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Becomes a Brick Joke in earlier versions, if you managed to somehow land on Jool (a gas giant) through a glitch, and used the gravity scanner, it informed you the warranty was just voided.

The constant references to 'warranty being void if X', such as a barometer's warranty being void if exposed to air.

One of them is just 'found lying by the side of the road'.

Case in point, every part has Flavor Text indicating its manufacturing company.

The game as a whole doesn't take itself very seriously in tone.

The atmosphere in the beta was known as the Souposphere due to its extreme drag.

The name became Ascended Fanon in Kerbal Space Program 2 when the addition of new solar systems necessitated a name change.

The Kerbals' sun is simply called 'The Sun', so players tend to call it ' Kerbol' to distinguish it from Sol.

Complacent Gaming Syndrome: Turning on timewarp halts all vessel rotation, which is commonly abused to stabilize large craft or asteroids without using copious amounts of monopropellant.

So, if the game ever does include life support, expect immediate backlash over it being too complex and/or too simple.

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The popular mods range from having 'snacks' and losing reputation when your kerbals go hungry, to killing them when they are deprived of food, water, oxygen, or electricity for too long. The unmodded game still doesn't have it, so most of the arguments revolve around whether it ought to, and if so, what it should be like. 1.2 added a simpler version of this to the base game, reawakening the arguments. Some people like the realism and think probes are overpowered without it, while others think it's too convoluted and annoying to bother with. It makes controlling robotic ships obsessively realistic, forcing speed-of-light delay on transmissions and requiring a whole network of satellites to maintain connectivity at all. Improvements to the base game's aerodynamics didn't affect the argument very much. Fans of it are often rather condescending towards the standard aerodynamics and the players who use it, while the non-FAR players think it just makes planes too difficult and rockets too easy (because it makes narrower designs more efficient). FAR, an advanced aerodynamics-modeling mod, is sort of the opposite: it makes the game more realistic, but also more difficult.The stock game requires you to fly all vehicles manually, but some players find this difficult and/or tedious, and want the game to do at least some of the work for them non-autopilot users insist this makes the game too easy, or even pointless. MechJeb and other autopilots are the biggest one.Some of the prominent mods have caused minor schisms in the community:.Most updates cause this to some degree, because things are changed or added and most mods become incompatible for a while-and sometimes permanently-after each update.

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Accusations of sexism flew back and forth, and things just went downhill with every patch released to fix things.

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They claimed that the update didn't fix enough, that it introduced new bugs, that it broke old bugs that players had come to rely on, that Valentina and the other female Kerbals were dumb, etc. Some people loved the update, but others were very vocally disappointed. The update was hyped considerably before its release, and introduced many new features and fixes, including a new aerodynamic system and the long-promised female Kerbal.

The release of 1.0 caused a major split within the game's fanbase.

In addition, Jool's moons (usually Laythe and Tylo) are perfect for using gravity assists, both for orbital insertion and escaping the system. The planet's huge sphere of influence ensures that, even if you're off by a few degrees in inclination, you're guaranteed a gravitational capture, and it's just a matter of a few small correction burns to properly orient yourself where you need to go. The only difficult part is having enough Delta-V to get that far out from Kerbin, but once that's taken care of, the actual trip there is relatively easy.

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