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Gene and Wernher von Kerman are replaced with is Dr. Keri Kerman, possibly due to the latter's involvement in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II World War II]. Dr. Keri Kerman a coffee addict who progressively gets more addicted to caffeine until the mission brief concerning the [https://wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/KSP_2_Discoverables#Duna Duna monument]. Unlike KSP1, KSP2's missions are purpose built by the developers, and not procedurally generated. they are generally less tedious as well.
 
Gene and Wernher von Kerman are replaced with is Dr. Keri Kerman, possibly due to the latter's involvement in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II World War II]. Dr. Keri Kerman a coffee addict who progressively gets more addicted to caffeine until the mission brief concerning the [https://wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/KSP_2_Discoverables#Duna Duna monument]. Unlike KSP1, KSP2's missions are purpose built by the developers, and not procedurally generated. they are generally less tedious as well.
  
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Revision as of 23:06, 18 February 2024

Exploration mode is similar to KSP1's Science mode, but has contracts, now called missions.

Gameplay

Mission control and missions

The main source of progression is through mission, where you will get most of your science in the early game, and a significant chunk in the late game. To get contracts, click on the mission control building.

The interior of the mission control building

Gene and Wernher von Kerman are replaced with is Dr. Keri Kerman, possibly due to the latter's involvement in World War II. Dr. Keri Kerman a coffee addict who progressively gets more addicted to caffeine until the mission brief concerning the Duna monument. Unlike KSP1, KSP2's missions are purpose built by the developers, and not procedurally generated. they are generally less tedious as well.

The Tech Tree