Why so hard to build in this game

Oh, hello carrot

@LenatezSpaceAgency2

I am not sure how meaningful the number of parts is. You can build an rocket with payload (a simple satellite for example) that reach an stable orbit, let's say 150km/150km, with round about 50 parts. The most parts are only decorating or details when building an replica.
An other thing that rises the Partcount very quick is the mirroring tool, legs, solar panels, RCS thrusters, chutes or beacon lights are mirrored mostly at least 4 times.
But an rocket flies even without beacon lights and so on. And manage things like TWR and all these stuff is not really a challenge with all the tooltips, the game does all the math for you.

But since you have already mentioned the propeller stuff, i think that building propeller planes is a thing that is much easier in SP.

it's really easy and in many ways superior to SP buidling, it will take a bit to get used to, but you'll see

You'll get used to it the more you play it.

@MrCarrot
Yes I think you're right. I startet with SR, and after round about one year i bought SP too. But because of the different controls and the reduced map i don't play it that often.
I like the controls from SR more because you can change the size, shape or angle of an part by pulling the indicator arrows (sorry, in know, horrible english). For mobile users, the SR controls are easier to use i think, but on PC it could be the opposite, i don't know, i only play on mobile. But if you compare equal kinds of crafts from both games, i think the crafts in SP have a better look although they have a smaller part count.

Simple.
No so Simple,
No just Rockets,
So no SipleRockets,
So no easy.

@Dereric okay fair also you might be more used to this while I’m more used to SimplePlanes

@MrCarrot

In both cases I meant the construction of an aircraft. In my opinion, the controls in the building menu are much more intuitive in SR. But I'm taking only about the mobile versions.
And I think it's easier in SR to build an balanced airplane. Because every Structure/Fuselage part works also as a fuel tank. So you can easily fine-tune the CoM by modifying the amount of fuel in different fuel tanks.

@Dereric yes because SimplePlanes you actually have to make things have a center of gravity when in SR2 it takes no skill to make a rocket fly well (I’m mot saying sr2 is bad though)

@SamTheFox

I'm with you. I've both games, on mobile. And in my opinion it is much easier and faster to build crafts in SR than in SP.

@SmurfResearchX it’s true

@OnlyRealCarrot - lol - good one!

@SmurfResearchX bruh it’s easier to make things fly here then SimplePlanes since in SimplePlanes you actually have to make it have a center of gravity

yes - more realistic physics is harder to balance crafts, and there are alot more options for customization of the parts - it takes a little longer to learn the settings....but makes it possible to build almost anything you want

It’s just rocket science.

for me, it's the opposite

it's hard to build plane-like structures ._.

Muscle memory, don’t complain, they are different games.

@AlastairAreospace This is one of my builds that wasn’t easy to mark fly Clicky here

@AlastairAreospace have you seen planes in SimplePlanes they take hundreds of parts and making something fly is no harder then making something go to space so don’t go saying SimplePlanes is easy