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Been there, having your ship point up when you dock throws your point of direction off a bit. Thankfully mine didn't blow up.

Glad ya survived! 🫡🫡🫡🫡

eh，how to solo😂

That's just rough....

As we say in space engineers; 3 hours to build, 3 seconds to break

You always need to test these things

Congratz starship team!

Solo because you and me can't find a single bitch to play this game with. 😔

I knew he'd hit space instead of W 🤣

"...however a control misunderstanding resulted in..." aka user error get good noob

You need to use gyroscope and go full throttle from the start.

That was not the first ending I expected, but it should have been. It also shouldn't have been that funny, but it was.

Ah yes SE is my most played game ever. It is great 10-20 hours building a ship, just to realize 0.5 seconds after launch that you missed something and your creation has become a doom device destroying itself and your base simultaneously. For this reason, most SE veterans always disable autosave, and instinctively quick save before jumping into any vehicle.

All hail

Hahaha i know the feeling

Это же столько времени было убито в 3 секунды... У меня так друг разбил корабль весом в 1 мегатонну. Он строил его целую неделю...

Went from 100 to 0 real quick 😂

Ah yes, spacebar is what you are looking for

Ah, just like KSP.

I FORGOT TO UNMUTE MY MIC, FUCK

Lord Clang has spoken

This made me laugh so hard, thank you for uploading. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve done this. To learning!🎉

Game: no drag or aerodynamics. Human, allow me to build the most drag efficient shape Single Stage and monodirectional thrust and try it. 😂 Just build a hopper for 1/64 the resources.

Well it's an obvious mistake. Need more boosters.

Fell over like the towers

damn... i remember my first ever flight to outer space. did a couple of small scale trials with atmospheric and hydrogen thrusters to see how much mass they can lift while still being comfortable to pilot. spent 10 more minutes just looking up how much power and hydrogen they consume. then just put together a ship on a landing gear with what appeared to be enough thrusters to lift it. and boom, went straight to space. i never thought people could be doing this in such complex ways that make it prone to error or failure... i gotta start space engineer again and put together a rocket style ship just to see...

Heh Heh. Welcome to Space Engineers.

First time?

Long live titanfall Happy 10th anniversary tomorrow morning

Your seat was facing up but your remote control block might of been facing on the underbelly of your ship.

to be fair, thrusters now tell you which direction they are facing so you couldve prevented this xD

oops

loved the dispense on the way up, i pretty much assumed what would happen after hrhr. Damn i still remember how a huge rover spun on one wheel for like a minute and we were all perplex just watching and then it spun into our base and were all like nooooooooooooooooo and afterwards we were hysterically laughing. This is sooo much part of the experience, i wouldn't wanna miss it.

I read the report in krytens voice. It fits perfectly 😂

No Gyro? It did make me chuckle, the smooth build up is what did it.

even in a game, it is this hard. now think of real life.

hehehe... NASA? is that you? Wait... Space X You Were There Too???? hehehehehhhee I'm joking.

You've been klanged. But it's a learning experience.

Ouch! Did the side thrusters clip the connectors on the way up? :) Or was it going sideways? @D_Rogers has a rocket launching platform that works, maybe steal some ideas. Or maybe just use one connector on a double piston for max clearance.

Wait, you guys don't just slap theusters onto your starter station and send it to space?

I know whats wrong wit it, it aint got no gas.

TWR === 0.1😄

softer 100%

(1:40) Is some kind of cinematic. Love this Game.

average ship launch

Meanwhile my ships have failed the Thrust to Weight Ratio check.

Learning is hard but I love this game, it's a shame it's not a "fashionable" game, I'm sure many people would like it

This was the most kerbal moment ever in Space Engineers