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| − | {{Stub||This a [[Stupidity]] are basically the same article. Possibly move general information into an article like ''personality traits'' and only highlight differences or specialities of this trait here.}}
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| − | '''Courage''' is one of three personality traits [[kerbonaut]]s have along with [[Stupidity]] and the hidden "[[badS]]" flag. In the game file "persistent.sfs" Courage is a scalar value with the key ''<tt>brave</tt>''.
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| − | Personality traits to determine how a kerbonaut reacts to variously lethal flight conditions. These reactions range from 'neutral' to 'happy' to 'inconsolable horror', all displayed by facial expressions and gestures typically seen in [[Intra-Vehicular Activity|IVA]] portraits.
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| − | As of {{version|0.23}}, experiments with non-badass kerbonauts modified to the four possible combinations of extreme Courage and Stupidity ([1, 1], [1, 0], [0, 0], [0, 1]) revealed that Courage does not control fearful behavior. Both Stupid kerbonauts were blissfully ignorant in the face of danger. Meanwhile, the non-Stupid ones both displayed equal fear of accelerating in a rocket built by KSC engineers at exactly the same time despite having opposite levels of Courage from each other. Subsequent tests with 0.75/0.25 combinations showed an uptick in fear in the more Stupid subjects, indicating that with awareness comes dread.
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| − | The badS flag, however, negates all fear regardless of Courage or Stupidity.
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| − | There is a bug regarding courage (but not stupidity) in version [[0.23.5]], where courage values in the info screen of both tracking station and orbital map are inverted to those displayed in the astronaut complex.
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Latest revision as of 09:38, 27 April 2014
