Take notes if you want, but at least pay attention a bit. Orbital mechanics can sound a bit complicated, but there are a few guides to help you understand it better. >Prograde? Retrograde? Apogee? Perigee? Argument of the ascending node? What the fuck? feel free to ask in the thread if you are after any old versions (or current) of KSP, there is a mega link for most versions back to 0.11 Otherwise, we don't care if you pirate the game, anymore, we used to, but since post 0.19.fuck it this should all be in the OP at the top of the thread if we are still reccomending you torrent it. The devs used to be bros, but nowadays this is debatable. However, if you want the best representative current version, just pirate 1.0.5 and pay for the game if you like it. Get into orbit, go to the Mun, learn a few things about orbital dynamics, and if you like it, then buy it. This is not a bad thing, as it's representative of what you'd be using as a complete newcomer to the game. It's neat to play around with, but only contains the local Kerbin-Mun-Minmus system and does not have plugin or third-party parts. There is a demo available based around an oldish version, 0.18.3. >Okay, so I'm interested, is there a demo? A full planned features list used to be found on the game's official wiki, but has since been removed. Planned features for the future include dynamic weather, increased optimization, a career mode system based around Buzz Aldrin's Race Into Space, more planets and moons, as well as more eye candy. The game sees releases every few months on a 'when it's done' scheduling basis. The main engine features of the game are largely complete, and the game has a career mode, but is illogical and a grindfest, squad are of the opinion that increasing the difficulty should only make the game longer, and not harder. Although the game is currently in ALPHA testing (1.0.5) despite what max might say about it being feature complete, however it is relatively complete for such an incomplete game. The game itself is robust and allows for a variety of mission types. The moons range from tiny captured asteroids to lifeless rocks to potentially habitable planetoids. The planets range from hellish death pits, to purple fuckballs, to frozen shitholes, to a gigantic bastard gas giant. As of writing, it contains a large and vibrant solar system consisting of 7 planets and 9 moons. Kerbal Space Program is a space simulator game that lets you design and fly your own rockets.

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