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The scratch is ok in your thread, it doesn't seem to have much in common with the video

I have no clue why we'd need such content, keep to lighter stuff. And remember that this is an SFS forum with just a little bit of other things. Remember that.

I'm still no closer to understanding...

I don't understand. Username or project name? Here or where?

...no

Badge awarded. :) The only thing I would say is your TWR is rather high, and out of curiosity I'm wondering what your launch flight path to earth orbit looks like?

I'd say that it could have been better if the base was more cohesive, with modules closer together and seeming to "belong" together. That's the big thing, I think. And also you're non-DLC, but that doesn't stop you from attempting slightly bigger modules, you have a lot of buildscreen space not...

First of all, you're amazing. :) We got lots of submissions this month, and it was hard to decide who should win. Foothold: Marmilo wins, because of his elaborate constructions AND good rocketry. Honorable mention to CST-100 for their rocketry, doing it all in one legal launch is impressive...

Why don't you ask people who've been banned from the sub-reddit? We just host the place for them to appeal, we don't know anything more.

The discord staff will eventually process your appeal and render a verdict, be patient.

Nice one, badge given. :) I know you said no gravity assists for this video, however I want to link a more efficient way to get captured into Jupiter orbit, just because it's pretty cool: bi-elliptic transfer for capture + moon gravity assists for orbit reducing. The bi-elliptic transfer's very...

Good job doing it 100% legally

1. No, the appeals are the only way, and you seem to have commited a serious offence. 2. The discord community isn't the only SFS community, you're in another SFS community right now.

Oh, I forgot those existed.:p

Really really really really easy with the allowed cheats.... I demonstrated here, with "just" infinite fuel (ewww). It doesn't show up because Steam editon, but it's on. We take the obviously most efficient trajectory ever! Straight to the moon. :p Landing here:

Edited, we don't need that particular meme for this mission.

This one's 1/4 scaled, designed so that with the isp on normal mode your rockets get a 5% payload mass fraction or so, just like real life. Good luck with your search.:)

Badge granted. :)

I've passed it on to the discord staff.

Please read how to make a proper ban appeal. This cannot be submitted in its current form.

No, it just kind of slipped through the cracks... Either way, I'm not offended if someone pings me if their submission hasn't been responded to for a few days. Voyager quest, part of the rocket isn't seen, and there's no screenshot from earth orbit. I was going to try see if I could replicate...

Irregardless, no modded engines for that kind of return record. :)

That's quite a mega buff, of course it worked. I'd go so far to say as it makes every other engine except Valiant redundant.

Gravity loss is a big physics thing, that's like saying "if my rocket had infinite fuel it can easily reach another star".

8200 m/s of dV in normal mode with a probe for control. That's a lot, but due to gravity losses etc, a 1:1 earth in normal mode will require perhaps 12,000 m/s of dVo_O I'm not sure of the exact figure. However, it will easily reach orbit in IRIS, and possibly as well in steam edition hard mode.