KSP 2: Eeloo is AMAZING in this game!

[@pewpew3377]

Eeloo is such a cool planet imo, and also Matt has some serious patience for KSP2.

[@raidermaxx2324]

well, when its how you put food on your table, you can put up with a lot of bullshit

[@thecyanadon]

@@raidermaxx2324 He has a job, KZbin is secondary.

[@Kirbo-i]

​@@raidermaxx2324 I'm pretty sure Matt has an IRL job and KZbin is just his hobby / side income

[@matthewcoetzee3413]

@@Kirbo-i he does something with eyes

[@brianwhite9339]

@@matthewcoetzee3413 I hope he does a movie Triliogy in ksp 2 his editing skills are amazing!!

[@dungeoncat502]

Maneuver plans take into account your engines thrust limiter. So the "bug" around 12:00 was just the game calculating you burning at 1% thrust retrograde starting at that point.

[@matheusblaha142]

That happend to me today while I was doing an eeloo mission to watch this video without getting spoilers about eeloo in ksp2

[@blazikem]

@@matheusblaha142 broo same hahaha Except I'm just a little late, and I never even went to Eeloo on KSP1. But my god the music when you're descending to the surface was something special.

[@zaukonig6265]

Don't let this distract you from the fact that there is a parallel universe out there where Matt became a Minecraft youtuber instead of a KSP youtuber.

[@willowthesily672]

and theres a parallel universe where minecraft is a space game and ksp is a survival game

[@therealjoeyp]

@@willowthesily672 tac life support and galacticraft

[@Blablabla-ol2tr]

There is a parallel universe out there where Minecraft became a Matt youtuber

[@TheArchaicFuture]

​@@willowthesily672 KSP IS a survival game. These kerbals have to survive all missions us humans send them on

[@Iandepian.]

Lol

[@bullwinkle27]

Your difficulties with the maneuver node at 12:00 are not a bug, they're a feature! Instead of approximating maneuvers with an instant impulsive burn like in KSP 1, KSP 2's system of timewarping while performing a maneuver shows the path your spacecraft will actually take! In my opinion, this is a huge improvement to the game, and will make engines like the ion engine and future interstellar engines usable. Your maneuver looked a bit funny because the thrust limiter for your engine was set very low. Essentially, you were telling the game that you wanted to start burning at Eeloo periapsis, and continue burning until you had exerted the delta-V that you gave to the maneuver. This would have taken forever under a 1% thrust limiter, and in the meantime your ship would have gone screeching past Eeloo. For the future, the red line shows where your burn is actually taking place, and by moving your maneuver so that the red line is centered about the periapsis, you will achieve a circularization in the way you expected.

[@PluralCHimera0]

Couldn't you achieve the same thing in ksp1 by just starting the burn in a way that half will be before the node and half will be after

[@TlalocTemporal]

@@PluralCHimera0 -- For short powerful burns, assuming an impulse is pretty close, but when your burn takes multiple hours over multiple orbits, an impulse is only good for approximating the final escape trajectory. Slowing down at another star system would be entirely blind like that.

[@oliverwoodhouse1221]

I had the same issue that you had at 12:08 Matt, I fixed it by starting the manoeuvre earlier. It might not be a bug because I believe KSP2 takes into account the position of the craft throughout the whole duration rather than assuming the craft completes the burn instantly. If you are burning for an extended period of time then you're still moving in space

[@TlalocTemporal]

On one hand, I think that's something to do with it, seeing as Matt started the burn late and ended in a rather oblong orbit, but on the other hand that oblong orbit wasn't that close to overshooting the whole planet, and it certainly wasn't such a sharp parabola.

[@filipstraka8964]

It’s because the last time his craft burned he had his thrust limiter set to a very small amount and even if he set it back to 100%, the maneuver planner still thought it was super low and calculated an insanely long burn time (the red line)

[@party4lifedude]

One thing I really love about KSP 2 is how the engine nozzles glow red hot and cool down slowly. It's a really cool effect and it's satisfying to see it. I can't wait to see what they do with re-entry heating and the effects that go with it.

[@alegsb3943]

I thought it did that in ksp1 too, but I believe it’s the waterfall mod that I’m using, so it’s awesome that it’s stock now!

