the sunshot mission?

[@PrefabQuasar]

A true lithobreaking manouver

[@I-Stole-Your-Toast700]

This game is more glitchy then cyper punk and FNAF:SC COMBINED *edit: maybe a bit less glitchy, but the frame rate? get the fire extinguisher ready, your pc will turn into plasma

[@oliverquick1180]

Sick rain world references bro

[@loklan1]

The Kraken knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't.

[@Zapdos0145]

was there for the stream! jesus it’s even more painful to see this

[@Stratzenblitz75]

Thanks for joining!