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[Aseaheru]

My joystick dident work well.

[BigD145]

My twist on my joystick is loose in one direction. Not good for flight.

Also, warp drives are not OP. Vacuum power is. 1 hour burn to fix my willy nilly warping to Jool and that's just to nudge into aerocapture. Multiple experiments in this taxi including antimatter reactor and orbital building. 100 ton craft with 0.02 TWR. Officially screaming around Jool at over 12km/s and trying for 107km periapsis.

[Greiger]

My ancient 11 year old Raider Advanced FX works fine.  If that works I'll bet anything works. 

And a joystick does indeed give much finer control, however it makes it difficult to use SAS, because at least in my case the SAS won't disengage and will fight your adjustments until I adjust the stick quite a ways, which is annoying for the fine adjustments you would want to use a joystick for.

[Rose]

I use an analog gamepad while flying my planes, but I find the keyboard much better for flying spaceships.

[Aseaheru]

My logitech attack 3 that I got from amvets 5~ years ago dosent like KSP.
It does like WarThunder...

[Rose]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

I made a Jetboatcarthing!

The sound it makes when you're going 20kmph in the water is /weird/

[Facekillz058]

Oh my god, so much new stuff.
I haven't even gotten good with the last update and now I need to think about space rocks.
Fantastic.

[miauw62]

RedKing, just install MechJeb. It has a function that shows you where to burn to get into orbit with a gravity turn, which is great for learning how to do gravity turns by hand.

[BigD145]

HAH! Thanks ScanSat. At first I opened it up and wondered why an asteroid was showing up in my screen. I panned around and it didn't move. I scratched my head for a second and then remembered I had not captured an asteroid strike, so I guess the asteroid survived impact and ScanSat marked it on my map. RIP Kerbals around the small southern ocean. That ocean strike must have made for some killer waves.

[LoSboccacc]

Oh my god, so much new stuff.
I haven't even gotten good with the last update and now I need to think about space rocks.
Fantastic.

wow just so you know, this is closing the end of the iteration so you are going to get even more stuff in a short term: http://kerbaldevteam.tumblr.com/post/89806845949/devnote-tuesdays-the-back-in-experimentals-edition

[miauw62]

Whoa whoa are we getting 64-bit KSP?
Niiiiice!

[BigD145]

Whoa whoa are we getting 64-bit KSP?
Niiiiice!

Only useful if you use planet packs or numerous mods with textures that run up against the sub4gb RAM limit. It's not going to be stable.

[LordSlowpoke]

the only thing inherently stable in ksp is the strut

and that's the way i like it

[BigD145]

64bit will be less stable for awhile. You also don't get it for OSX for even longer. I will likely wait for .25 before touching 64bit. I can run my current mod set with texture reduction just fine.

[Greiger]

Bugfix: Struts were too stable.  We fixed that so that when they touch the ground they will randomly attach and cause the celestial body to become part of the ship.  This usually results in a crash, in both the spacecraft and the game itself.  Sometimes the game waits to crash until after you try to recover 'Kerbin debris'.