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| − | '''Start''' is the first node in the [[Tech tree]], and the only stage 1 node on the tree. It is the node the player starts with, and includes seven basic parts, most of which are essential to play the game.
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| − | ==Available Research==
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| − | There is only one tech node that can be researched from this one:
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| − | * [[Basic Rocketry (Tech Tree Node)|Basic Rocketry]]
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| − | ==Parts==
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| − | * [[Command Pod Mk1]]
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| − | * [[LV-T30 Liquid Fuel Engine]]
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| − | * [[RT-10 Solid Fuel Booster]]
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| − | * [[FL-T200 Fuel Tank]]
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| − | * [[Modular Girder Segment]]
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| − | * [[Communotron 16]]
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| − | * [[Mk16 Parachute]]
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| − | The Mk1 command pod is the only essential part required to start the game. This is because the second Tech Tree node (Basic Rocketry) only costs 5 [[Science]], and that can easily be supplied by making Crew Reports, EVA Reports and Sample Collections. However, if the player wants to gain more science, using these starter parts, and [[Explosive decoupling]], the player can make an orbital or sub-orbital rocket and gain more science from space, using the Communotron 16 to transmit excess data.
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Latest revision as of 07:27, 28 March 2014
