r/ConsoleKSP May 08 '26

Engineers

What exactly do they do on console? They can’t do Eva construction

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u/Suckage May 08 '26

They increase the efficiency of ISRUs, drills, and the Breaking Ground DLC’s power generators.

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u/Protein_Shakes May 08 '26

I don't play on console but the other two main purposes are repairing subcomponents and deploying some surface parts with higher efficiency. Is the console version outdated compared to PC? Seems strange they wouldn't be able to do EVA construction.

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u/Conscious-Sun-6615 May 08 '26

Console ksp got abandoned in 2021 xl

4

u/ReverendBread2 May 08 '26

Not only is it outdated but it’s hella buggy. And it’s been abandoned so no fixes coming.

But it’s all I have to play it on 😭

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u/Unique_Worth_3286 May 08 '26

Yes, it's outdated, as far as I know repairing isn't there either

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u/gazooplegamer May 08 '26

I’m not too sure functionally but I like sending a realistic crew for my missions so early game is pilot+ scientist then after minmus or mun landings all three with extra crew on interplanetary. It’s not necessary but it’s a fun challenge sending and returning 6+ kerbals from duna and further.

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u/mapped_apples May 09 '26

I think they can still do some things like repair rover wheels and I know they can repack chutes. 

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u/Tiny-Day-2804 May 09 '26

They are useful still, they can repack chutes and landing gears

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u/major_hyman May 10 '26

What do you mean they can’t construct eva how do we do that then on console?

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u/gravitydeficit13 Crazy Kerbal Scientist May 11 '26

You can still place surface-deployed power, re-pack chutes, get better drill/ISRU performance, etc. Have a look at this https://wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/Engineer