It's because my last computer had 700 mb RAM, 10 GB space. One time on my save on 0.24 was broken due to vessel getting glitched and stuck in runaway, thus making runaway impossible to active, and somehow it also glitched out the rocket pad. My game sometimes suddendly closes and nothing is saved About 7 “Hell Krakens” (the one that makes your height bar go to 111,111,111 or 666,666,666 etc.) When I load a quicksave or played a regular game, I could not go to the space center or recover vessel, it happened about 50 times. Prof_Red wrote:has anyone encountered any krakens? (not nescecarily the original one, but any physics glitch known as a krakenIn my files I have 24 crash logs. 1.10 has almost no krakens, my kraken drive is a dumb hunk of metal now. EDIT: I quoted the wrong post, sorryyeah the older vesions are glitchy like that, and before 1.1 if any saves or craft were updated to a new version (not meant to scare anyone) would become corrupt.

Now I have 8 GB RAM, 1.5 TB space, and my new save (without cheats now ) has no problems. and I made my save go throught lot of versions (0.24 0.25, 0.90 1.05 1.1 and then it broke) Also I used cheats (i was too stupid and lazy to play without cheats) and I had like 13 mods.

They turned green because after all the crazy things the rabbids did, its possible that early chemistry made their food turn them a shade of green, similar to how silver turns humans blue.Prof_Red wrote:has anyone encountered any krakens? (not nescecarily the original one, but any physics glitch known as a krakenIn my files I have 24 crash logs. When the rabbids started to evolve intelligence, their other senses, like their ears, went away as their brain size increased. Plus, in physical similarities, the kerbals and the rabbids have eyes far apart with a wide mouth, and similar short build. Rabbids cannot succumb to pain, and even if the kerbal missions blow up again and again in quick succession, the next pilot usually goes in fearlessly, with the select few insane ones. The kerbal's first ships start looking like piles of junk, showing progress once they eschew overkill for technique. The Rabbid intends to reach the moon using a pile a of junk. A typical kerbal's mission tends to be the moon, though can shoot further once they reach it. The Kerbals are, in some way, related to the RabbidsAt first I thought of this due to the similarities between the Kerbalites and the Rabbids, and since I never played Raving Rabbids, I thought it ended at that.Īccording to Rabbids Go Home, their home, or at least where they plan it to be, is the moon.

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