[@notjebbutstillakerbal]

​@@alegsb3943 it happens in stock

[@MonkeySimius]

Honestly, I never thought you were glossing over the bugs and you were always clear that you were speeding up the footage and why. Keep it up. I enjoy hearing about the flaws as much as anything else in your videos. Your videos give me a good idea of how's much I'd enjoy playing the game and I think I'm going to use you as my barometer for when to actually buy it.

[@TheBestSnow]

Dude this man has some dedication to uploading!

[@thejackchildplayz6178]

Ong

[@austinneitzel2379]

Here is my solution to the time warp lock on low gravity planets: Use radially mounted engines attached to servos. Link the servos to an action group so they can swivel and blast the ship toward the surface, then rotate them back to cancel your velocity. Dont forget to lock the gimbal when the engines blast you toward the ground. (It confuses the sas and mkes the craft spin otherwise.) I used this method to land a huge robotic mining and refuling station on gilly. The thing was bigger than a saturn 5, so rotating the whole ship was a pain, and waiting to fall was too much.

[@alesrus1160]

Hey Matt, great video as always, I just wanted to comment on the bug at 12:00: I might be wrong, obviously, but the bug you got when trying to circularize at Eeloo with the maneuver plan not working might be because of the small corrections you did just before that, when adjusting the encounter. Therefore, the game might have been confused with your T/W ratio, indicated by the insanely long red line, so the game basically thought you weren't able to slow down enough at all. It's the same in KSP1, when I change the power limit of an engine and then create a maneuver node it always states way to large a burn time. Just an idea though, I haven't even had the chance to play KSP2 just yet.

[@ahmed4363]

most likely what was happening

[@ScentedCentaur]

Hey Matt! You should totally start featuring the KSP2 soundtrack in your videos. It’s actually really good, and I’m sure that myself and a bunch of other people would love to hear it in your videos. Keep up the great work!

[@Name-nw9uj]

PLEASE!

[@timurshakirov385]

Duna, Jool, Eve, Gilly, Moho, Pol, Tylo and Vall all too have an axial tilt. For the most celestial bodies, its just so small that there are no real effects (i.e. Eve has an axial tilt of 0.02°). Eeloo has an axial tilt of 33°, making it the body with the highest axial tilt. Pol has a high axial tilt too, with 24°. Source: digged through the source files haha

[@ahmed4363]

pretty sure the tracking station also states that

[@timurshakirov385]

@@ahmed4363 yeah right, forgot that

[@blazikem]

I noticed that in my Eeloo mission today, which really surprised me. Except when I had to reload my save and my orbit became really inclined for no reason???

[@bikingchad]

Appreciate your persistence and tolerance to the keyboard--risking bugs in making these regular videos

[@party4lifedude]

I've been eagerly awaiting a post-patch KSP video just so I could get an idea of how much of an improvement it was. It definitely was needed to restore some of the hope in the community, and I'm glad you are finally getting to some semblance of having fun. Of course, recording in 4k is going to take a sizeable chunk out of the performance either way, but it looks so good.

[@wyattsawyer5063]

One tip that I use is when you're trying to strut 2 stages together like at 1:56, you can right click the engine and slide the slider that says "fairing enabled" to more easily strut things together.

[@amanofnoreputation2164]

I love how some of the new parts look like they'd be right at home on a KSP build of the ISV Venture Star.

[@RealGracefulGoose]

I've seen a few on the KSP subreddit!

[@Dudika10120]

Matt you are underrated. Like fr. Playing this game in this unstable version, shows me your sheer willpower to drive through crazy things and shows us your true madness! I'm playing ksp2 too, so i actually know the problems you encounter. You truly are a madlad

[@Fizzure3000]

The sound of the engines and the flames from the rockets looks awesome in this game, I can't wait until it's finished so I can try it out

[@-T0Ast200-]

The “bug” when you circularize around eeloo is not a bug; it just thinks your burn starts at the node, and your burn was long enough that you travelled that far into your escape. Next time, try pulling the node back in time on your orbit and line up the end of the burn with your periapse.

[@HiItsMars]

If that genuinely functions as intended it's goofy as hell.

[@shortwave737]

That is almost certainly not correct. In fact, I would bet its starting the burn much later than the node for some reason because you can see no matter how much he changes it the area around the node doesn't change, but right before he would leave the SOI of Eeloo it does show the changes affecting there until it just turns him right around. Combined with the kerbal getting out in a weird spot bug and its probably got something to do with Eeloo's location being wonky in the engine and causing issues. I would be interested to see if this is easily replicated or not. Edit: Someone pointed out he had his engine limited at 1% from his prior maneuver which is why that happened like that. So they are not related and you are right it wasn't a bug, but it wasn't because of the location of the node either. It was user error Lol.

