I made a reply at some point saying that Juno was probably superior to ksp2. The other day I got ksp2, and after playing it I can say with 100% certainty that it is indeed superior to Jno.

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    2,944 BeastHunter

    Despite the similarities, they are games for different audiences. At the moment, I prefer Juno, as KSP2 currently lacks the features I bought it for (colonies, multiplayer). Juno is targeted more towards engineering, realism, and fine-tuning the design of your rockets, while KSP2 is targeted more as an exploration game. Add in performance, I prefer Juno overall currently.

    2 months ago
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    @SeeyaTheFurry and @Spitty it's been very well optimized at this point. I agree that they both are good for different people though and even with optimizations it has some pretty steep requirements.

    +1 2 months ago
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    no its like 50 @CloakPin

    2 months ago
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    372 CloakPin

    Does ksp2 still cost $100?

    2 months ago
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    3,060 Isosceles51

    Yeah, it is superior in a lot of ways, but there is still no planet creator, no procedural fuel tanks and engines, and most of all, it will, as @SeeyaTheFurry said, detonate (heat up/crash) your device (I'm not saying pc as current gen consoles can operate it( as in have it available)). Don't get me wrong, (even though I've never played it) I like it, but I still think that, at the moment, JNO and KSP2 are both equals, which is fine, and we all have our preferences. I hope we can all respect that.

    +1 2 months ago
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    I really want ksp 2 but I also don't want to detonate my pc

    2 months ago

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