Wait likehow do you build a ship...?Seems kinda like it may be weird with a controller.
Quote from: Miia on August 23, 2015, 10:05:00 PMWait likehow do you build a ship...?Seems kinda like it may be weird with a controller.That's what I'm wondering about. Might be a tad clunky. >.>
Not worth it without mods
Quote from: Miia on August 23, 2015, 10:05:00 PMWait likehow do you build a ship...?Seems kinda like it may be weird with a controller.im sure they can get it to work, and you build a ship and travel a solar system
KSP is a glorious game, i've played in on my shitty integrated graphics laptop for ages, so i'm going to revel in the better graphics and frame-rate.Time to review my plans for building Red Dwarf, they needed tweaking
Quote from: Sprungli on August 24, 2015, 05:55:36 PMKSP is a glorious game, i've played in on my shitty integrated graphics laptop for ages, so i'm going to revel in the better graphics and frame-rate.Time to review my plans for building Red Dwarf, they needed tweakingit's not like it's a good looking game to begin with-without mods at least.
Quote from: Solid Lemon on August 24, 2015, 05:58:50 PMQuote from: Sprungli on August 24, 2015, 05:55:36 PMKSP is a glorious game, i've played in on my shitty integrated graphics laptop for ages, so i'm going to revel in the better graphics and frame-rate.Time to review my plans for building Red Dwarf, they needed tweakingit's not like it's a good looking game to begin with-without mods at least.So imagine playing it on nearly the lowest settings possible. Nevertheless, it was stunning watching the earth turn, watching the sun creep slowly around the horizon until it illuminated your craft. Even games with rudimentary graphics can be visually stunning at times.My main concern is using a controller, as much as I dislike Mouse and Keyboard there's is no doubt that it is the natural format for a game like KSP. They'd better allow custom mapping/attribution, for one, I do not want them using the triggers for throttle control
Quote from: Sprungli on August 24, 2015, 06:03:33 PMQuote from: Solid Lemon on August 24, 2015, 05:58:50 PMQuote from: Sprungli on August 24, 2015, 05:55:36 PMKSP is a glorious game, i've played in on my shitty integrated graphics laptop for ages, so i'm going to revel in the better graphics and frame-rate.Time to review my plans for building Red Dwarf, they needed tweakingit's not like it's a good looking game to begin with-without mods at least.So imagine playing it on nearly the lowest settings possible. Nevertheless, it was stunning watching the earth turn, watching the sun creep slowly around the horizon until it illuminated your craft. Even games with rudimentary graphics can be visually stunning at times.My main concern is using a controller, as much as I dislike Mouse and Keyboard there's is no doubt that it is the natural format for a game like KSP. They'd better allow custom mapping/attribution, for one, I do not want them using the triggers for throttle controlI've played it on the lowest. Max isn't exactly pretty you know.It's still a big green smudge.
Quote from: Solid Lemon on August 24, 2015, 06:10:32 PMQuote from: Sprungli on August 24, 2015, 06:03:33 PMQuote from: Solid Lemon on August 24, 2015, 05:58:50 PMQuote from: Sprungli on August 24, 2015, 05:55:36 PMKSP is a glorious game, i've played in on my shitty integrated graphics laptop for ages, so i'm going to revel in the better graphics and frame-rate.Time to review my plans for building Red Dwarf, they needed tweakingit's not like it's a good looking game to begin with-without mods at least.So imagine playing it on nearly the lowest settings possible. Nevertheless, it was stunning watching the earth turn, watching the sun creep slowly around the horizon until it illuminated your craft. Even games with rudimentary graphics can be visually stunning at times.My main concern is using a controller, as much as I dislike Mouse and Keyboard there's is no doubt that it is the natural format for a game like KSP. They'd better allow custom mapping/attribution, for one, I do not want them using the triggers for throttle controlI've played it on the lowest. Max isn't exactly pretty you know.It's still a big green smudge.Your opinion is your opinion. And who's to say there won't be mods on Xbox One for it?
Quote from: Sprungli on August 24, 2015, 06:11:41 PMQuote from: Solid Lemon on August 24, 2015, 06:10:32 PMQuote from: Sprungli on August 24, 2015, 06:03:33 PMQuote from: Solid Lemon on August 24, 2015, 05:58:50 PMQuote from: Sprungli on August 24, 2015, 05:55:36 PMKSP is a glorious game, i've played in on my shitty integrated graphics laptop for ages, so i'm going to revel in the better graphics and frame-rate.Time to review my plans for building Red Dwarf, they needed tweakingit's not like it's a good looking game to begin with-without mods at least.So imagine playing it on nearly the lowest settings possible. Nevertheless, it was stunning watching the earth turn, watching the sun creep slowly around the horizon until it illuminated your craft. Even games with rudimentary graphics can be visually stunning at times.My main concern is using a controller, as much as I dislike Mouse and Keyboard there's is no doubt that it is the natural format for a game like KSP. They'd better allow custom mapping/attribution, for one, I do not want them using the triggers for throttle controlI've played it on the lowest. Max isn't exactly pretty you know.It's still a big green smudge.Your opinion is your opinion. And who's to say there won't be mods on Xbox One for it?You can hope, but I wouldn't.
KSP coming to Xbox One and PS4
