What Did I Do After The Launch of Kerbal Space Program 2

Sure I've been streaming it here and there, messing around with it and breaking things. While also throwing many bug reports to the developers.

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[alikhamesy]

There's something poetic about the Mohole glitch in ksp2 and how theres a bug in a feature that used to be a bug in ksp1

[bladerunner]

They should leave the Mohole glitch. It's _obviously_ an ancient alien warp speed gateway left there by the progenitors of the Kerbin star system

[Spinikar]

KSP2 isn't a rough diamond, or an uncut diamond. Its a diamond in a rock, buried in the ground. I'm confident it going to be a beautiful gem one day, but dam, there's a lot of work to do.

[sciencedude]

The original music from KSP1 is actually royalty-free music by Kevin MacLeod. Almost all his music is completely free to use as long as you give him credit. Which makes it all the more bewildering that KSP2 devs decided to not use any of it.

[moonasha]

7:30 a consequence of this JSON that scott didn't mention, is it means we can have website or app based ship designers, where we can make ships anywhere, and then bring them into KSP when we get home!

[cheese_queen]

Heya!
Lead dev of Space Warp here, a few things
1. Thank you for showing off our project's existence in your video
2. Space Warp hasn't been superceded by BepInEx, it currently runs in parallel w/ it, but in the future space warp will be an api on top of BepInEx for KSP 2

[PaddyPatrone]

More bugs than gameplay describes the situation perfectly. It`s so frustrating

[FonVegen]

Airborne rocket-powered handbrake turn was a phrase I didn't know I needed but definitely needed to hear.

[draymanil]

I’ve got to admit that the moment I was most excited for when KSP2 released is more Scott Manley videos about KSP.
Love the channel!!

[fernbedek]

Audio glitch at, like 13:40 when he said the word ‘bug’ was very fun.

[drunkenhobo]

Disabling the debug menu just seems mean-spirited from the developers. Things like that make me worry it isn't really being made by fans of the original, as that was always an essential tool.

[davidebellomo]

12:56 I love how casually Scott destroied the land speed record (that RCE started and others responded to) in such a nonchalantly manner, not even mentioning it

[ravenheartwraith]

Thank you for being honest and balanced about the horrid state of the game and looking out for newbies. I've had more random "blow up for no apparent reason on the launch pad" then actual "oh I got to orbit" experiences lol.

[harbingerdawn]

"I'm sure I will learn to exploit this power for awesome at some point"
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[Marxon]

I applaud Scott's cheery tone as he politely ravages this game for its unacceptably unstable state.
Just casually mentions to keep your craft simple so the colliders keep working.

[LSF]

3:19 idk why it cracks me up hearing Scott say Moho

[StarryCactus]

It's interesting to me that they went with procedural wings but not just procedural parts in general.

[idosureal]

I bought the game the moment it came out on Steam, and had lots of fun for the first hour of gameplay! Then, the next time I went to play, I got stuck loading a campaign - even if I tried making a new one, it would get stuck loading. For reference, I have a 3080 Ti, and my some of my friends have the same issue. Even if the game is Early Access, being unable to play the game after having spent $50 on it is unacceptable. I sincerely hope the devs get around to fixing as many bugs as possible.

[Crushnaut]

My worry: they set out to make KSP 2 because the fundamentals of KSP led to performance issues, the kraken, etc. Basically, they wanted to rebuild KSP from the ground up and build something with a better foundation. I am unsure if that is something they will be able to deliver.

[Generalth]

Hi Scott!

I'm most worried about how unoptimized the game is. I thought the whole point of KSP2 was that it could be rewritten from the ground up with best practices in mind, but this is a regression in almost every way. And are they really going to _completely_ rewrite everything _after_ the early access? Or is it more likely this is the state of the game (plus tacked-on patches) on release?