Completing One Of The HARDEST Kerbal Space Program Missions Ever

Cool rock

[PizzayaWasTaken]

Props to the makers of the Mk1 command pod because they were able to store 147+ years of food for Valentina

[RAFMnBgaming]

For future reference, if you want to find out what just exploded at a glance, F3 brings up the "results screen", aka the pop-up window that shows up when you've crashed. bringing it up before you've crashed gives you a good itemised list of what's went wrong so far.

[antonioamarildo]

I love how reid makes the game harder for himself, and STILL complete his objectives.

[ReidCaptain]

I had 30+ hours of footage for this video, so it took me way longer than usual to put together. Let me know if you all want to see more stuff like this in the future. I have an idea for a single engine video that I think should be fun!

[AlterExo_]

One thing is certain. Even when humanity traverses space and reaches far and wide. They will still go out of their way to look for a "cool rock" 8:42

[zixiany]

I love it how the small landers weren’t used at all.

[quoniam]

F3 to identify what exploded. Also, to save fuel don't take off in a retrograde orbit...
So you created two small landers that you didn't use (Glly, Bop or Pol could have been the place to do so...)

[cremebrulee]

As soon as i saw those xenon tanks I wanted to cry

[maxboskeljon]

Your vocabulary during these challenges is always hilarious. Like the way you make understatements or say un-added just making me laugh every time. Keep going rc!

[lamergamer]

That one kerbal will be very happy lol.

[eekee]

Exciting mission! I think there's a problem though: that forest of solar panels must have been occluding each other. 2 columns would be good if you can always turn them to face the sun, otherwise i think it would be good to have 3 columns like the 3 individual ones on the big lander. Maybe 4 columns.

The Tylo landing was awesome! :D

Ooh, all the planets? For Eve, propellors help a lot; it looks like they can more than halve the size of an SSTO, if I estimate right, and they make it possible to launch from sea level where a rocket-powered SSTO has to launch from a very high mountain. Or you could take a multi-stage lander. :) If you go with propellors, put them in service bays to control the drag. Open the bays to use the propellors, close the bays for rocket flight because propellor blades make insane amounts of drag at supersonic speeds. You could probably get 200m/s out of propellors which is not a whole lot, but at least they can get you above the majority of the thick atmosphere before you try to go supersonic.

[tangosmymango]

only true gamers remember that the title used to be "Can You Land On Every Moon In Kerbal Space Program With One Kerbal?"

[mitchellbird]

I love these videos there so fun to watch how hard it is to do getting to all moon's in the games

[whydontyouhandledeez]

Even though there's no mechanics for it, I always thought it would be cool to see a big multi-phase mission like this planned with a semi-realistic time constraint like 1 year or something. Might involve like pre-launching spare stages to each destination with drones before the Kerbal finally gets to make his voyage or something so you can trade efficiency for speed. Just something I've always thought about when seeing these hilarious 150 year long missions lol.

[louigamez]

"Now it turned out to just be a rock, but it was a cool rock." -Reid Captain, 2022
Edit: since when did quoting make you famous?

[sexolotlintheocean]

Bro i watched till the fairing i cant stand this mans voice wtf

[radufieroiu]

Hey how about triyng to get in orbit eithout engines? You could use props to get high and use some sort of catapult or to store energy.

[samael]

Bro for the first 4 mins or so, I was doing something else and only half paying attention, and for whatever reason I thought your mission was to only land on all of JOOL’s moons… not EVERY moon. Jesus, absolute mad lad, bravo.

[scottaxel]

Thanks for all the work you put in to make these, truly your content is wonderful.

[gamingforfun]

One thing you can do instead of using ion engines is using the nuclear engines because they have much more thrust compared to ion engines, and are almost as effecient