[@romketboi7672]

​@@HiItsMars it makes sense for interstellar burns but I agree that it doesn't really work for interplanetary. No idea how they'd fix this

[@danilooliveira6580]

yeah if the red line in the orbit is the duration of the burn, either the node was telling you to start the burn much later, or it was calculating the burn wrong as if the engine was much weaker than it actually was. what actually was a similar problem with KSP 1, where you had to do a micro burn at full throttle so the game could calculate the burn properly. but since they did maneuver nodes differently, this bug would never happen.

[@akiranara6404]

​@@danilooliveira6580 As others have noted, the engine's thrust limiter was set to 1%, meaning it effectively _was_ far weaker than it should have been.

[@thetwodimensions7588]

for me, matt makes the best ksp 2 videos. he is so entertaining, and fun! ❤

[@TestECull]

8:02 This is part of why every stage of every vehicle I ever build in KSP has a Surface TWR of >1:1 on Kerbin. I've never had to do multiple burns like that. Mainsails and Atlases were the go-to engines for my KSP1 space program as a result and I could get any payload my processor could handle to any orbital body in the Kerbin system this way. And usually bring them back too.

[@higueraft571]

Important to note: At one point, around 12:00~, a "bug" is actually the Node taking into account the 1% thrust limiter. :V

[@devarshihazarika4871]

I love the unstable orbits. It simulates orbit corrections that are required in real-life orbits.

[@TheDeathPunchSound]

I'd say that the blue rock could be Kyanite, but as we all know, Kyanite only exists in the Lava Castle and the Inactive Lava Zone so it couldn't possibly be Kyanite.

[@zetarhythm3503]

Gonna have to deal with dragons and the kraken

[@zderpydiamond4800]

If Matt is looking for new destinations to visit, then a Jool surface landing would be cool! Because yes, Jool does have a surface now, and I'd like to see Matt land there before they add entry heating.

[@notjebbutstillakerbal]

Remember plenty of parachutes and a skycrane

[@hegemonycricket9549]

I found a fix for the KSP2 out of control spin bug. Just right click on any command part, and choose "control from here". This also fixes the Kraken Death Shake bug in KSP1.

[@fish-champ]

I wish we got a Charon analogue for Eeloo

[@rhydderc127]

I’ve been on the edge of my seat waiting for your first post-patch video!

[@tannerarmstrong1496]

One feature i think i would like to see added is a dynamic time warp. Basically it would make it so you travel around your orbit at a constant angular velocity regardless of the eccentricity of the orbit. So you would percieve yourself moving past your Apoapsis in time warp just as fast as your periapsis, and the game would automatically and smoothly slow down and speed up your true timewarp to make that happen.

[@MatthewJamesMullin]

Electric charge is a thing, it's just a buggy thing that can be cheesed with time warp. I made satellites with Dawn engines and it would drain the battery before the burn finished, but if I time warped the burn would continue on a drained battery.

[@pricelessppp]

Love your KSP1 and 2 uploads and other games! Also enjoy your space news pod cast!

[@eloquentsarcasm]

You're not kidding about the sound design, even just watching your videos those launches sound amazing thru my speakers and subwoofer. As an aside, any time there's an Eeloo mission, I have to play some ELO to get in the proper mood.

[@higueraft571]

Ngl, the shame is he doesnt really play the soundtrack, mostly the KSP 1...

[@Admiral45-10]

Talking about Tesco, I remember when they revealed the ad in Poland - where the Napoleon was promoting them. To be represented by Napoleon must have been a giant slap for the British...

[@Syllaren]

Every time I hear the song you played first here, I remember the very first time I escaped kerbins influence. Can't believed how pumped I was.

[@anoniemw.222]

What a coincideneWhat a coincidence, landed on eeloo for the first time to today in KSP2. I also had the EVA bug (always have it while doing an EVA). The planets and canyons really looks great. I can imagine (judging the colour) that there is a lot of water ice to be found on eeloo, wich will be great for resource gathering colonies

[@watersong]

Along with the other commenters I had the same "bug" as you did at 12:00 but it was because I had put a thrust limiter on like you did. It appears that the limiter has no affect if you change it after you make a maneuver node but if you do it before then it will have an effect. Hope this helps!

