USAA Moon Mission

[USAA]

 

[Blazer Ayanami]

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You need to show more parts of the mission, not just the landing and return. Also, please don’t crop your screenshots so we can check for cheats

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

You need to show more parts of the mission, not just the landing and return. Also, please don’t crop your screenshots so we can check for cheats

Yeah just like blaze said, we need the full mission

And also blaze its no cheats look at the screen closely

 

[4KidsOneCamera]

And also blaze its no cheats look at the screen closely

Though we can’t see the fuel percentages, so no way to know if they were ever on at one point or another.

 

[Blazer Ayanami]

And also blaze its no cheats look at the screen closely

4kids beats me to it. If you can see the fuel levels, how can you be sure he didn’t turn on IF at some point?

 

[USAA]

You need to show more parts of the mission, not just the landing and return. Also, please don’t crop your screenshots so we can check for cheats

If there were cheats, wouldn't it show at the top?

Also, great, now I need to to the WHOLE mission again.

 

[USAA]

4kids beats me to it. If you can see the fuel levels, how can you be sure he didn’t turn on IF at some point?

Because it would show at the top, near the velocity and height.

 

[4KidsOneCamera]

If there were cheats, wouldn't it show at the top?

The reason Blazer points this out is because you could have just turned cheats off when you took the screenshots. Not saying you did, it’s just a formality that is required to complete the challenge.

Also, great, now I need to to the WHOLE mission again.

It never hurts to get more practice in! That’s how I and many other players here got experience. Practice is key. Just make sure to properly document your journey (screenshots of launch, orbit, landing, return, etc).

 

[USAA]

The reason Blazer points this out is because you could have just turned cheats off when you took the screenshots. Not saying you did, it’s just a formality that is required to complete the challenge.

It never hurts to get more practice in! That’s how I and many other players here got experience. Practice is key. Just make sure to properly document your journey (screenshots of launch, orbit, landing, return, etc).

Well, I hope a YouTube video is enough documentation.

 

[USAA]

Here's some better documentation:

 

[4KidsOneCamera]

Very nice! That’ll definitely be more than enough to complete the challenge. I don’t have the credentials to certify it, but once one of the admins come back online they should be able to approve it then.

 

[bobbblair123]

33 minutes to parachute 50 meters @ 5.8 m/s ?

 

[Blazer Ayanami]

Alright, is definitely not the most efficient Moon mission... but it passes. Good job.

 

[bobbblair123]

Congratulations

 

[Mars Pathfinder]

33 minutes to parachute 50 meters @ 5.8 m/s ?

my record on 1.35pc is 44m deploying it to reducin to 4.4 m/s

thou i haven't made pic due to, its a mess/routine mission from mars..

also, congrats USAA!

 

[USAA]

Congratulations

Thanks

my record on 1.35pc is 44m deploying it to reducin to 4.4 m/s

thou i haven't made pic due to, its a mess/routine mission from mars..

also, congrats USAA!

Thanks

 

[UN Cosmo Navy]

Thanks

Thanks

Congrats Wait...I got a mission for you if you want

 

[USAA]

Congrats Wait...I got a mission for you if you want

What is it?

 

[UN Cosmo Navy]

What is it?

Put sats orbiting the moon

 

[USAA]

Put sats orbiting the moon

Interesting challenge!

 

[UN Cosmo Navy]

Interesting challenge!

Better use rocket. 10 sats.

 

[USAA]

Better use rocket. 10 sats.

I think I could try it.

 

[UN Cosmo Navy]

I think I could try it.

Just go higher above the moon and it is easy making orbit. Vaillant engines are easy for orbits for small ships

 

[USAA]

Just go higher above the moon and it is easy making orbit

Thanks for that tip!