Surely it must be. It's meets the standard Frog Fractions set of being both insanely janky-looking but at the same time, impressively functional and varied and unexpected.
With this and Kerbal Project B.E.A.S.T. being done and Dan and Patrick's Mario Maker rivalry at a truce, I don't know what new feature I have to look forward too anymore right now.
It seemed like there would always be more MGS for Drew and Dan to play, but it all had to come to an end at some point I suppose... :(
Watching Brad fumble around with that gun demo was nails on a chalkboard. I agree it's not super intuitive, but even watching from outside, the blue ball definitely seemed like the "grab point." I'm guessing you either didn't have to dump out the other grenade, or Brad could have reached in to grab the spent one with his other hand.
Then again, I've screwed around with this stuff for more than a year now using prototype positional controllers with the Gear VR at our lab.
Listened to the Beastcast on Friday and am expecting good things today!
Update after watching:
Awesome job! Seriously, as much as some of the duders complain, you guys couldn't have really nailed what was left to do in this mission much better than you did! Congratulations on the successful rescue!
Please give us a heads up for the live Manley video watching. I don't want to miss it!
Also, please please continue this series. There really is a lot more that you guys can do that are as cool if not more-so as landing on Mun. Here are some examples of things I want to see:
Of course the most obvious one is a Duna landing + return. I think you guys already have the skills to get there and land. It would take some learning and trial and error - honing the knowledge you guys have gained through playing so far - to build the right ship and do the right maneuvers that would allow you to not only get there and land but also get back to Kerbin safely.
Landing on Mun or Minmus with a rover vehicle of some sort.
Docking a space station together using multiple launches and the docking system.
Building some sort of space plane in the hangar assembly building instead of a regular vertical launch vehicle the rocket assembly building.
Space resource drilling. I want to see GBeast combine their love of Kerbal and trucking to go full on into proper-physics-based (well... Kerbal physics based - which are 1/10th actual physics scale) space-trucking simulation.
I get the feeling that this is one of those videos that you listen to at work in the background, but only after scrolling down to hide the video off-screen... Anyone care to confirm?
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