[@HieronymousLex]

Bro there’s like a dozen comments already telling him this

[@josephraffurty9293]

Hey Matt, if you need a video idea, how about a montage of the bugs and mistakes you’ve experienced so far in KSP 2?

[@ForzaCraft361]

Yes I love this kerbel space program 1 music, and also this channel has greatly inspired me and now I already know how to play the game just by watching your amazing videos I love watching every awesome expedition of yours and a lot more all of your videos are amazing

[@TSF71]

Eeloo is very underrated

[@Penguinos1]

Yesss

[@Jack_bonfire]

Eloo is very rated

[@ASGtheHERO]

Dres

[@luca1Ciao]

No dres doesn't exist​@@ASGtheHERO

[@matheusmelo8199]

I absolutely love when matt do the ksp 2 videos!

[@PerfectedVenus_Monsoon]

My favorite part was when Matt said it's Lownin time and Lowned on Eeloo

[@kolibru]

Dora the Explorer ones said, what was your favourite part of the episode?

[@jackstaggers7252]

Truly an unforgettable moment in this existence.

[@augustagajoshestep]

You should still let the KSP2 music play on occasion. For instances, Jool's music starts playing right with you enter its SOI. You could possibly sample it separately and then overlay it on occasion.

[@rosengrenj9]

Okay but next time you go to Duna you should have the music enabled, the song when you go in for a landing is FIRE

[@TheHutchy01]

I've just come to this video after watching RTgames' Brilliant Diamond playthrough and wow, with the minecraft nostalgia there, I'm horrified to realise that I'm finally at an age where things like that are genuine nostalgia from technically decades ago.

[@chucknnade862]

One of the things I’ve always loved about your ksp vids is the inclusion of the ksp music. I would love to hear the ksp 2 music in these videos even just to switch it up!

[@beagle_uah]

I think you should combine music. You should use the KSP1 music for like “routine” missions or in low kerbin orbit and then use the KSP2 suite beyond there!

[@cyanrogue5053]

I love how bulbus ksp ships are in 2, it adds so much veriety in ships now.

[@crowdozer]

I like the added music, using older KSP music makes it nostalgic even

[@GK34779]

you could go to Vall if you want, It's supposed to have geysers and Jool is supposed to reflect light from Kerbol. You could bring a rover or something with a scanning arm. Great video by the way!

[@shayneeisner9677]

You should make a video where you plunge a large vessel from high solar orbit and see how close to the ground of kerbin you can get. Might be fun while there is still no atmosphere.

[@syncronium3524]

Thanks to the map view scenes in this video I can now see how much dust is on my screen.

[@matejminarik9040]

We don't only get a video about a cool mission to Eeloo. We also get some ASMR from the engines at the launch. The days when Matt Lowne uploads are good days.

[@JustMe-in1lt]

Thank you!! I just got this bug today on my second mission to Eeloo! I thought I was going crazy, the node would not circularize at all haha spent an hour trying, and another hour googling. This is the only video that points out the same bug. 9 months later lol. thanks though this video helped me :)

[@Th3BlackLotus]

Electric charge is absolutely a thing. I lost an Ion probe around Jool because even though I'm no where near the planet, it's blocking my sunlight, and my batteries are empty.

[@MrMonkey3]

Another Banger, Matt Lowne!

[@liviekumori]

The soundtrack is definitely as amazing as the sound design in this game

[@Xa31er]

Matt:"Pluto is the farthest PLANET of the solar system" Me:*Gets disappointed*

[@Nick-yq5uz]

