How can I humanely kill a stranded Kerbal?
So I've got a stranded kerbal in sun orbit with no fuel or resources except for the EVA jetpack. I'm playing Demo, so there is absolutely no hope of me bringing him home in a rescue mission (docking parts not availble). I have honestly no idea how I ended up stuck in sun orbit anyways (a failed moon landing attempt).
I think the most humane thing to do in this situation would be to end the little green guy's life quickly so he doesn't have to spend infinite years alone and stuck in a capsule. How can I kill this Kerbal in my current situation?
PS: Preferably a humane way that does it quick, but I won't be too picky so if it isn't I don't mind.
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Is there a Kraken in KSP?
The Deep Space Kraken was a famous bug and is namesake of other bugs in Kerbal Space Program. It was removed with version 0.17. The bug could be triggered by moving at high velocities in the game. The cause was that KSP prior to 0.17 would move the ship in space, instead of moving space around the ship.How do I save Kerbal stuck in orbit?
Just point retrograde, get out and push near the engine. Originally posted by AlexMBrennan: You can get out and push. So long as you can preform EVAs then you can get out and push, otherwise you'll need to set up a rescue mission.How do I control Kerbals in KSP?
While holding on, use W and S to climb up or down, or A and D to transition to nearby perpendicular ladders. If the Kerbal is clinging to a command module's hatch, pressing B will board the vehicle. Pressing Space while on a ladder will release the kerbonaut's grip, allowing him to fall or float away.How do I restore Kerbals from orbit?
The most important thing to know is that you have to get your ship within ~2.5km in order for the stranded Kerbal to load. Once that's happened, you can switch over to him using [ or ] . After that, it's a simple matter of guiding the Kerbal to your rescue ship and returning to the surface successfully.KSP - Rescuing a Stranded Kerbal from Orbit Tutorial for 1.2x using Low Tech
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