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I'm curious, for someone who's never played KSP, what is the consensus on the last "good" version of KSP? The last patch that came out before being bought out?
by mjh2539 3y ago
I'm curious, for someone who's never played KSP, what is the consensus on the last "good" version of KSP? The last patch that came out before being bought out?
- accrual 3y agoThe most recent version/patch level of KSP 1 is fine, it's been a pretty solid game for a while. There's not much reason to play older patch levels unless you want to use older mods that no longer work on newer versions. I recommend CKAN for installing and maintaining mods for KSP 1.
- pavel_lishin 3y agoThe first KSP game is still a stellar experience, if you pardon the pun - especially if you install a few graphics mods to make it prettier. KSP2 has a lot of potential, and is very pretty, but unfortunately also requires a pretty beefy machine to run well - and even with a beefy machine, it can still stutter quite a bit. I honestly am not sure if I own KSP2 or not - my Steam library is like most people's, and I often treat game purchases a just a "you did a good thing, here's some money" - but I certainly can't run it on any hardware in my house.
- jonathankoren 3y agoStock KSP1 is superior in almost every way. Less buggy, more game features, and a mature mod community. KSP2 has all of that planned but it’s still struggling with very basic gameplay. Problems that were solved a decade ago with KSP1. Most of the interesting mods have already been integrated into the core KSP1 game. About the only ones worth mentioning are ScanSat (adds planetary observation sensors) and EngineerEverywhere (or something. It adds the thrust-weight-ratio display info without a part). The graphics are enhancements are just pretty pictures, that do nothing.