Computer Engineer here. 21:12 Lots of programs we use on a daily basis are not optimized at all and really don't need to be because the speed of computers is so much faster than we really need as well as there is such a huge variety of devices that many systems run the exact same code to some degree on. One program that is super super optimized for some reason is actually roller coaster tycoon 1. The entire game was written in assembly. Assembly to even most modern programmers is difficult to develop and annoying to read. I know MIPS but that's because I'm fresh out of college and still remember that painful class... Other games that use 100% of that resources/are optimized to the max: Doom: SNES version The GBA version of Tomb Raider (community build) Factorio Pokemon Gold/Silver version - (optimized in terms of memory) many many NES games - (Mario and Zelda would be my top picks for optimized memory and not CPU performance, top pick for CPU would probably be Ninja Gaiden or Megaman 2) A modern program that I believe is optimized but am unsure about is VSCode/anything written in powershell is really really fast. After the N64/PS1 era lots of games were developed in C and therefore weren't written in CPU instructions line by line (besides games for the gameboy until around the GBA era). C is much more readable and faster to program in but you lose that "bare metal" control of the system to the compiler. And a compiler is only as good as the developer who makes it. Many programs/projects still use C is mysterious or "duct tape" ways but most modern games and programs will use a derivative of C such as Java or C#. C is now considered the "Latin" of programming where it is old, but universal in syntax to modern languages. Another note of "we don't really use 100% of our CPU" is CPU interrupts - Basically any time your computer: writes to the screen, you put in an input on the keyboard, sound to speakers, checks the time or ANYTHING happens, your CPU stops processing data. So in reality you really only ever use around 40% of your CPU at any given moment even if task manager says it's closer to 90% usage as it can't process information while doing anything else. -A giant nerd

[@DeadBaron]

This is cool to see, Eeloo was so empty in KSP1 that other than landing there, then mining and refining fuel to return, there wasn't much to do or learn.

[@dachstuhlsitzer]

first of all awesome video, thats exactly what i wanted to see in KSP2, but its sadly to hear that ksp2 isnt quite there yet where it needs to be. hopefully the devs keep up the work!

[@suttonbanks472]

We can all agree on two things, Eeloo could've been more like Pluto and Pluto is the best planet.

[@outputcoupler7819]

I have completely abandoned reaction wheels. You need way too many to be effective, RCS does the same for less weight. The verniers let you burn methalox instead of needing monoprop tanks, so it's pretty simple to slap them on pretty much anything.

[@SJ-ry6br]

Maneuver bug you said when breaking in Eeloo is not a bug. Now the path is dependent on the location where you start the burn, so you should start breaking earlier. If you Start breaking right on the point of AP, then it's too late, as you can see already the speed of the craft is 2194m/s when entering the SOI of Eeloo, so try to make the maneuver node in the earlier point.

[@ZoeyLauren]

I love the tangents Matt goes off on. I know I came here to watch KSP2 but I do appreciate some Minecraft Nostalgia and trying to find a USA equivalent for TESCO.

[@williek08472]

I love how they're making the planets in KSP 2 so interesting to visit. Can't wait for them to slay the Kraken and get the game to run on potatoes.

[@Intermernet]

Talisker 10 is my go to Whiskey. If you have the chance, try one of their higher range offerings. The Talisker Storm is usually not that much more expensive, but is *very* nice. Also, Eeloo looks wonderful :-)

[@xelaxander]

5:37 I’d love to hear the KSP2 Soundtrack. Maybe ask PD about it, I’m sure they’ll be able to tell you or direct to the right sources.

[@naerbo19]

A mission to do in KSP 2 that might be interesting is a rover or airplane to survey Kerbin. The landscape in the landing phase looks really nice.

[@mckrunchytoast2469]

MATT SAID IT HERE. PLUTO IS A PLANET. HE HAS SPOKENNNN

[@Spookyma2]

I wish I could afford this game, but luckily, it's just as entertaining watching you for free 🤸‍♀️

[@jameshughes3014]

Nothing but respect for you pushing through and doing full missions with this game in its current state. I've enjoyed playing with it but wow is the kraken angry. I've recently gone back to ksp1 for the time being, and I didn't quite realize just how much of Ksp2 that I love. The UI, the fact that when you land you don't slide like you're on skis, better stability with physics time warp, It's obvious to me that this game is in good hands, the devs really do love it.

[@alfredbeadman7114]

It brings me so much joy when Matt uploads :)

[@blue_wolf9959]

Matt is the best KZbinr to watch while EATING 🍽️

[@hey_how_are_ya]

11:57 I've had that happen but only when I had more than one maneuver node going on at the same time. I deleted all the maneuvers and it fixed itself for me

[@Dominian1]

I never thought of using nose cones as engine mounts or to put some scaffolding on the rockets that fall apart on the launch pad, despite being strutted down beyond reason. Those are some good tips and Eeloo is a BEAUTY. This game will be amazing if they can live up to their own roadmap and get it working well.

