#KERBAL ENABLE CROSSFEED MOVIE#
It's an inspirational game in many ways, and it generates sentimentality by doing a far better job at communicating the difficulties and grand ambition of space travel than any movie or billionaire-funded PR jolly. I don't expect games to remain updated forever, but I'm a little sentimental about Kerbal being effectively finished. I never could get a handle on docking ships together in orbit, though. I have returned to it periodically in the years since and seeing it grow and develop has been a pleasure. You couldn't even get into space when I was playing it most, but I spent over a dozen hours happily building rockets and trying to reach greater heights. I was an early adopter of KSP back in 2011, playing builds before it came to Steam Early Access. The 1.12.2 patch itself fixes over 90 bugs, and adds a few improvements "such as a locking functionality to docking node rotations that allows autostruts to cross over docked nodes." I don't know what that means - and my confusion is a fitting tribute to Kerbal Space Porgram, honestly.
"Even though we still may release a minor patch here and there when needed, with this patch we are officially completing the 1.12 update, as well as the sustained development of the original KSP, as we are now shifting gears towards the development of KSP2," reads the post. It had already been announced that Kerbal development was coming to a close with 1.12, but the latest patch notes brought new finality.
It's been a fun ten years, but its development team are now turning their full attention to work on Kerbal Space Program 2.
#KERBAL ENABLE CROSSFEED UPDATE#
It's a relatively minor set of fixes, but it marks the completion of the 1.12 update - and, in turn, the end of "sustained development" of KSP. Kerbal Space Program update 1.12.2 is live.
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