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1. #Kerbal space program game crashes with any mod installed update#
2. #Kerbal space program game crashes with any mod installed full#

#Kerbal space program game crashes with any mod installed full#

Maybe it was people misunderstanding the EULA, or maybe it just got hushed up, but I would say that if people care about EULA's and rights and stuff, they should look into it before buying.Įdit: Found some stuff, it seems that some people are claiming the wording was just changed by Take Two but means the same thing (they get full usage rights to user generated content uploaded to their services, which is quite a bit less threatening). This seemed like a really big thing right when the DLC dropped, and now I can't find any reference to it.

#Kerbal space program game crashes with any mod installed update#

They also now state that you can only have 1 downloaded copy of the game ever, so people that like to have copies of different game versions (for archival, or mod compatibility, since the "active" mod community doesn't always update their mods to the latest release, so people still playing on older versions just for mods is actually super common) are technically breaking the rules. Take Two changed the EULA to claim they own any and all mods made for the game. QuoteKSP has an already active modding community, which the developer has now given a big boost thanks to the Mission Builder KSP has an already active modding community, which the developer has now given a big boost thanks to the Mission Builder, it will be interesting to see what people can come up with.įind the expansion now on GOG and Steam, for those who don't own the actual game it's currently 50% off on both stores for another few hours. The Linux version seems to work really well, which is awesome. kerbal engineer, kerbal alarm clock) have either been integrated into the game in one way or another, or I play without them to provide a challenge. I like playing with stock parts, visual mods make it run too slow, and information mods (e.g.

If you were already a fan of KSP, picking it up I would consider to be a no-brainer. I don't have a particularly powerful computer, so I only usually run the Outer Planets Mod (and Kopernicus, which is needed to make it work). Getting it to work properly and go where you need to is another story altogether, but the tutorials are decent enough to get you going. What I especially like about KSP, is how simple it actually is to build a ship. For me, I hadn't actually played for quite some time, so it was interesting to re-learn it all. Some games are fun to fail in, KSP is certainly a game that fits there. It's amusing though, my failures have kept me going as I've wanted to do better. It's certainly not an easy game, one which I've personally struggled with quite a bit. Players can use these parts and suits throughout Kerbal Space Program.