[@Cohac]

As you've already gone reaaaaaally far out, have you considered a "to the end of the known universe" kind of flight? Just build a huge rocket and blast off until you hit a wall like the old star trek episode Where no man has gone before?

[@MrMuggles]

Can't say I'm a huge fan of Tallisker personally, though if you like Tallisker then it might be worth you trying some of the Irish whiskeys as well, like Jameson. A personal favourite of mine is Lagavullin, though that can taste a bit harsh if you're not into strongly peaty whiskey

[@zetarhythm3503]

I'll have to that one if I can find it, I personally like a peaty flavour

[@SebPlaySpaceflight]

I love how Matt’s rant goes from sound design, to Tesco Minecraft books. Here’s the timeline if you want to know Starts with engine sound Then talks about muting game music Then playing music Then talking about using someone’s song Then talking about min3craft with him Then minecraft books

[@pietroz_9842]

Hey Matt, Cool video as usual :) For the EVA thing, it may be that you have the max persistent debris set to 0. I had the same problem and a reddit post suggested to change this to solve it and it works fine now!

[@erics2133]

I have never seen electricity NOT be at the cap, and I've looked for it. I'm on the assumption that EC usage isn't in game yet. Personally, I haven't noticed reaction wheels being weaker in KSP2 than KSP1 as well, but I haven't played KSP2 as much as you have.

[@WernherVB]

Hey Matt, I had the same bug as the one you encountered at 20:00 and it seems that there is a workaround : when you decouple your lander, come back to your mothership and shut you engines down. Then you should be able to make your deorbit burn with your lander without having your mothership deorbiting itself.

[@crowguy506]

We need a “Kraken bait” t-shirt. Or better a hoody. Space is cold.

[@ChlorinightS]

Eeloo is love, Eeloo is life

[@UniversalRon2]

Big fan of the whiskey reviews. So eloquent.

[@desmondfromlost]

"Every time something goes wrong, the world forgets why we fly", a quote I like alot But you don't forget Matt, you crazy bastard

[@cdz9400]

No way dude. I was just thinking, "oh yeah, isn't Matt going to be doing an Eeloo mission soon?" BOOM! he posts the video. This guy is reading my mind

[@Bulltoad_Real]

Seriously, you should do a KSP 1 series with outer planets. Super awesome mod, would recommend honestly!

[@SpacialSpud]

I just realized how much Matt sounds like the civil engineer

[@GreendelDemon]

Maybe you could try get out a kerbal by doing a small jump with the lander, so the landed state is switched and the kerbal spawns not on the surface but in the lander

[@slothomatic]

Matt in literally every KSP2 video: The frame rate in KSP2 is almost unplayable, so I am speeding up the footage to make it easier to watch. Internet Sleuths: yOu'rE SPeEdiNg uP ThE FOotAge

[@blazikem]

19:41 I get the EXACT same dreams, with some variation like I might dream about being late for college and whatnot, then I have to remember i haven't been in education for years

[@funkymunky7935]

Pluto is a planet. Change my mind

[@mrmollusk7367]

Betting there's some rude rocket designs out there using that round tank

[@lolappagamer2703]

Next time a kerbal decides to teleport into the ground try letting them fall to the core maybe?

[@penpenguin7926]

You could say Eeloo is pretty... Cracked.

[@tehJoe11]

Talisker is a very tasty scotch. If you liked that you'll probably like Jura, The Glenlivet, Old Pulteney, Bunnahabhain to name a select few. There's an awful lot of distilleries in Scotland, with each usually offering quite a few different styles, so should keep you going for a while.

[@dragonmaker8880]

While watching this video, I was playing ksp 1, and I heard the same space music, I was going to eve when Matt said he wouldn't, and I couldn't create maneuver nodes because I had no connection when matt got the glitch

[@oasntet]

My feeling is that KSP2 is a lot closer to 'done' than the public releases suggest. I mean, it might be a year or two before the entire current roadmap is completed, but I wouldn't be surprised if we get science points and the tech tree in one of the next few patches. The signs are all there, buried in the code, that just about everything has prototype-level stubs already done.

[@thomaspickford6214]

I’ve visited pol in ksp2. Would 10/10 recommend. It’s a very unique looking moon and I think it looks incredible.

[@effervescentrelief]

You transitioning into the canyon at 17:50 was awesome!

[@karelpgbr]

Watching these videos makes me so hyped for the full release!