>>544988235
>Poison capsules
pretty decent for worm killing due to their static nature but you need a lot
>Slowdown capsules
If there were turrets that could automate throwing these they might have a serious use, but they are criminally expensive for what they achieve
>Defender capsules
Cheaper than turret creep because they consume less ammunition. Very effective for spamming like 30 at a time to clear nests during the tank era. Wish they didn't lag so far behind the player
>Distractor capsules
too expensive, not useful enough
>Destroyer capsules
Jesus fucking christ nothing that is disposable should ever cost this much
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>>544882584
Damn that's deep
Damn that's deep
>>543758415
>Electric droid
>Immune to electric
>on the planet that unlocks tesla turrets
>"Ah, but they were designed to survive the fulgoran lightning storms
Then why did the Fulgorans go extinct?
>Electric droid
>Immune to electric
>on the planet that unlocks tesla turrets
>"Ah, but they were designed to survive the fulgoran lightning storms
Then why did the Fulgorans go extinct?
>>542656259
I've done mun and minmus missions both ways, although you can literally orbit and de-orbit safely on minmus with a fucking SAFER jetpack so that hardly matters.
Lunar rendezvous multi-staging with a lunar module is generally never actually worth it. Even the official NASA project only narrowly chose the lunar module as their final approach. I mean, NASA can math out their intercepts, their gravity assists, their maneuvers well ahead of time, KSP has some functionality for that but the adjustments have to be real-time and are closer to ball-parking it.
The additional complexity of the intercept and lunar module capture after landing and ascent can easily use more fuel than just doing it raw if you don't completely nail it. Especially because KSP's systems are pretty hostile from a structural standpoint for ships with multiple functional stages.
Lunar missions simply don't require the level of engineering you'd expect either. I usually don't even bother with establishing a Kerbal orbit before hitting lunar gravity capture. Back-up staging is for wimps.
I've done mun and minmus missions both ways, although you can literally orbit and de-orbit safely on minmus with a fucking SAFER jetpack so that hardly matters.
Lunar rendezvous multi-staging with a lunar module is generally never actually worth it. Even the official NASA project only narrowly chose the lunar module as their final approach. I mean, NASA can math out their intercepts, their gravity assists, their maneuvers well ahead of time, KSP has some functionality for that but the adjustments have to be real-time and are closer to ball-parking it.
The additional complexity of the intercept and lunar module capture after landing and ascent can easily use more fuel than just doing it raw if you don't completely nail it. Especially because KSP's systems are pretty hostile from a structural standpoint for ships with multiple functional stages.
Lunar missions simply don't require the level of engineering you'd expect either. I usually don't even bother with establishing a Kerbal orbit before hitting lunar gravity capture. Back-up staging is for wimps.
>>537035581
>since she doesn't specialize in using them
Ah I see
So basically I'm just wasting weight by using shoulder weapons on non-specialized pilots?
>since she doesn't specialize in using them
Ah I see
So basically I'm just wasting weight by using shoulder weapons on non-specialized pilots?